From 1st to 7th May 2027, a group of riders from across the world will be participating in the 2027 Land of the Giants (LOTG) cycling event, hosted by Stephen Lansdown CBE, Mashatu Game Reserve majority owner and passionate conservationist.
It promises to be the safari riding experience of a lifetime.
View the LOTG 2027 rates and itinerary HERE. Rates for singles available on request.
The 2028 LOTG Cycling Event will take place from 1 – 7th May 2028. We encourage bookings to secure your spot.
Please contact Mashatu Events Manager, Lala Bale, via email on lala@mashatu.com, or via WhatsApp on 00 267 73 074 215, for more information or to book your spot to participate in this iconic annual event.
Relive the exhilarating moments of the Mashatu Land of the Giants Cycling Event 2026. A thrilling recap of an epic week spent at Mashatu Game Reserve, where determined riders conquered rugged yet mesmerizing safari terrain, cycling 180km over 3 days amidst the sights and sounds of the wildlife and wilderness.
From the 1st to 7th May 2027, a group of riders will embark on a one-of-a-kind safari riding experience, encompassing:
Organized by Mashatu Game Reserve for the Tuli Conservation Trust (TCT), this annual event aims to raise awareness and funds for vital conservation efforts in the region, supporting the incredible work of the Anti-Poaching team who protect and conserve the wildlife within Mashatu and the greater Northern Tuli Game Reserve.
The mission is to raise ONE MILLION PULA annually for the Tuli Conservation Trust for the benefit of the Anti-Poaching Team in support of conservation initiatives vital to preserving Botswana’s natural heritage.
The decision to host the “Land of the Giants” cycling event at Mashatu Game Reserve underscores its significance as a sanctuary for wildlife and a hub for conservation efforts, showcasing the importance of ecotourism in preserving pristine wilderness areas.
The Tuli Conservation Trust (TCT) was established in Botswana in 1993 by the Northern Tuli Game Reserve (Notugre) Landowners Association. TCT focuses on wildlife protection, environmental conservation, and community enhancement. TCT’s UK counterpart, Tuli Conservation Trust UK (TCTUK), is a registered charity that primarily fundraises for key projects including anti-poaching efforts, fence upgrades, and community outreach and empowerment programs.
