As well as the numerous animals who come to drink its waters, human visitors love the Rufiji River – the perfect location for spotting wildlife. The Selous Impala Camp is located along the riverbank, with unbeatable views from its lofty wooden deck.
Selous Impala Camp is Sustainable and peaceful, where calm and relaxation are guaranteed. The airy lounge area, or the soft settees around the bar, will invite you to absorb the surrounding natural beauty while sipping on your favorite drink.
Each of the six tents at the Selous Impala Camp makes the most of its elevated platform position, looking down from its veranda over and beyond the Rufiji River. The family units are, in fact, two en-suite tents on a single platform.
The camp seeks to be at one with its surroundings, 100% plastic-free, solar-powered, and with locally sourced construction materials. Water is from the river, filtered, and made safe for guest usage. Both hot and cold Water is readily available for showering.
Cooked from scratch using fresh ingredients, the food at Selous Impala Camp will rival the camp’s location as the highlight of your stay. Given the quality and presentation, you will forget you are in the wilderness.
Enjoy a cooked breakfast or a buffet. Local and continental cuisine combine to delight the guests at mealtimes, with dining taking place either indoors or outdoors, depending on conditions and guest preferences.
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Nyerere National Park can be accessed by air, with domestic flights operated by Coastal Aviation or Safari Air Link. By road from Dar es Salaam, the journey takes around five hours. The road distance varies from 180km to 230 km depending on which gate you choose to access the Nyerere National Park. The nearest airstrips are Mtemere Airstrip and Siwandu Airstrip.
The Selous Impala Camp is a 4-hour vehicle drive from Dar es Salaam. Selous Impala Camp is in the Nyerere National Park, formerly the Selous Game Reserve. This is the largest national park in Tanzania and one of the world’s largest wildlife sanctuaries.
The flight from Dar es Salaam is around 45 minutes, landing at Mtemere Airstrip, just 14 km from the Selous Impala Camp.
Selous Impala Camp closes in April and May. The dry season is from June to the end of October/the start of November. It is easier to spot the animals during the dry season, between June and October. Wildlife tends to approach the water sources at that time. Wild dogs are most visible between June and August.
Guests can make use of the swimming pool at the Selous Impala Camp.
Yes, the Selous Impala Camp offers laundry services to its guests.
Yes, there is hot Water at the Selous Impala Camp.
Yes, the voltage here is between 220V and 240V (the same as in the UK, Europe, Australia, and most of Asia and Africa). Power comes from solar power, and the lights and fans in the tents operate throughout the day. Please do not use personal phones in public areas.
Yes, children of ten years and over are welcome at the Selous Impala Camp. Due to the presence of wild animals, children should not be left unaccompanied during their stay. Children’s life vests are available for boat trips.
The Selous Impala Camp provides the following activities or services (note that extra charges may apply): birdwatching, boat safaris, fishing, walking safaris, and fly camping.
This adventure option is available between June and November at several pre-determined locations. Depending on the season and conditions, you will arrive on foot or by boat and find that your tent is set up, awaiting you.
The Water at the Selous Impala Camp is filtered and safe for use. Bottled mineral water is only supplied on request.
Yes, the Selous Impala Camp is a safe place to stay.
Yes, there is Wi-Fi in some parts of the Selous Impala Camp.
Staying at the Selous Impala Camp for two nights or more will allow you to enjoy a better experience.
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