Roho ya Selous is situated in the very heart of the magnificent Nyerere National Park. Perched on a hill overlooking the water, this small tented camp is the perfect place to discover the wonderful wildlife and contrasting landscapes.
Highlights
Boat trips provide a slower paced safari experience while offering plenty of excellent photographic opportunities
Expert guides will take your on morning walks through the bush to discover the wildlife activity from the night before
The camp enjoys incredible views out over the reserve and has good wildlife activity through the camp
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Inquire NowRoho ya Selous is situated in the Northern part of the Selous Game Reserve. The lodge is at the center of many diverse habitats - from gorges to open plains, woodland to lakes.
Sand Rivers Selous
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LABA Siwandu
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Kiba Point Selous
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Selous walking safari
Follow your guide on foot as you explore the Selous, focussing on the smaller details that make up the ecosystem which you often miss on a game drive.
Boat safari in the Selous Game Reserve
Get up close and personal with the hippos in the Selous' mighty rivers and lakes on a boat safari, perfect in the late afternoons when the wildlife often comes to the shore to drink.
Searching for big cats in Ruaha
Spend your days in Ruaha searching for their resident big cats - lions lounging in the sun on the rocky kopjes, cheetah stalking their prey through the grassy savannah and a leopard lurking in the boughs of a tree.
Sunsets over the Rufiji
Sunsets on the Rufiji River are some of the most spectacular we have ever witnessed!
Walking safaris in Ruaha
There's nothing quite like the exhilaration of a walking safari and Ruaha National Park is a prime spot for exploring on foot.
Fishing in the Selous Game Reserve
While in the main the Selous Game Reserve is an arid area, certain sections are blessed by the permanent waters of the Rufiji River and the northern lakes. These water sources are home to great volumes of catfish, and the fierce fighting tiger fish.
