Africa at its
most untamed.

Where the
bush meets soul.

Beho Beho was the first permanent camp established in the Selous Game Reserve — now Nyerere National Park — and is the only one sited not on the riverbanks but on the cooler highland above. Its name, meaning "cooling breezes" in Swahili, tells you everything about the position it occupies.

Owned by the Bailey family for more than four decades, Beho Beho has always been a private home before it was ever a camp. With just eight bandas, a maximum of sixteen guests, and guides who share your meals and your stories, it remains precisely that.