Selous Lodge Safari
Selous lodge safari package takes a span of three days beginning and ending at Dar es Salaam. Selous Game Reserve is Africa’s largest protected wildlife reserve. Its rivers, hills, and plains are home to roaming elephant populations, the area’s famous wild dogs, and some of the last black rhino left in the region.
We have a wide range of lodges you can chose from depending on your budget, preference in terms and comfort-ability, location either secluded or close to local communities, tranquillity and social amenities. Our sales personnel come in handy to offer guidance so that you can make the appropriate choice.
Amenities in the lodges include swimming pools, conference centers, Wi-Fi, satellite TV, gift shops, sauna’s and spa treatment. Luxury tented camps also lie in this category. Cuisine ranges from a la carte menu, five course meals and buffet. As you un wind you can enjoy assorted wines, hard drinks, local and international bear brands.
Contact us today for a customized Selous lodge safari itinerary that can meet your group and individual needs. All our travel are facilitated by a customized 4×4 safari land cruiser jeep. Talk to us and begin the journey to your dream Tanzania holiday.
The Rufiji River is the largest water catchment locations in the region, and as such, is home to a plethora of varied water and bird life. Along its shores, opulent hippos sleep languidly in the mud. Crocodiles are also common along the Rufiji’s riverbanks. Accommodation at Rufiji River Camp.
Selous Lodge Safari Itinerary
Dar es Salaam – Selous Game Reserve
A representative from Kenyan epic safaris will meet you at your hotel at Dar es Salaam or pick you up from the airport and after briefing you he or she will introduce you to your safari guide and other members of the tour if any. You will be driven to Selous game reserve arriving in time for lunch.
On arrival at Rufiji river camp you will be assisted to check inn into your respective tents and after lunch you will go for boat safari along the might Rufiji River. You will see plenty of hippos, crocodiles and bird life is prolific. Dinner and overnight Rufiji River Camp, which is a tented camp, situated in the north eastern part of the Selous Game Reserve on a high bank overlooking the mighty Rufiji River and the plain beyond.
The camp accommodates guest in 20 comfortable tents. Each tent has twin beds with mosquito nets, en-suite bathroom and a veranda facing the river. The central restaurant provides excellent cuisine. The camp makes maximum use of local materials, retaining an intimate relationship with the surrounding eco-system.
Selous Game Reserve
After breakfast, go for full-day game drive of Selous Game Reserve, Africa’s largest wildlife sanctuary, with an area of 54,600 sq. km.
It has large number of big game such as elephant, buffalo, rhino; other wildlife to en counter includes wildebeest, eland, zebra, impala, hippo, leopard and lion. There are about 350 species of bird life. Dinner and overnight at Rufiji River Camp.
Selous – Dar es Salaam
After breakfast, head out for a morning walking safari. This allows an intimate cohesion of the African bush and wildlife, which is unforgettable, and brings you closest to pristine nature.
Depart for Dar es Salaam with picnic lunch arriving by evening. Drop off at a hotel in Dar es Salaam or the airport to board a flight to your next destination marking the end of your selous lodge safari package.
- Transport in a custom 4×4 land rover with pop up roof.
- All park entrance fees.
- Fullboard Accommodation.
- Game drives and other activities as described in the itinerary
- Services of an English speaking driver guide.
- Complimentary Bottled water 1 Litre per person per day.
- All government taxes.
- International airfares.
- All expenditure of personal nature such as telephone calls, hard drinks, soft drinks and laundry.
- Tips.
- Visas
- Travel Insurance.
Selous Game Reserve
Selous Game Reserve is Africa’s largest protected wildlife reserve. Its rivers, hills, and plains are home to roaming elephant populations, the area’s famous wild dogs, and some of the last black rhino left in the region.
The Rufiji River is the largest water catchment locations in the region, and as such, is home to a plethora of varied water and bird life. Along its shores, oppulent hippos sleep languidly in the mud. Crocodiles are also common along the Rufiji’s riverbanks. Accommodation at Rufiji River Camp.
- Do not Litter the reserve/park.
- Do not feed the animals, i.e. monkeys or baboons.
- Do give the animals the right of way and do not disturb wildlife.
- Do not take any plant or animals remains, dead or alive.
- Do not start fires or throw cigarettes in the reserve.
- Do stay in your vehicle except at designated viewing points.
- Do not shout, laugh loudly, play radio or cassettes as this will keep away the animals.
- Do not provoke any animals its dangerous.