Selous Serena Camp

Selous Serena Camp
Selous Serena Camp
Selous Serena Camp
Selous Serena Camp
Selous Serena Camp
Selous Serena Camp
Selous Serena Camp
Selous Serena Camp
Selous Serena Camp
Selous Serena Camp
Highlights
  • River cruises
  • Sundowner cruises
  • Nature walks
  • Game drives
  • Bush and sand bank picnics
  • Visit to the hot springs
  • Photography
  • Excellent birding
  • Largest game reserve in Africa
Information
  • Lodge type; Safari Lodge
  • Location; Selous Game Reserve
  • Lodge size; 12 Tented Suites
  • Recommended stay; 3-7 nights

A World Heritage Site and the largest expanse of game reserve in Africa, the spectacular Selous Game Reserve covers 55,000 square kilometres of rolling savannah, lakes, rivers and deltas. The reserve itself is four times the size of the Serengeti and larger than the country of Switzerland.

The Selous is home to the largest concentrations of elephants in the world.

Selous Serena Camp is set amidst dense indigenous forests, the ultimate wilderness retreat in a "Big 5" reserve.

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!

Rooms and Suites

Experience a luxury safari in Selous Serena tented camp accommodation in 12 stunningly positioned tented suites all under individually grass-thatched structures, and each with its own extensive private sun-deck, loungers and river views.

Each suite is tastefully furnished with luxury double (or twin beds), rosewood furniture, opulent rugs and crystal chandeliers.

At the rear of each tented suite is the en-suite bathroom that features a Victorian claw-foot bath, shower and toilet.

Cuisine and Wine

The separate dining area and guest lounge in the main lodge area overlooks a natural watering hole which is lit in the evenings for night viewings. The majority of meat and dairy products, as well as fruits and vegetables are sourced from the communities that surround the reserve, keeping in tune supporting the local communities.

Breakfast and lunch; Breakfasts and lunches are buffet-styled affairs. A 'full English Breakfast' is available while lunch menus will typically include meat, poultry, fish and vegetarian options.

Dinner; Dinner time features table d'hôte menus feature a salad buffet, soup, entrée, pudding, cheese and biscuits and tea or coffee (Vegetarian options are always available).

Safari bar; Is the destination for that "cold one" on a hot Selous night. A good selection of wines, beer, and other alcoholic beverages are on offer.

Facilities

Within the surrounding wilderness of the camp a charming central dining room, lounge, library and bar area is found. All connected by raised wooden walkways that offer excellent views out over the Selous Game Reserve.

High above the lodge, is a spectacular 'infinity' pool and sundeck.

  • A lounge and bar
  • A library
  • An intimate dining area
  • Outside deck area for alternative dining/relaxation
  • Swimming Pool
Activities
  • Morning and evening game drives in the Selous Game Reserve
  • All day game drives with a visit to the hot springs
  • Guided nature walks
  • Game viewing boat cruises
  • Sundowner cruises
  • Bush and sandbank picnics
  • Bird watching excursions*
Child Friendly

Due to the unique nature and surrounding wildlife of Selous Serena Camp, children under the age of 7 years are not suited to stay at lodge.

Children over 7 are more than welcome though will meal plans, activities and edu programs all on offer.

  • Family game drives in open-sided safari vehicles
  • Family boat safaris
  • Family breakfasts in the reserve
  • Guided walks, bird spotting and cultural tours
  • Cultural dancing and heritage displays
  • Culturally-interactive trips to local villages and/or schools
Rates From

Rates on Request

Rates Information

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

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