Overview
Selous Safari Camp, on the banks of Lake Nzerakera, is designed to blend in with the spectacular natural scenery in what is one of the most photogenic areas of the Selous Game Reserve. The camp has the prime position at the centre of the unique riverine and lake complex, with the highest concentration of African wildlife and myriad birdlife. There are no fences and no artificial modifications to the natural fauna and so animals wander freely through the camp. The camp has recently been redesigned and is now separated into two discreet areas, each with its own sitting and dining area, and its own swimming pool. One of the two areas is available for small groups on an exclusively private basis.

Accommodation
• There are 9 vast luxury tents raised onto timber platforms, affording guests an unmatched experience of the African bush.

• The spacious tents are luxuriously appointed, with en suite bathrooms and open air hot-water showers with double brass basins, cupboard space and dressing area

Faciltiies
• One mess area is elevated onto tall platforms and the other is set amongst a grove of trees, both with large comfortable sofas, and wildlife reference library.

The swimming pools are set in shade with day beds and towels enabling guests to cool off after a long days safari.

Activities
• Open four-wheeled drive vehicles, specially adapted for close-up game viewing, make for exhilarating early morning and evening forays into the surrounding bush.

• Expert are guides on hand to explain everything from unusual animal behaviour to rare and elusive species of birds and even the life cycle of termites.

Dining
• The chefs prepare the finest cuisine from a well-supplied kitchen. Meals are complemented by a good selection of wines and there is a well-stocked bar. Table d’hote dining makes the most of African influences and local fresh fruit, vegetables & spices.

Selous Safari Camp – Amani Tours View
Wonderful, Lovely, Relaxing. Highly recommended for everyone - families, honeymooners, friends. Some tourists are received by a local elephant who appears to love eating off the trees. Guides are knowledgeable and all staff are fairly well trained. Slight pretensions of grandeur are easily forgotten by the quality of the stunning surroundings, imaginative accommodation, expertly guided safaris and overall service.