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Exclusive Safari Lodge
Tanzania

Kiba Point Selous
Nyerere National Park

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Exclusive use: A private safari lodge in the Selous, offering complete seclusion with no other guests—perfect for families or groups.
Unparalleled wildlife encounters: Explore one of Africa’s largest game reserves, home to elephants, wild dogs, lions, and an abundance of birdlife.
Flexible game drives: No set schedules—safaris are tailored to your pace, with expert guides leading game drives, boat safaris, and walking safaris.
Riverside setting: Overlooking the Rufiji River, the lodge offers stunning views, with hippos and crocodiles often seen from the deck.
Luxury with a wild edge: Beautiful open-fronted rooms, plunge pools, and an authentic bush atmosphere create the perfect balance of comfort and adventure.
Diverse safari activities: Combine traditional game drives with boat safaris, guided bush walks, and even fly camping for an immersive wilderness experience.

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How to get there

The easiest way to reach Kiba Point Selous is a light aircraft flight, this takes between 2-3 hours from Arusha and you land around 40 minutes drive from the camp.

Are children welcome?

Yes, children are welcome at Kiba Point, making it an excellent choice for families seeking a private and flexible safari experience. As an exclusive-use lodge, it offers a personalized itinerary, allowing families to tailor game drives, boat safaris, and walking adventures to suit all ages.

While there is no official minimum age, walking safaris and certain activities may have age restrictions for safety reasons. The lodge’s relaxed, no-set-schedule approach allows for shorter, child-friendly game drives, plenty of downtime, and engaging wildlife experiences. With private guides, a swimming pool, and spacious open-plan suites, Kiba Point provides an adventurous yet comfortable environment for families looking to explore Tanzania’s wildest landscapes together.

Giving back

Kiba Point Selous, operated by Nomad Tanzania, is dedicated to sustainable tourism and community engagement. Their sustainability initiatives encompass several key areas:

Community Support: The camp actively contributes to local communities by supporting health clinics and schools, providing essential resources and infrastructure to improve education and healthcare services.
Conservation Partnerships: Collaborating with organizations like the Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute (TAWIRI), Sand Rivers Selous supports elephant research programs aimed at gathering data to inform effective conservation strategies.
Cultural Preservation: The camp fosters cultural exchange by facilitating visits to local communities, allowing guests to engage with and learn from indigenous cultures, thereby promoting mutual respect and understanding.

What wildlife can you expect to see?

Wildlife at Kiba Point Selous (Nyerere National Park)

Big Cats: Lions are commonly seen, often in large prides, while leopards are more elusive but frequently spotted. Cheetahs are also present in the open plains.
African Wild Dogs: One of the best places in Africa to see endangered wild dogs, with frequent sightings of packs hunting.
Elephants: Large herds roam the woodlands and riverbanks, often seen bathing or drinking along the Rufiji River.
Hippos & Crocodiles: Abundant in the Rufiji River, with hippos wallowing in the shallows and massive crocodiles basking on the banks.
Buffalo: Large herds migrate through the park, often attracting lions and other predators.
Giraffes & Zebras: Common sightings, particularly in open savannah areas and along woodland edges.
Antelope Species: Includes rare sable and roan antelope, greater kudu, impala, waterbuck, and the tiny dik-dik.
Birdlife: Over 400 species, including African fish eagles, kingfishers, storks, bee-eaters, and the colourful lilac-breasted roller.

With a mix of open savannah, woodlands, and riverine habitats, Sand Rivers Selous offers diverse and rewarding wildlife encounters.

Why we love Kiba Point Selous

This could easily be seen as an alternative to heading to the beach, yet there is so much to do here from fishing to fly camping, safari drives and river cruises, bird watching and cultural visits, this quiet corner of Nyerere National Park is really very special indeed and having the entire property to yourself with dedicated guides adds massively to the experience.