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Selous Impala Camp Selous Impala Camp is an exclusive and intimate owner run camp situated on the stunning Rufiji River.

The camp was originally set up by Gillie Zanacchi and his wife Tessa in 2002. It is located about an hour's drive from Mtemere Airstrip, in the eastern side of the photographic area of Selous Game Reserve, north of the Rufiji Rver. It lies between two beautiful lakes - Mzizimia and Siwandu - which attract a rich variety of game, both in the wet months of November, March and June, and in the dry se

asons. There are a wide variety of activities you may do at the camp including driving and walking safaris, boat trips up the Rifiji river, fishing, and fly camping.

Merci pour votre gentil commentaire!
28/12/2024

Merci pour votre gentil commentaire!

Benjamin is back in the camp ❤️
25/12/2024

Benjamin is back in the camp ❤️

Sometimes it takes an escape in nature, the African wild, to quiet our noise in our minds.
23/12/2024

Sometimes it takes an escape in nature, the African wild, to quiet our noise in our minds.

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15/12/2024

Impala!

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We had an amazing time watching the wild dogs play and interact before their evening hunt. Being there all alone with th...
14/12/2024

We had an amazing time watching the wild dogs play and interact before their evening hunt. Being there all alone with the team from made the experience even more special.

Recently we had a lot of giraffes around the camp, which is so amazing, as their graceful presence adds a special magic ...
30/11/2024

Recently we had a lot of giraffes around the camp, which is so amazing, as their graceful presence adds a special magic to our surroundings.🦒🤎

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A day in our camp and going out on a game drive is a thrilling adventure for wildlife and photography lovers. Start earl...
13/11/2024

A day in our camp and going out on a game drive is a thrilling adventure for wildlife and photography lovers.

Start early to catch the sunrise over the river and then head out to look out for elephants, giraffes, and lions while capturing stunning photos in the soft morning light.

Take a break by the lake Siwandu to enjoy a packed breakfast, watching hippos and crocodiles. In the afternoon, go on a boat safari to get closer to nature and photograph birds and hippos and crocodiles 🐊

As the sun sets, enjoy a scenic drive to capture the vibrant colors of twilight and spot nocturnal animals. End your day under the stars, reflecting on the beauty of the wild and the amazing photos you've taken.

After a successful hunt, a pride of lions relaxes near a camp, basking in the warm sun. The atmosphere is peaceful, fill...
02/11/2024

After a successful hunt, a pride of lions relaxes near a camp, basking in the warm sun. The atmosphere is peaceful, filled with an occasional low growl.

The giant kingfisher (Megaceryle maxima)7. Distinctive Hunting Technique: The giant kingfisher often uses a unique hunti...
29/10/2024

The giant kingfisher (Megaceryle maxima)

7. Distinctive Hunting Technique: The giant kingfisher often uses a unique hunting technique. It will dive into the water from a perch or even plunge from the air, using its sharp beak to catch fish with remarkable accuracy.

8. Color Variations: While the giant kingfisher is primarily known for its striking blue and orange plumage, some individuals can exhibit variations in coloration based on their specific habitat and diet.

9. Social Behavior: Although generally solitary or found in pairs, giant kingfishers can sometimes be seen in small groups, particularly in areas with abundant food supplies.

10. Territorial Nature: These birds are territorial and will defend their hunting grounds vigorously. Males often display their dominance through visual displays and vocalizations.

11. Lifespan: In the wild, giant kingfishers can live up to 10 years or more, depending on environmental conditions and threats from predators.

12. Adaptation: They have adapted to a variety of freshwater habitats, including rivers, lakes, and even coastal areas, showcasing their versatility as a species.

13. Caring Parents: After the eggs hatch, both parents are actively involved in feeding and protecting the chicks, showcasing strong parental care.

14. Cultural Depictions: In some African cultures, kingfishers are associated with various myths and legends, often symbolizing good luck or prosperity.

15. Conservation Status: The giant kingfisher is currently not considered endangered, but habitat destruction and pollution can threaten its populations in certain areas.

By the Rufiji river's gentle flow,African sunset paints a golden show.Silhouettes dance in fading light,Nature's beauty,...
25/10/2024

By the Rufiji river's gentle flow,
African sunset paints a golden show.
Silhouettes dance in fading light,
Nature's beauty, a wondrous sight.

Thank you for a wonderful review…
20/10/2024

Thank you for a wonderful review…

Enjoy a delicious breakfast with a stunning view of the Rufiji river from our open area.
18/10/2024

Enjoy a delicious breakfast with a stunning view of the Rufiji river from our open area.

Impala Camp is situated on a wooded stretch of the stunning Rufiji River within the Nyerere National Park (formerly know...
11/10/2024

Impala Camp is situated on a wooded stretch of the stunning Rufiji River within the Nyerere National Park (formerly known as the Selous Game Reserve).

It is said that the elephant has a better sense of smell than a bloodhound or any other large mammal. The length of the ...
28/09/2024

It is said that the elephant has a better sense of smell than a bloodhound or any other large mammal. The length of the trunk does of course allow for lots of smell cells(called chemo-receptors) so it stands to reason that the bigger the nose the more chemo- receptors, the better the sense of smell.

Our boat safaris on the Rufiji River with a packed lunch have been absolutely amazing! Gliding through the tranquil wate...
24/09/2024

Our boat safaris on the Rufiji River with a packed lunch have been absolutely amazing! Gliding through the tranquil waters, spotting elephants and crocodiles, and enjoying a delicious meal amidst nature’s beauty has made this experience truly unforgettable. It’s been a journey filled with excitement, discovery, and the simple joys of being in the heart of the wilderness. Thriving and loving every moment!

Lamprotornis glossy-starlings are omnivorous and mostly feed on the ground, although they will take fruit from trees. So...
24/09/2024

Lamprotornis glossy-starlings are omnivorous and mostly feed on the ground, although they will take fruit from trees. Some will feed on or near large mammals to find insects.

A group of giraffes can be identified as a journey or tower. It is acceptable to call giraffes a group or a herd, but it...
21/09/2024

A group of giraffes can be identified as a journey or tower. It is acceptable to call giraffes a group or a herd, but it is more accurate to identify them as one of the following: A journey of giraffes. A tower of giraffes.

During our last game drive, we were fortunate to encounter a leopard. It briefly showed itself before disappearing, almo...
17/09/2024

During our last game drive, we were fortunate to encounter a leopard. It briefly showed itself before disappearing, almost as if we were invisible to it.

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