Asilia Roho Ya Selous Camp, TanzaniaNyerere National Park, Tanzania
About This Property
Perched on a hill with sweeping views across the surrounding waterways, Roho ya Selous—meaning "in the heart of the Selous"—offers an authentic safari experience that perfectly balances comfort and adventure. Its prime location provides exceptional game viewing opportunities in one of Tanzania’s most beautiful and rugged wilderness regions, where swamps, palm-fringed lakes, winding rivers, and vast open landscapes create an ever-changing backdrop. This remarkable ecosystem is home to one of Africa’s largest populations of wild dogs, thriving pods of hippos, and more than 400 bird species, including the highly sought-after Pel’s Fishing Owl.
The eco-friendly, solar-powered camp features eight stylish canvas tents, including one family tent, all thoughtfully designed to blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings. Each tent is equipped with an Evening Breeze air-cooling system, an en-suite bathroom, indoor and outdoor showers, flushing toilets, and a private veranda, ensuring both comfort and privacy in the heart of the wilderness.
Guests can enjoy a range of diverse safari activities led by expert guides while feeling completely immersed in this remote and untamed environment. Camp facilities include a swimming pool, complimentary Wi-Fi, in-room safes, laundry service, and a spacious open-sided communal area where guests can relax and take in the spectacular views.
Amenities
Swimming pool.
Private veranda with each tent.
Evening Breeze air-cooling system.
Expert-guided safari activities.
Location: Nyerere National Park
Nyerere National Park is celebrated for its vast, unspoilt wilderness and exceptionally low visitor density, offering one of East Africa’s most exclusive safari experiences. Its diverse landscapes include extensive Miombo woodlands, open savannahs, rivers, and wetlands, which together support an impressive array of wildlife. Visitors may encounter the Big Five alongside crocodiles, hippos, African wild […]
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