The Africa
you dreamed of.

Africa's greatest
wilderness.

Nyerere National Park — formerly the Selous Game Reserve — is the largest protected wildlife area in Africa, covering more than seven million acres. It holds one of the world's largest populations of elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard, and wild dog, as well as an extraordinary diversity of birds and plant life.

Unlike the well-travelled Northern Circuit, Nyerere receives only a fraction of Tanzania's safari visitors. At Beho Beho, you are likely to encounter no more than one or two other vehicles in an entire day. The wilderness here is genuine.

What you
might see.

Beho Beho sits at the junction of five distinct ecosystems: riverine, mountainous, water systems, open and lightly wooded savannah, and mixed miombo woodland. The result is exceptional biodiversity.

The camp itself sits on what appears to be a natural crossroads for animal migration routes. Elephant, buffalo, waterbuck, impala, giraffe, wild dog, warthog, hippo, baboon, and hyena move through camp freely, seemingly unconcerned by human presence.

The floodlit waterhole in front of the main camp is particularly active in the dry season, regularly drawing lion, leopard, serval, and genet cats. The birdlife throughout the reserve is exceptional year-round.