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Selous Safari Camp

Selous Safari Camp

BRIEF DESCRIPTION

The sheer diversity of the landscape - from hot volcanic springs, placid lagoons and the many channels from the Great Ruaha and Rufiji Rivers which bisect the reserve - makes the Selous a unique area in which to observe the full panoply of African wildlife. Most of Africa’s mammal species, from the largest to the smallest to the rarest, thrive here. In addition there are some 440 species of birds and more than 2,000 recorded varieties of plants (with many more still to be discovered.) Southern Tanzania is redolent with the romantic history of a bygone age. Pioneers, missionaries, hunters and adventurers littered the landscape with legends. To those who know and love the African bush, the Selous is one of Africa’s best kept secrets. 

Highlights

This camp is situated in one of the most photogenic areas of the Selous Game Reserve - the largest protected wilderness reserve in Africa, three times larger than the Serengeti. 



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Footprint

All camps are build with local materials all environmentally friendly. All waste comes back to town where we deal with it. Separately. Next to generators we have also solar power.
Rates Included
Rates Excluded
  • two activities per day 
  • full board accommodation 
  • tea and coffee 
  • VAT 
  • airstrip transfers 
  • reserve entry & conservation fees 
  • drinks 
  • insurance 
  • evacuation cover 
  • airport taxes 
  • gratuities 
  • personal requirements 
  • laundry 
Itinerary Details

Accommodation

Safari tents en suite, on the banks of the Rufiji River, is designed to blend in with the spectacular natural scenery. Each of the safari tents is on its own raised timber platform, affording guests an unmatched experience of the African bush. The spacious tents are luxuriously appointed, with en suite bathrooms and open air hot-water showers. The camp has the prime position at the centre of the unique riverine and lake complex, with the highest concentration of African wildlife and myriad birdlife. There are no fences and no artificial modifications to the natural fauna and so animals wander freely through the camp. 9 tents at main camp and 4 tents at private camp.

Facilities

The camp has its own swimming pool, enabling guests to cool off in the heat of the day. Chefs prepare the finest cuisine from a well-supplied kitchen. Meals are complemented by a good selection of wines and there is a well-stocked bar.

Note

One and two day fly camping and walking safaris available. We also offer boat safaris and also fly camping from June to end of October.Pre bookings essential.

Limitations
  • family:  recommended age for children on safari in Tanzania is eight years and older 
  • regrettably no triples are available 
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