Would you like to own part of our Private Game Reserve?

Live the African Dream

Whether you want to buy land in Africa as an investment or to enjoy the bush, wildlife and beautiful night skies. You have found the right place. As a co-owner of our game reserve you can experience Africa like nowhere else. Just like in your dreams.

Build your own dream lodge
Contribute to the preservation of wildlife
Full privacy secured as tourism is not offered
No timeshare, you’re actually a co-owner
Discover new borns when only a few days old

There are probably tons of reasons why you would like to become a co-woner. But you will only truly understand after you have visited the reserve.

As a co-owner of this beautiful private game reserve you are free to spend as much time in the reserve as you want. Just like this co-owner did.

Africa
Most people that go to Africa will get bitten by the so called African bug! They fall in love with the bush, smell, nature, wildlife, beautiful night skies, and the possibility to unwind totally. They know on which continent their next holiday will be and might even fantasize about living there.
Botswana
Botswana is topographically flat, with up to 70 percent of its territory being the Kalahari Desert. It is bordered by South Africa to the south and southeast, Namibia to the west and north, and Zimbabwe to the northeast. Botswana has one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. The economy is dominated by mining, cattle, and tourism.
The Tuli Block
The private game reserve is located in the Tuli Block in the southeast of Botswana. It’s only a 450 km drive from Johannesburg airport to the reserve, taking an easy 5 or 6 hours to complete by car. For those that prefer to fly, a newly completed airstrip in the reserve facilitates a quick flight. The Tuli Block is officially classified as a low-risk malaria area.

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A day at the reserve

The first day you wake up in our Magical Game Reserve, chances are you will fall in love immediately.
Why? Because you can experience the reserve and wildlife exactly how you want to!

Good morning
Take a 4×4 and drive to your favorite spot and enjoy a coffee at your own pace.
If you like you can bring some muffins that are home-made by our staff.
The Wildlife
The wildlife in our reserve is simply one of the most diverse you can find.
Elephants, Giraffes, Lions, Cheetahs, Leopards, Wild Dogs, Rhinos, Hoopoe, Marabous, and many more.
The Sundowner
The Sundowners are often described as the reason why people become co-owners of our reserve.
Bring some Bubbles and Bites and make sure you bring a torch.
Diner is served
After a day in the reserve you just want to relax. Luckily our staff has prepared a campfire at your lodge.
Sit down, enjoy a glass of wine and wait for an excellent diner to be served.
Gaze through a telescope
Make sure you are ready to be impressed. The conditions to see stars at the reserve are extraordinary.
We bet you have never seen our Galaxy like this before.

Widlife at the reserve

Every co-owner probably has their own favorite animal. Whether its some Wilddogs hunting for food, an Elephant doing a mock charge, a Roaring lion or a Marabou flying over. Its all happening in the Tuli Block. All photo’s below are taken by one of our co-owners.

Birds

Mammals

All photo’s are taken in our reserve by one of our co-owners. If you would like to use one of our photo’s please just send us a message.

The Co-Owners

The co-owners of our game reserve exist out of a great variety of nationalities, South-African, Dutch, Spanish, English, Scottisch, Scandinavian, American and German. With entrepreneurial backgrounds or careers in finance, doctorial, lawyers etc. Yet there is one thing they have in common. An incredible big admiration for the African wildlife.

Malcolm

South-Africa

For me personally, Botswana represents the “old Africa” slow methodical but with a solid bureaucracy, extremely low population per square kilometer, vast areas of almost unspoiled wilderness with protected game areas.

Alfonso

Spain

The way I see the investment in this reserve is not as an investment as such. I see it as a way to protect a part of Africa, together with people with similar interests and to leave an heritage to my children; something much more valuable than any amount of money they could get from me.

Paul

The Netherlands

Birds chirping, impalas drinking and monkeys playing – it’s a unique combination of sounds that only a few have the privilege of waking up to. And if you’re really lucky you might even spot a hippo swimming in the Limpopo while you enjoy your morning shower.

Want to own a Part of Africa?

Some co-owners want to actively participate in the preservation of wildlife. Others may just want to admire the scenery and use the reserve as place to unwind totally. But we all agree that the resevere must be kept as close as possible to the original state like it was 200 years ago.

In order to grow our reserve further we are opening spots for future co-owners. We offer several possibilties for people that want to take part in our reserve. If you are interested in participating just send us a message. We are happy to tell you more about the possibilites.

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