Selous Mbega Camp is an thirteen tent camp that is set up along the mighty Rufiji River located 500 meters away from the border of the Selous Game Reserve. Covering the camp area is a green ceiling of tree branches and leaves that provides almost always shade throughout the day. These trees are sometimes visited by a diversity of monkeys, including the Angolan black and white Colobus monkey, known in Swahili as Mbega Mweupe, or Mbega, to which this camp in Tanzania owes its name.Tell Me More About Selous Mbega Camp In Selous as an African Safari & Tanzania Safari Holiday Accommodation• The accommodation at Selous Mbega Camp is organized as safari tents, built on wooden platforms, with ensuite bathrooms and a verandah.• Nine of the tents have a magnificent view over the Rufiji River. Thr rest overlook a dried out waterhole at the rear of the camp with some mammal or bird wildlife activity during day and especially at night.African Tanzania Safari Culinary and Dining Experience At Selous Mbega Camp In Selous Tanzania• The restaurant and lounge are situated under a palm leave thatched roof around a Mahogany tree, facing the Rufiji River. The kitchen provides a variety of different cuisines to epitomize the wilderness setting.Tanzania African Safari Nature Experience and Activities At Selous Mbega Camp In Selous Game Reserve Tanzania• Specialized day wildlife watching and game driving Tanzania safaris in Selous Game Reserve.• Selous Mbega Camp is one of the few camps in Tanzania able to offer the unique experience of a night safari. Night drives from the lodge provide the opportunity to seek the nocturnal inhabitants of the region such as leopard and bush babies. • Ornithological Tanzania safaris.• Nature and Walking Safaris with an armed ranger.• Crocodile and Hippo watching expeditions.• Fly Camp Safaris.• The camp also has a "Dungu" (view tower) and Sundown area.• Game viewing by boat on the Rufiji River.• Selous Sundowner photo safari opportunities.• Visit Stieglers Gorge.• Visit the battleground and gravesite of Frederick Courteney Selous.• Visit the hot springs near Sand Rivers.