For the 10th year running, Mashatu Game Reserve has opened the reserve to the annual Nedbank Tour de Tuli event – the major fundraiser for…

Mashatu is home to two species of hyena, the spotted hyena and the brown hyena. Arguably the most successful large carnivore, spotted hyena are seen…

Mashatu Game Reserve comprises 29,000 hectares (72000 acres) of privately owned land in the conserved wilderness area known as the Northern Tuli Game Reserve, a…

Cheetahs are very attentive mothers and a vital part of raising cheetah cubs teaching them the art of hunting.  Mashatu Game Reserve’s habitat is ideal…

Who would choose a profession that is known for its long hours, weekends away from family and comes with its own stresses? It takes someone…

According to African legend God created Wildebeest using left over parts of other animals. There are many different versions of what He used, but a…

A visit to the PhotoMashatu photographic hides is a highlight activity for many guests. Besides offering the most incredible photographic opportunity, just being in such…

Looking for a little adventure while on safari? As you drive through the reserve you may imagine riding a horse through the fields of yellow…

Children in the Wilderness Limpopo Valley was founded in 2009 and operates within the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. Children in the Wilderness (CITW) hosted another…

As the resident photographer at Mashatu Game Reserve, I may just have the best job in the world. As the year draws to an end…

Vultures get a bad rap from many people, yet these much-maligned birds have evolved to fill a crucial role in the ecosystem. We’ve had a…

We’re at the end of the dry season in Mashatu Game reserve and temperatures have soared but the rains haven’t arrived yet. This is a…

There seems to be a baby boom within the elephant population of Mashatu Game Reserve. Visitors to our photographic hides have been treated to a…

One of the best things about being on a guided safari is having a guide and tracker at hand to actively search for game. Without…

I first wrote about Mothoja, one of our female leopards, in June 2017. At seven years of age she surprised us all by giving birth…