Visit Selous National park which is bigger than 70 countries in the world

The Masai Giraffe in Selous National park

The Selous National park (saluu) is the largest reserve in Tanzania, and is also among the world's largest animal parks. Its area is 54,600 km² within different regions including the coastal region,Morogoro, Lindi, Mtwara and Ruvuma region. 

The area is larger than 70 countries in the world, estimated to have the same area as Costa Rica (Central America) and about twice the size of Belgium.

 Since 1982 has been incorporated into the UNESCO World Heritage List.

African Bush Elephants in Selous national park

The name is derived from British English man, Sir Frederick Selous who was a game hunter and early conservationist during the colonial establishment in South and East Africa and he was killed at Beho beho in Tanganyika (today Tanzania) as a military force during World War I in 1917 when fighting against Germans. 

The vast area of ​​the area is in a natural land which is free from human activity (no permanent human habitation in the park). 

The remains of German engine in Selous national park

There are animals like African bush elephants, Black rhinos, lions, Masai giraffes, Cape buffaloes, Wild dogs,  Plane Zebras, hippos and crocodiles.

The interesting areas in the park is Rufiji river that flows into Indian ocean opposite Mafia Island.

This park is best destination of your desire, the only place where you can mediate and enjoy what you always adore.

Welcome at Selous National park