Beho Beho Camp

Beho Beho Camp
Beho Beho Camp
Beho Beho Camp
Beho Beho Camp
Beho Beho Camp
Beho Beho Camp
Beho Beho Camp
Beho Beho Camp
Beho Beho Camp
Beho Beho Camp
Information
  • Lodge type; Safari Lodge
  • Location; Selous Game Reserve
  • Lodge size; 8 Bandas
  • Recommended stay; 3-7 nights
Highlights
  • Game Drives
  • Walking
  • Birding
  • Lake Tagalala & Maji Moto
  • WiFi
Introduction

Beho Beho Camp was the first camp to be sited in The Selous, not on the banks, or the flood plains of the mighty Rufiji River, but in the cooler highlands so as to enjoy the 'cooling breezes' from which its name derives. Always designated as a 'private camp' it has fiercely protected its individuality and privileged location as one of the most 'magical' places it is possible to visit in safari Africa.

Beho Beho's experienced guides will plan your safari programme, whether you need time to relax and be pampered or need to do a 10kms game walk before breakfast in the bush. From sunrise to sunset, from early morning tea to sundowner a Beho Beho safari is planned to your requirements.

Looking for an amazing safari experience in the Selous? Then look no further than our collection of only the best Selous Lodges, all situated within prime locations within the reserve.

The Selous Game Reserve is a once-in-a-lifetime safari destination not to be missed!

Rooms and Suites

This spectacular Selous Private Camp has eight individual very spacious Bandas, (stone-built and palm-thatched cottages) furnished with king-sized beds, Zanzibari day beds, writing desks and comfortable 'suite' furniture. The front of the banda is totally open and extends onto a spacious verandah. The banda can be secured for the night with 'tented curtains' or left open as desired.

Each banda has a separate dressing room leading into an en suite bathroom with twin basins, a high flush WC and an 'open air' shower.

Cuisine and Wine

Meals are a movable feast and are not confined to the formal dining area.

There are several lookouts where breakfast and lunch are served and of course areas for dining under the stars. Bush Breakfasts and picnics are also arranged for longer safaris.

Facilities

Beho Beho's stone built and palm thatched cottages, are not only a refuge from the equatorial sun, the bouncy seat of a game vehicle and the red dust of Africa nor are they just for sleeping, these spacious 'suites', which open up reveal unrivaled vistas of the Africa bush, are designed as private 'homes' with individuality and flair.

The open sided lounges and dining areas together with the cocktail bar and 'billiards room' provide a sophisticated setting for post safari relaxation and the swimming pool and deck an ideal place to cool off.

Activities

Game Drives; in special adapted 4WD vehicles which offer raised seating for better game viewing. Game drives are best taken early in the morning or at dusk.

Walking; The wilderness of Africa will be yours as you walk through the bush in the vicinity of Beho Beho. Many different tracks can be followed with either a circular walk returning to the camp or a pre-arranged location can be made for you to be collected by a safari vehicle.

Lake Tagalala & Maji Moto; After a short Game drive you will arrive at Lake Tagalala for your boating safari. The lake is surrounded by a number of natural springs which attracts amazing birdlife as well as a large Hippo and crocodile population. After a bush breakfast, a short walk takes you to the hot sulphur springs, Maji Moto where you swim in the deep natural pools before returning to Beho Beho.

Child Friendly

Children Under 12 are not recommended for this type of property and game experience.

Rates From

From US$ 1 250.00 pp

Rates Information

Per person per night sharing
Rates are in US Dollar
*Rates may vary according to season

Rates Include
  • All game activities
  • Accommodation
  • Meals
  • Drinks
  • Laundry
  • Airstrip transfers
  • Applicable government taxes
  • Service charge
Rates Exclude
  • International and local flights
  • Conservation and park fees
  • Additional transfers
  • Top shelf alcohol
  • Gratuities
  • Items of a personal nature
  • Travel Insurance
  • Medivac Insurance
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