Roho Ya Selous

The nearest airstrips are June to November: Beho Beho, a 90-minute drive from Roho ya Selous; December to March: Mtemere, a 90-minute drive from Roho ya Selous.

Roho ya Selous is in the heart of Nyerere National Park (formerly Selous Game Reserve), superbly located for the best wildlife-watching. It is close to a river, a watercourse that links Lake Manze to Lake Nzerakera. Hippos, elephants, buffalos, lions, hippos, leopards, and a huge population of wild dogs can be seen here. And up in the skies, there are over 350 recorded bird species. But there are few human visitors – a great wilderness experience!

Roho ya Selous closes between mid-March and 1st June each year. The dry season is from June to the end of October/the start of November.

The Roho ya Selous rate includes accommodation and three daily meals, house drinks, game drives, guided walks, boating safaris, fishing, transfers to/from the nearest airstrip, and a limited laundry service.

Guests can make use of the swimming pool at the Roho ya Selous.

Roho ya Selous rooms feature ensuite bathrooms, flush toilets, hot water showers, and an in-room safe. 

Yes, the Roho ya Selous is popular with family groups.

Yes, children of five years and older are welcome at the Roho ya Selous.

The Roho ya Selous provides the following activities or services (note that extra charges may apply): game drives, walking tours, boating, and fishing. 

The tap water at the Roho ya Selous is only recommended for washing and cleaning. Bottled mineral water should be used for drinking and brushing teeth.

Yes, the Roho ya Selous is a safe place to stay.

You’ll be woken up with a hot drink, then either enjoy breakfast at the camp or set out on an early safari with a packed breakfast to take with you. After your morning game drive, it’s back to camp for lunch.

Then it’s downtime, maybe a swim before afternoon tea is served to you. You can even enjoy a refreshment on the camp’s boat before getting back to the base for a delicious dinner. 

A backup generator supplies solar power at the Roho ya Selous.

Yes, there is Wi-Fi connectivity at the Roho ya Selous.

Staying at the Roho ya Selous for two nights or more will allow you to enjoy a better experience.