Selous Game Reserve

Selous Game Reserve in southern Tanzania covers more than 45,000 km² and is one of the nation's three World Heritage Sites. The save is widely acclaimed for its pristine hedge and tremendous quantities of game, including elephant, lion, hippo and more than 440 types of flying creature. Fantastic landscape and the alternative to appreciate the African shrubbery on game drives as well as game strolls and sailing safaris also make Selous a mind blowing safari goal. Named after the well known tracker and progressive, Sir Frederick Selous, the Selous Game Reserve covers more than 45,000 km² of land, making it Africa's biggest ensured save. No changeless human residence is permitted in the territory, guaranteeing that the scene and its wealth of game have stayed undisturbed since it was first assigned as secured land in 1896.

Covering 45,000km² of wild, with verdant fields, open forest, mountains and backwoods, the Selous Game Reserve is Africa's biggest game hold. It's around multiple times the size of South Africa's Kruger National Park, and double the size of the Serengeti National Park. In a fitting accolade, it is additionally one of Tanzania's three World Heritage Sites. The region is comprised of various concessions. The southern area is utilized for chasing and the delightful northern segment over the Rufiji River is saved for photographic safaris as it were. This region, where no chasing is allowed, is the place most travelers go.