Roho ya Selous Camp

Roho ya Selous has eight spacious safari tents, including one family tent, which are nestled between the trees and spaced out for privacy. Inside, the tents are tastefully decorated in a neutral colour scheme with green accents, with contemporary wall hangings and a few pieces of furniture. The combination of stretched canvas roof, rustic stone floor and bamboo walls makes for a stylish overall aesthetic but the highlight of the room is definitely the huge open side offering a completely private view of the bush. It is screened with a fine net to keep the insects out, but ensures the views are not compromised. An evening breeze cooling system is installed over the bed, which is an almost-silent, low-power air-conditioning system which helps to keep the interior of the mosquito net over the bed cool. Each tent has a large en-suite bathroom separated by a curtain, which features both an indoor and an outdoor shower, with complementary toiletries provided. The main area at camp features two open, shady spaces where you can enjoy a drink from the bar, read a good book or share safari stories with other guests. The lounge tent and dining tent are a short walk from the rooms with stone floors and contemporary stretched canvas and net roofs that are a stylish change from the typical tents found in many camps. These main areas are furnished in a minimalist, natural style, and are decorated with printed cushions and interesting artefacts such as beautiful shells and butterflies displayed under glass domes. The camp has a small kidney shaped swimming pool offers welcome relief during the heat of the day and a great addition to the camp especially after morning game drives and packed breakfast.