Reviews of Beho Beho Bailey's Banda
Wildlife sightings and reviews
4 independent comments and wildlife information from our travellers who have visited Beho Beho Bailey's Banda and kindly agreed to share their thoughts. They do not necessarily represent the views of Expert Africa
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"Beho Beho Bailey's Banda review"
Buffalo
2 sightings
Elephant
10 sightings
Giraffe
10 sightings
Hippo
5 sightings
Lion
3 sightings
Wild dog
1 sighting
Wildebeest
4 sightings
Zebra
3 sightings
"A Magical Experience at Bailey's Banda"
Having our own space at Bailey's Banda made our time in Beho Beho feel even more personalised & we were very sad to leave." See all these reviews: 7n in Zanzibar; 6n in Tanzania
"Beho Beho - Heaven in Tanzania"
When I walked into the Banda and saw the Banda's interior with the panoramic view across a valley onto the reserve then I immediately knew how good the place is. The Banda itself is so comfortable and perfectly laid out and furnished for a family group. We used the Banda as a central point for a large group who were also in other Bandas which was ideal. Would of course be perfect for a smaller group to.
The service and food in camp were faultless and the team spent huge effort to give us feasts on safari: fine dining in the bush!
The main event were the wildlife drives. There were a huge variety of animals and birds (we saw four of the big five) but the joy was that this was not a box ticking exercise. The guides made the small details as interesting and gave us the same interest that they so obviously had in Selous.
All of the guides and staff felt like old friends by the end of the trip but special mention should go to our hosts Phil and Trisha who somehow made a special place in the Tanzanian bush feel like a home-from-home." See all these reviews: 6n in Tanzania; 4n in Kenya
"Wonderful"
Very knowledgeable and companionable guides with a strong commitment to conservation, friendly and solicitous staff, delicious meals served in a variety of spectacular locations. A real focus on meeting the different individual needs and interests of members of our party, who ranged in age from 16 to 80." See all these reviews: 6n in Tanzania; 6n in Zanzibar
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Other lodges in Selous Game Reserve
Alternative places to stay in this same area.
Impala Camp
Selous Impala Camp is a comfortable, excellent-value camp with colourful tented rooms raised on platforms, good guiding and tasty food.
Lake Manze Camp
Lake Manze Camp is a rustic, lakeside bushcamp in the Selous Game Reserve that offers a great experience and doesn’t cost the earth.
Beho Beho
Beho Beho is one of the best camps we work with in Africa, with gracious hosts, fantastic food and most importantly, excellent guiding.
Siwandu
Siwandu is a luxurious and smoothly run camp with beautiful rooms offering great views over Lake Nzerakera.
Sand Rivers Camp
The stylishly put together Sand Rivers has an outstanding reputation, with a wonderful location on the Rufiji River and great guides.
Beho Beho Tree-house
Beho Beho Treehouse is a satellite tree platform for just one couple, managed by Beho Beho and ideal as a one-night honeymoon retreat
Impala fly-camping
While you're staying at Impala Camp in the Selous Game Reserve, you can enjoy a few nights' fly-camping in the heart of the bush.
Rufiji River Camp
Rufiji River Camp has a lovely location right on the edge of the Rufiji River and while not luxurious, it is one of the lowest-cost camps in the park.
Sand Rivers fly-camp
Sand Rivers fly-camping safaris in Tanzania's Selous Game Reserve operate out of Sand Rivers Camp, on the Rufiji River.
Roho ya Selous
Roho ya Selous is a smart tented camp on the west side of lake Nzerakera, close to the park’s best wildlife-viewing areas.
Sand Rivers walking
Sand Rivers walking mobile safaris in Tanzania's Selous Game Reserve operate out of Sand Rivers Camp, on the Rufiji River.
Kiba Point
Kiba Point is the private sister camp of Sand Rivers, available on an exclusive basis, with its own private drivers and staff.
Rufiji River fly-camp
Fly-camping trips can be organised from Rufiji River Camp in Tanzania's Selous Game Reserve
The Retreat
The Retreat offers a holistic approach to a safari, combining wildlife and nature with spiritual health, healing and spa treatments.
Mivumo River Lodge
Mivumo River Lodge is Serena's main lodge in the Selous. Although comfortable, the windows and air-conditioning dispel any wilderness feel.
Sable Mountain Lodge
Sable Mountain is a simple safari lodge just outside Selous's northern boundary, and perfect if you're travelling on a tighter budget.
