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Tanzania

Selous Serena Camp

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Nestled amid lush forests, Selous Serena Camp provides a luxurious, wilderness retreat.

Accommodations at the camp consist of twelve widely-spaced tents set on raised wooden decks. Each tent has a traditional thatched roof and canvas walls with the added elegance of crystal chandeliers, rich rugs, and beautiful rosewood furniture. There is a choice of comfortable double or twin beds. At the rear of the tent, there is an en suite bathroom with a romantic, Victorian, claw-foot bath, a shower, and flush toilet. For added relaxation, each tent enjoys its own private sun-deck with comfortable loungers and stunning river views. Additional amenities include bathrobe and slippers, safe, hairdryers, mineral water, and laundry services.

The camp is located within the Selous Game Reserve. Encompassing an area of over 21,000 square miles, not counting additional buffer zones, Selous is about three times the size of South Africa’s Kruger National Park and twice the size of Serengeti National Park. Its rivers and lakes sustain phenomenal wildlife concentrations, including Africa’s largest populations of elephant and wild dog. Along the Rufiji River and beyond, an astonishing number of animal and bird species can be found including waterbuck, reedbuck, bushbuck, crocodile, hippo, and black and white colobus monkeys. Sandbanks are crowded with huge crocodiles, exposed mud banks are shaded under red clouds of carmine bee-eaters, and swampy islands are visited by wandering elephants. Magnificent sickle-horned sable and curly-horned greater kudu tend to keep to the longer grass and wooded shrubby areas.

Daily game drives are conducted in comfortable 4WD vehicles and led by knowledgeable trackers and guides to ensure the best possible experience. Nighty game drives explore the nocturnal doings of many animals missed during the day such as the elusive leopard, bush baby, and genet. There are also all-day game drives that include a visit to the hot springs. Guided nature walks take a more intimate look at the local animals and vegetation often missed from the vehicle’s vantage as well as including lessons on tracking and what plants are used for medicines. Boat cruises take in the waterways of the Selous and provide a chance to spot crocodiles and hippos. A sundowner cruise is the ideal way to watch the sunset while floating down the Rufiji River with a cocktail and canape.

Interconnected by a broad, wooden walkway, the main camp houses a charming central dining room, lounge, library, and bar which overlook the natural water hole. Breakfast and lunch are served buffet style while dinner is a three-course affair. High above the lodge, there is an amazing infinity pool complete with a sundeck for relaxing during the heat of the day.

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Tanzania

Selous Serena Camp

PLAN MY TRIP

Nestled amid lush forests, Selous Serena Camp provides a luxurious, wilderness retreat.

Accommodations at the camp consist of twelve widely-spaced tents set on raised wooden decks. Each tent has a traditional thatched roof and canvas walls with the added elegance of crystal chandeliers, rich rugs, and beautiful rosewood furniture. There is a choice of comfortable double or twin beds. At the rear of the tent, there is an en suite bathroom with a romantic, Victorian, claw-foot bath, a shower, and flush toilet. For added relaxation, each tent enjoys its own private sun-deck with comfortable loungers and stunning river views. Additional amenities include bathrobe and slippers, safe, hairdryers, mineral water, and laundry services.

The camp is located within the Selous Game Reserve. Encompassing an area of over 21,000 square miles, not counting additional buffer zones, Selous is about three times the size of South Africa’s Kruger National Park and twice the size of Serengeti National Park. Its rivers and lakes sustain phenomenal wildlife concentrations, including Africa’s largest populations of elephant and wild dog. Along the Rufiji River and beyond, an astonishing number of animal and bird species can be found including waterbuck, reedbuck, bushbuck, crocodile, hippo, and black and white colobus monkeys. Sandbanks are crowded with huge crocodiles, exposed mud banks are shaded under red clouds of carmine bee-eaters, and swampy islands are visited by wandering elephants. Magnificent sickle-horned sable and curly-horned greater kudu tend to keep to the longer grass and wooded shrubby areas.

Daily game drives are conducted in comfortable 4WD vehicles and led by knowledgeable trackers and guides to ensure the best possible experience. Nighty game drives explore the nocturnal doings of many animals missed during the day such as the elusive leopard, bush baby, and genet. There are also all-day game drives that include a visit to the hot springs. Guided nature walks take a more intimate look at the local animals and vegetation often missed from the vehicle’s vantage as well as including lessons on tracking and what plants are used for medicines. Boat cruises take in the waterways of the Selous and provide a chance to spot crocodiles and hippos. A sundowner cruise is the ideal way to watch the sunset while floating down the Rufiji River with a cocktail and canape.

Interconnected by a broad, wooden walkway, the main camp houses a charming central dining room, lounge, library, and bar which overlook the natural water hole. Breakfast and lunch are served buffet style while dinner is a three-course affair. High above the lodge, there is an amazing infinity pool complete with a sundeck for relaxing during the heat of the day.

Coming soon!

Safari Camps
Points of Interest
Hotels & Resorts
Journeys

Coming soon!