Lying at the foot of the Korannaberg mountains in the Tswalu Kalahari Private Game Reserve, The Motse is a collection of just nine ‘legae’ or little houses, all offering an exclusive Kalahari experience.
Read moreThe Motse blends sympathetically into its beautiful surrounds, with rich tones and natural materials creating an earthy, yet naturally luxurious safari escape
Kalahari thatch, local stone, clay and desert sand root the nine suites and main house into the wilderness of the surrounding savannah, creating a warm welcome that is inextricably tied to the Kalahari
Tswalu Kalahari is one of the best places in Africa to see rarer animals such as the pangolin and aardvark
Activities at The Motse are completely tailored around guests wants and needs, whether that be tracking wild dog or exploring the reserve by horseback
A part of the Tswalu Kalahari Private Game Reserve, The Motse lies in 110,000 hectares of mountains and grasslands that are visited by only 30 guests at any one time. Using natural resources such as clay, local stone, desert sand and Kalahari thatch,...
With six standard legae or suites and three family legae, the camp is well suited to both couples and families. Indoor and outdoor showers and private sundecks allow guests to experience the beauty of the Kalahari at...
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Enquire NowThe Motse is set in the Northern Cape Province in the Tswalu Kalahari Private Game Reserve, close to the border with Botswana. It is possible to drive to The Motse though daily scheduled flights depart from both Johannesburg and Cape Town.
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Activities at Tswalu
In this 110,000 hectare Kalahari wilderness, Tswalu offers extraordinary privacy in which to explore the Africa Bush. From game drives with access to a private vehicle, to walking safaris, horse riding to sleeping under the stars, there is plenty to do.
