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- Location; Selous Game Reserve
- Lodge size; 8 Tented Suites
- Recommended stay; 3-7 nights
- Open-sided tented suites
- Swimming pool
- Outdoor showers
- Walking safaris
- Fishing :)
- The Selous Game Reserve
- Wildlife and birdlife photography
Roho ya Selous tented safari camp is located on a small peninsula overlooking Lake Nzerakera in the heart of the Selous Game Reserve in Tanzania.
The camp is located in a prime hotspot for both wildlife and birdlife with stunning sightings being reported on game drives daily. Giraffes, elephants, the big cats, wild dog, hippos and numerous antelope species are sighted and photographed within close proximity to the camp.
Roho ya Selous is the ideal option for those seeking out a small and intimate safari camp that is located in the heart of one of Africa's fabulous game reserves.
Of great interest to all, the Selous Game Reserve in Tanzania is home to one of the biggest populations of wild dogs on the continent.
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 is a once-in-a-lifetime safari destination not to be missed!
Roho ya Selous offers up eight stylish and spacious tented suites all tucked away in the surrounding tree line for the ultimate in privacy. Of the eight suites, there is one family suite option with twin interleading en-suite bedrooms for those with young children.
All suites offer up en-suite bathrooms with both indoor and outdoor showers and the usual hand basins and flushing toilets.
Rooms are large in size with twin or king-size bed configurations all draped in mosquito netting. An overhead fan keeps the heat away on those warm summer evenings.
Breakfast is on offer after your morning game drive and comprises of; cereals, fruits and yoghurts and/ or a full cooked option. Lunch consists of a light buffet with lots of salads and veggies.
Dinners are a three-course affair out in the open under the African stars.
For those looking for more of an intimate dining experience, private dinners can be arranged on request.
Most dietary requirements are catered for with advance notice.
The central guest area is small and intimate, to say the least, a tented area with loads of shade, and the most stunning of views out into the surrounding bushveld awaits all that visit.
- 7x tented suites
- 1x family suite
- WiFi
- Swimming pool
Early morning and late afternoon game drives are part and parcel of your safari experience when visiting the Selous Game Reserve. Other safari activities include; walking safaris, boat safaris, fishing and for those who are interested in photography, there is a specialised photographic vehicle available to at an additional cost.
A private safari vehicle and boating experience can be booked at an additional cost should you want a more personalised experience.
Roho ya Selous welcome families with children over five years of age are welcome. Special kids menus can be arranged to suit all tastes, be it breakfast, lunch, or dinner. A family suite is available with an enclosed and connected en-suite children’s room, this family suite is ideal for those with younger children in tow.
Activities include games drives and boating safaris, although, on walking safaris, children must be 16 years and older due to the pure nature of the experience.
Private boat excursion and safari vehicle are available for families on request and come with an additional cost.
From US$ 776.00 pp
Per person per night sharing
Rates are in US Dollar
*Rates may vary according to season
- Full board accommodation
- All house drinks (except champagne)
- Game drives, guided walks, boating safaris, fishing
- Transfers to/from Mbuyu and Siwandu airstrips and to/from Roho ya Selous
- Limited laundry service
- Park fees, concession fees and other fees
- Fly camping
- Additional transfers
- Flying doctors/medical evacuation insurance
- All flights & airport taxes
- Gratuities
- Items of personal nature
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