Beho Beho Camp

At A Glance

Destinations
Nearest Airport

Selous‚ Beho Beho strip‚ Tanzania

Tour Highlights

Set in the remote & wild Nyerere National Park
Amazing game viewing & bird watching
Luxury, all-inclusive safari accommodation
Wide range of game viewing activities
Perfect for unique romantic getaways

Overview of Beho Beho Camp

Tanzania, Nyerere

Located in one of the most magical places in Africa, Beho Beho epitomises the true essence of a luxury African safari. Situated on the slopes of the Namikwera Hill in the remote and wild Nyerere National Park (Selous Game Reserve), Beho Beho Camp overlooks the Rufiji River floodplain and is your gateway to this extraordinary destination.

Discover a unique array of varying biodiversity from riverine forests and miombo woodlands to savannah plains and wetlands. You’ll be exploring one of the largest game reserves in the world in your search for big game on foot, by boat or by open-sided vehicle – the Nyerere is home to some of Africa’s largest big game populations and has all the big cats and major predators.

Highlights & Activities

What's on offer whilst on this itinerary?
  • Set in the remote & wild Nyerere National Park
  • Amazing game viewing & bird watching
  • Luxury, all-inclusive safari accommodation
  • Wide range of game viewing activities
  • Perfect for unique romantic getaways

Bird watching

Boat excursions

Bush dining

Game drives

Guided walking safaris

Guided walks

Historical tours

Photographic safaris

River cruises

General Facilities

Enjoy a cooling dip in the camp’s crystal-clear pool with its stunning views and then sit back and relax on the camp’s main veranda with a drink as you watch animals clustered around the local waterhole.

Bar

Laundry service

Swimming pool

Dining

Meals at Beho Beho are not confined to the formal dining area or traditional times of the day but are often served in various venues throughout the camp at times that are convenient for you to fully focus on your game viewing experience.

Sometimes you’ll have a snack breakfast on an early game drive, followed by a late bush breakfast or an early brunch and then an afternoon tea – all so you can maximise your time on safari. Dinners are the main dining event of the day and are enjoyed together as a group around a large table somewhere in or around the camp.

Expert Opinion

We know because we go
Maureen Stover

Maureen Stover

Africa Safari Expert

The views are absolutely spectacular and the guides are extremely knowledgeable. The elephant next to our breakfast table was both scary and very exciting!

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Traveller Reviews

  • JJ
    Jeremy Janzen
    traveler

    Something that sticks out, is the commitment of our hosts to accommodate us and make our experience outstanding. They gave us an extra room at Beho Beho at no charge (so we each had our own space).

    It was all exceptional. I would add that in the intro meeting by the manager at Beho Beho he talked about the tradition of ‘heavy hosting' (a concept I hadn't heard coined that way but easy to understand) at their camp and it took some getting used to. We never had issues with always eating and having drinks with all the guests and staff / that's fine for us 3 men (not sure how I'd feel on a romantic adventure with my partner though), the issue was that a couple of the hosts – the manager and another guide simply talked too much and from time to time would dominate the conversation. They were highly knowledgeable and great people – just not great listeners and not ready to just allow the moment to lend itself to sitting together in silence or answering simply rather than with a 5–10-minute explanation.

    The food specifically was quite amazing at both places. And it was pleasantly surprising that we never needed AC at either lodge. Would highly recommend Beho Beho with the caveat you have to be ready to do a lot of listening to stories.

  • IS
    iASE-Maureen Stover
    employee

    The views are absolutely spectacular and the guides are extremely knowledgeable. The elephant next to our breakfast table was both scary and very exciting!

JJ
Jeremy Janzen
traveler

Something that sticks out, is the commitment of our hosts to accommodate us and make our experience outstanding. They gave us an extra room at Beho Beho at no charge (so we each had our own space).

It was all exceptional. I would add that in the intro meeting by the manager at Beho Beho he talked about the tradition of ‘heavy hosting' (a concept I hadn't heard coined that way but easy to understand) at their camp and it took some getting used to. We never had issues with always eating and having drinks with all the guests and staff / that's fine for us 3 men (not sure how I'd feel on a romantic adventure with my partner though), the issue was that a couple of the hosts – the manager and another guide simply talked too much and from time to time would dominate the conversation. They were highly knowledgeable and great people – just not great listeners and not ready to just allow the moment to lend itself to sitting together in silence or answering simply rather than with a 5–10-minute explanation.

The food specifically was quite amazing at both places. And it was pleasantly surprising that we never needed AC at either lodge. Would highly recommend Beho Beho with the caveat you have to be ready to do a lot of listening to stories.

IS
iASE-Maureen Stover
employee

The views are absolutely spectacular and the guides are extremely knowledgeable. The elephant next to our breakfast table was both scary and very exciting!