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Selous Impala Camp, Rufiji River, Tanzania
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With only 8 luxuriously furnished tents, Selous Impala Camp offers you a genuine African safari experience.
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Excellent game drives and boat tripsNestling on the banks of the Rufiji RiverWalking trips for guests coming for longer stays 8 beautifully furnished tents on sturdy wooden platforms
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Selous Impala Camp is set amidst Borassus aethiopum palms and Tamarind trees and provides superb comfort, wonderful wildlife and dining under the stars beside the rippling Rufiji River. The managers of Selous Impala Camp are experienced hosts who will ensure warm hospitality and delicious food.
Below this Tanzania lodging is an attractive sitting area just above the river, where campfires are lit every night so that the visitor can enjoy the sound of the animals and birds in the evening, and hear the crickets sing as the waters flow by.
Nearby is a sheltered, crystal clear blue swimming pool, just the thing after returning from a game drive in the heat of the day, or to enjoy a sundowner and bathe in the evening.
At this Tanzania lodging, game drives can be quite exciting. The reserve contains about one third of all the African Hunting Dogs in the world. Here they have boundless woodlands and savannah in which to roam.
There are also several prides of Lions in the area, Leopard, Cheetah, Buffalo, Elephant, Hippo, the normal herbivores and a wonderful variety of birds – over 300 species – all of which makes this a nature's paradise.
There are also several lakes near Selous Impala Camp, which are attractive and offer interesting bird-viewing. Walking safaris are also offered at Selous Impala Camp, as well as fly-camping on request.
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Guided game drives offered
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Selous Impala Camp offers game drives with a guide and driver. The area boasts Lion, Elephant, Leopard, Cheetah, Buffalo and a variety of birds.
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A place to dine and relax
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Selous Impala Camp has a lodge overlooking the river, where guests dine and relax in the day, enjoying a book from the library and a drink from the bar.
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