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SELOUS IMPALA CAMP - Accommodation
Accommodation
Description of Camp I Layout Plan of Camp I Tent Plan I Family Tents
The eight luxury tents set on high wooden decking with magnificent views
of the river and of the forest beyond, melt into the background,
becoming part of their surroundings so that animals wander freely through the camp.
Each tent has a spacious veranda with chairs and table. You may get visitors!
The tents look out either over the Rufiji itself, or over a lagoon. Here hippos and birds have their habitats.
The tents are spread over a large area, ensuring maximum privacy;
Layout Plan of Camp I Tent Plan I Family Tents
The verandas have great views of the sunsets, and of animals crossing the river.
The tents are discreetly set apart; they are on raised wooden platforms, for safety, for coolness and to give good views.
The tents are "Meru-style" of green canvas and have double ceilings for coolness and double zipped doors,
one of canvas and one of gauze, to keep out insects, and there are roll down canvas blinds on the netted windows, both inside and out.
There is a floor fan. Generators supply power for most of the day. When they are turned off, battery inverters in each tent ensure a continued supply of electricity.
There are two family tents, the remainder are double or twin tents.
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The interiors are spacious, with hardwood flooring, covered by handwoven rugs. They can be made up with two singles or one double bed.
The colonial period furniture transports the guest into past eras of exploration and adventure. There is a safari writing desk.
Each tent has a lockup safe in the shelf unit behind the headboard. On the side of this unit is a power socket, for 240v square 3-point plugs as in the UK style.
Behind the main bedroom is a dressing room with an open wardrobe with hangers and canvas shelves..
There is a vanity table with twin basins. A thermos of cool filtered drinking water is provided.
Shower gel and shampoo bottles are supplied in the shower, and soap for the basins.
Behind the dressing room is a power shower with hot and cold water; and on the other side, a cubicle with a flush WC.
