Selous Game Reserve Lodges and Guest Houses Accommodation

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Selous Wilderness Camp

P.O. Box 11279, Arusha, Selous Game Reserve

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Located on the Rufiji River in an exclusive setting, Selous Wilderness Camp offers 7 spacious safari tents in the Selous Game Reserve. Read More

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Kiba Point

Selous Game Reserve

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Kiba Point is the fabulous base for your private Selous safari. This small 8-bed camp is booked on a totally exclusive basis only; you won't meet another soul beyond the family or friends you've Read More

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Sand Rivers Selous

Selous Game Reserve

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Set on a wide curve of the Rufiji River, Sand Rivers Selous has been a well-loved hub for safari buffs since the late 1980s when camp founder Richard Bonham first discovered this place on one of his Read More

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Beho Beho

Selous Game Reserve

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Beho Beho is not really a camp in the true sense of the word, as it has individual bandas or stone built, palm-leaf thatched cottages. Beho Beho is more of a home Read More

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Selous Kinga Lodge

Selous Game Reserve

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Selous Kinga Lodge is located on the banks of the great Rufiji River within the diverse natural beauty of Selous Game Reserve, the lodge offers top class amenities. Read More

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Selous Wildlife Lodge

P.O. Box 2551, Arusha, Selous Game Reserve

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Set amidst dense indigenous forests the Selous Wildlife Lodge is the ultimate wilderness retreat. With 360-degree views over the surrounding bush. Read More

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Amara Selous

Amara Luxury Tented Camps Ltd, PO Box 2763, Dar es Salaam, Selous Game Reserve

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Nestled along the great Ruaha river lies a hidden gem, the Amara Selous, a luxury boutique camp in the heart of the Selous wilderness. The Amara experience is designed to suit every traveller. Read More

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Rufiji River Camp

P.O. Box 18065, Dar es Salaam, Selous Game Reserve

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Rufiji River Camp occupies a breathtaking position in Selous high up on the banks of the Rufiji River overlooking pods of hippos and basking crocs and a constant flow of animals coming down to drink. Read More