SMALL AND LUXURIOUS SAFARI CAMP
On the banks of the fabled Selinda Spillway, a seasonal waterway connecting the Okavango Delta to the Linyanti Swamp, Selinda Camp has access to a 130,000-hectare private game reserve.
Small and luxurious, Selinda Camp nestles amongst the game-rich floodplains, waterways and open savannah of the vast Selinda Reserve. This is one of Africa’s most spectacular wilderness areas. A remote, untamed expanse roamed by thousands of elephants, scores of African wild dogs and lions of National Geographic fame.
It has just three very comfortable guest tents under thatch, each with a large private veranda, four-poster bed and swimming pool. As well as the three main tents, there’s also the Selinda Suite, a two-bedroom tented villa which operates separately for a more exclusive experience – complete with your own private safari vehicle, guide and chef.
The main living area encompasses an artwork-filled lounge and a raised thatched dining area overlooking the floodplains. Home-cooked meals are lovingly prepared and served out on the star deck or in the main lodge. Other facilities include a shaded plunge pool, whilst activities include bush walks in the immediate vicinity of camp and day and night 4×4 game drives further afield.
Selinda Camp, Selinda Reserve
At a glance
- Small tented safari camp set on the banks of the Selinda Spillway, in the heart of the 130,000-hectare Selinda Reserve
- Authentic bush camp with luxury thatched tents raised on wooden decks
- Three luxury, individually appointed guests tents with large ensuite bathrooms, private viewing decks and private swimming pools
- Exclusive Selinda Suite operates separately with its own vehicle, safari guide, chef and butler
- Ensuite bathrooms complete with stone tubs and dressing rooms
- Thatched lodge serving great food and fine wine from an extensive cellar
For leisure and pleasure
- Wildlife in the area includes elephant, hippo, hyena, wildebeest, impala, kudu, zebra, lion, buffalo, wild dogs and lechwe – to name a few
- Early morning and late afternoon game drives
- Night safaris offer the opportunity to spot nocturnal wildlife
- Guided bush walks
- Excellent bird watching opportunities
- Boat cruises along the Spillway (season dependent)
- An open campfire and fire pit
- Seasonal fly fishing
- Take a dip in the plunge pool by the main lodge
- Experience a sleep out under the stars
- Spot and photograph passing game from the camp’s hide
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