Roho ya Selous, meaning ‘soul of Selous’ in Swahili, sits on the Rufiji River within the Selous-Nyerere ecosystem, an Asilia property built to capture the essence of what has long made this region one of Africa’s great wilderness areas.
Canvas tents set along the riverbank, each with a private veranda facing the Rufiji River.
A strong, contemporary dining programme served riverside, consistent with Asilia’s broader standards.
Boat safaris on the Rufiji River, walking safaris, and traditional game drives across the surrounding miombo woodland.
The Rufiji River corridor supports significant hippo, crocodile and elephant populations, with wild dog and lion found across the surrounding woodland.
Boat safaris here offer water-level access to hippo and crocodile activity that vehicle-based game drives elsewhere in the ecosystem can’t replicate.
Asilia’s Selous operations support anti-poaching and wild dog research across one of Africa’s largest protected wilderness areas.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
