Tanzania Camps & Lodges
Roho ya Selous, Nyerere National Park, Tanzania
A Luxury Tented Camp in Tanzania
Camp Details
Succumb to an immersive journey into nature, enjoying an intimate sense of being at one with the wilderness. The carefully designed tents provide 180-degree views of the waterways, teeming with crocodile and hippo, bringing you closer to the wilderness.
Roho Ya Selous sits on a small peninsula that offers stunning views of Lake Nzerakera and is in the heart of Nyerere National Park‘s core game viewing area. This area, previously known as the Selous Game Reserve, is one of the largest protected spaces in Africa and is home to a significant population of wild dog. Providing a comfortable home-like experience just a short distance from a palm-fringed tributary of Tanzania’s Rufiji River, where boating and walking adventures add additional layers of excitement to this classic safari experience. The area is teeming with incredible wildlife, such as lion, elephant, giraffe, and more.
WHY CHOOSE ROHO YA SELOUS CAMP?
- Stylish, tented accommodation with air conditioning.
- Varied activities including walking, game drives and boat safaris.
- Peaceful waterside location in the heart of the photographic sector of Selous Game Reserve.
- Diverse landscape of swamps, rivers and lakes with a good concentration of wildlife, wild dog in particular.
Staying at Roho ya Selous
Can we get onto the water here?
Yes. Boating safaris are included alongside game drives, guided walks and fishing, which is one of the reasons this part of Nyerere National Park appeals. The camp sits on a small peninsula with views over Lake Nzerakera, a short distance from a palm-fringed tributary of the Rufiji River.
What are the chances of seeing wild dog?
This area holds a significant population of African wild dog, and the camp singles them out among its wildlife. The landscape of swamps, rivers and lakes supports a good concentration of animals generally, including lion, elephant and giraffe.
What are the tents like?
They are stylish and air-conditioned, with 180-degree views over waterways teeming with crocodile and hippo. Children above the age of five are welcome. Rates start from US$900 per person per night in the January to mid-March window and include full board, house drinks, all the activities listed, airstrip transfers and limited laundry.
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Roho ya Selous Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 06 January - 14 March | – | US $ 900 |
| 2026 | June | – | US $ 950 |
| 2026 | 1 July - 31 August | – | US $ 1210 |
| 2026 | 1 September - 19 December | – | US $ 950 |
| 2026 - 2027 | 20 December 2026 - 5 January 2027 | – | US $ 1210 |
| 2027 | 06 January - 14 March | – | US $ 950 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Roho ya Selous camp rates are per person per night and include: Full-board accommodation, house drinks, game drives, guided walks, boating safaris, fishing, transfers to/from nearest airstrip, limited laundry service.
Staying at Roho ya Selous
Can we get onto the water here?
Yes. Boating safaris are included alongside game drives, guided walks and fishing, which is one of the reasons this part of Nyerere National Park appeals. The camp sits on a small peninsula with views over Lake Nzerakera, a short distance from a palm-fringed tributary of the Rufiji River.
What are the chances of seeing wild dog?
This area holds a significant population of African wild dog, and the camp singles them out among its wildlife. The landscape of swamps, rivers and lakes supports a good concentration of animals generally, including lion, elephant and giraffe.
What are the tents like?
They are stylish and air-conditioned, with 180-degree views over waterways teeming with crocodile and hippo. Children above the age of five are welcome. Rates start from US$900 per person per night in the January to mid-March window and include full board, house drinks, all the activities listed, airstrip transfers and limited laundry.
Activities
Child Policy
Children above the age of 5 are welcome at Roho ya Selous Camp.
Staying at Roho ya Selous
Can we get onto the water here?
Yes. Boating safaris are included alongside game drives, guided walks and fishing, which is one of the reasons this part of Nyerere National Park appeals. The camp sits on a small peninsula with views over Lake Nzerakera, a short distance from a palm-fringed tributary of the Rufiji River.
What are the chances of seeing wild dog?
This area holds a significant population of African wild dog, and the camp singles them out among its wildlife. The landscape of swamps, rivers and lakes supports a good concentration of animals generally, including lion, elephant and giraffe.
What are the tents like?
They are stylish and air-conditioned, with 180-degree views over waterways teeming with crocodile and hippo. Children above the age of five are welcome. Rates start from US$900 per person per night in the January to mid-March window and include full board, house drinks, all the activities listed, airstrip transfers and limited laundry.
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