Spectacular sunsets are chorused by hippos grunting and a plethora of bird song. Selous Game Reserve is dominated by the Great and Sprawling Rufiji River, so what better place to stay than right along the banks.
About The Camp
Rufiji River Camp was redesigned in 2009 to compliment the perfect location on a promontory in the river bank.
Guest Reviews
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A very "wild" experience My wife and I, and four friends just spent three nights at Fox's Katavi Wildlife Camp. It was great. The camp is tucked in along the side of a great plain, in which a river runs through. Each room and the main dining / congregating area looks out on the plain, which is constantly full of different wildlife. The entire area is just booming with... Read More
GEOCASS
Trip Advisor
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Can’t recommend it highly enough - next stop was Ruaha River Lodge which maintained the standards!
Nick
TripAdvisor
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Staff were very good and helpful, and knowledgeable when on the safari The jeeps were the best and very comfortable. The experience was out of this world.
Sari
via TripAdvisor
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The entire stay here at Rufiji River Camp was impeccable, stellar, standout awesome, from the meeting we were given at the local bush airstrip when the two Cessna Caravan aircraft we had flown there in landed, to our farewell take-off as we departed for Ruaha River Lodge another of Foxes safari lodges approx 1hr: 40min flight west of Rufiji.
Sundance A
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Selous Game Reserve is best visited between the months of June and February. The camp is seasonal and closes at the end of March through to the 1st June. The dry season is from June to end October November time and during this period the park dries up and the temperatures increase until the rains break. The rain is heavy but short lived with wonderful clear skies following a downpour. The river fills up and birdlife is supplemented by migrant species.
About the Reserve
Selous Game Reserve, named by Frederick Courtney Selous was declared a World Heritage Site in 1982. The Reserve was initially protected by the German Governor in 1896. It is now one of the largest conservation areas in the World.
About Us
The success of our camps ultimately comes down to our extensive and hands-on experience managing safaris. From the beginning the company has grown from the interests and talents of the family.
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