Decades of exploring Tanzania have shown us that one of the greatest privileges here is to be on your own in the bush, when your experience of the wild can change from plain spectacular to transcendent. Kiba Point offers private groups of grown-up families and friends the unrestrained freedom of one of the world’s biggest reserves, with exclusive guides and vehicles and a camp full of guilty, natural pleasures.
All the activities at Kiba Point are exclusive to the camp. Private cars and guides are on hand to take you out for daily adventures; early morning game drives, walking, boating, fishing and fly-camping.
Fly-camping is a highly recommended part of any safari to Kiba Point Selous, and is available at an extra supplement. The fly camps are shared, and guests sleep under spacious mosquito net tents. A bucket shower with hot water, and short-stop toilets is set up behind camp. A full compliment of staff provide a full breakfast, light lunch, and 3-course candlelit dinner.
Set on the banks of the Rufiji River in the Selous Game Reserve, downstream from Sand Rivers Selous. Ideal for groups of friends and/or families.
GPS COORDS:
7°46’51.03″S, 38° 1’2.04″E
OPEN:
Year round except for April & May.
4 spacious, open-fronted cottages (2 doubles/2 twins, 1 with adjoining child’s room), raised and made of stone and thatch. The interiors are cool and elegant; huge beds with softly draped mosquito nets, planters chairs and sun-beds for chilling out. Each room is en-suite with in and outdoor shower and private plunge pool. The private lounge and dining room also has a pool and is a wonderful place to feel at home in the bush.
The sights and sounds of the river and the great variety of adventures to be had along its banks, and in the surrounding woodlands. Fabulous sightings of the river’s residents and great birding.
We are delighted to accept children over the age of 5 at Kiba Point, but please note that only children of 12 and over can participate in walking and fly-camping activities.
There are numerous daily flights from Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar, Ruaha, Mafia, Pemba and northern Tanzania.
