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Tachila Nature Reserve- Travel Tips
What to See, How to Plan & Tours- Natural Scenery
- 4 Reviews
Tachila Nature Reserve, located about 5 km from Francistown, spans 8,000 hectares and serves as a conservation and community project showcasing the natural and cultural heritage of the North East District. The reserve is home to wildlife such as leopards, hyenas, kudu, impalas, and warthogs. Currently open for pre-arranged self-drive game viewing, it is in the early stages of development, with plans for a luxury lodge, conference facilities, and sustainable infrastructure. Future conservation efforts aim to introduce species like rhinos, cheetahs, giraffes, and sable antelopes while promoting eco-friendly practices.
Reviews of Tachila Nature Reserve
Doris Gloor - 1
Doesn't exist anylonger. Obviously been sold to some Investors. Botswana's Tourist Department should update there Website. Most probably there want be any Wildlife left due to over-exploitation.
Pauline Moyo - 1
It was closed, but not mentioned on the website !, waste of a journey
El Louco - 1
A lot of mining in the Nature Reserve. This means the status of reserve is false!
Kisa Mehdi - 5
