Set in the stunning
and vast landscapes of the Kwa Tuli ("place of
dust") area you will learn to read and interpret the African wilderness!
Using the available tracks and signs whilst guided and instructed by
some top
African trackers !
The Tuli block in Botswana is an amazing
unspoiled part of Africa and Southern Botswana. It is known as the
‘The land of Giants’; a wilderness area of big skies, amazing views
and massive trees. Tuli is many hundreds of square kilometers, its
wildlife is free to move without the constraints of fences unlike
many other areas of Southern Africa. It is home to 350 birds and 48
species of large mammals.
This is a brief outline of how the typical day goes on the
tracking course
Right away you will begin looking for and analysing tracks
The day is very flexible and pans out according to what you might find…
If the tracks are good then you might find that you’ll stay in that area for a while
At the end of each day there will be daily reviews of what has been found and occurred during the days tracking
There will also be 1 to 1 tuition from the group leader, Stuart
Towards the last few days each individual will lead the group on a trail of a large mammal species
For a break down of day-to-day activities and
full course details please enquire
A certificate will be awarded to students who pass the
course
For certification and accreditation
information and subjects covered, please ask us for further
information.
This is true African experience as well as a tracking course. You
get to sleep in 2-man dome tents assisting staff in setting up the
camp where you are tracking. The camp will provide you with sleeping
mats, but remember to bring a sleeping bag! Drinking water is
provided from a water-tank mounted on a trailer and towed with you
to camp. Bring torches too (very important) but lighting will be
provided from paraffin camping lanterns. .
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