Selinda Explorers Camp
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Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Areal view of Selinda Explorers Camp
Areal view of Selinda Explorers Camp
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Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Explorers Camp Areal View
Selinda Explorers Camp Areal View
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Selinda Explorers Camp Main Area
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Explorers Camp
Selinda Explorers Camp
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Explorers Camp fire pit
Selinda Explorers Camp fire pit
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Explorers Camp swimming pool
Selinda Explorers Camp swimming pool
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Canoeing the Spillway is a Seasonal Activity Available at Selinda Explorers Camp
Canoeing the Spillway is a Seasonal Activity Available at Selinda Explorers Camp
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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The Selinda Spillway
The Selinda Spillway drinks stop
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Selinda Explorers Camp swimming pool
Selinda Explorers Camp swimming pool
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Lions walking along the Selinda Spillway
Lions walking along the Selinda Spillway
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Elephants drinking from the Selinda Spillway
Elephants drinking from the Selinda Spillway
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Explorers Camp Breakfast
Selinda Explorers Camp Breakfast
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Explorers Camp Plunge Pool
Selinda Explorers Camp Plunge Pool
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Spillway
Selinda Spillway
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Spillway
Selinda Spillway
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Selinda Explorers Camp Breakfast
Selinda Explorers Camp Breakfast
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Impala on the Lookout near Selinda Explorers Camp
Impala on the Lookout near Selinda Explorers Camp
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Relaxing along the Selinda Spillway
Relaxing along the Selinda Spillway
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Elephants and the Selinda Spillway from the Air
Elephants and the Selinda Spillway from the Air
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Canoeing at Selinda Explorers Camp
Canoeing at Selinda Explorers Camp
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Preparing for Dinner at Selinda Explorers Camp
Preparing for Dinner at Selinda Explorers Camp
Photographer credit: Great Plains Conservation
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Elephants Crossing the Selinda Spillway
Elephants Crossing the Selinda Spillway
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Leopard in the the Selinda Reserve
Leopard in the the Selinda Reserve
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Swimming in the Selinda Spillway
Swimming in the Selinda Spillway
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Selinda Explorers Camp Game Drive
Selinda Explorers Camp Game Drive
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African Wild Dog in the Selinda Reserve
African Wild Dog in the Selinda Reserve
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Birdlife in the Selinda Reserve
Birdlife in the Selinda Reserve
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Selinda Explorers Camp is located in the 130,000-hectare Selinda Reserve of northern Botswana and is built on the banks of the Selinda Spillway, about one hour west of its sister camp, Selinda. This classic camp transports us back to the time of authentic safaris, but with a modern twist and hospitality. The camp’s focal point is the Bedouin-style main area consisting of a lounge and separate dining room. The four guest tents provide comfort and style but with a magnificently raw spirit. Subtly placed under the shade of the riverine forest, the camp is designed in the style of the early explorers both in philosophy and practice. Whiling away afternoons under the canopy of African ebony and Mopane trees, interspersed with walks and canoeing, make this a respite from a traditional safari camp’s typical routine.
This authentic tented camp draws on traditions of the classic East African safari with beautifully detailed campaign style furniture made from recycled hard woods, and soft furnishings from Zanzibar and the East. This is an unassuming camp, light on its footprint but heavy on its experiential luxury. The atmosphere of the lodge is one of bush elegance with relaxed style, complemented by attentive staff, private professional service and fabulous food.
Selinda Explorers Camp is an ideal property for those guests who want to experience Botswana’s extraordinary wildlife but in the most private setting. Selinda Explorers Camp is ideal for individual travellers, couples, families and small groups of up to eight guests sharing.
The camp sits in prime predator habitat, in a location which we handpicked based on exploring this area for years. Lion, leopard and cheetah and the recently discovered Explorers Pack of African wild dog hunt these parts regularly. Good densities of giraffe, buffalo (in the dry season) and all the antelope – even including roan and sable and recently spotted eland – are possible sightings. At the peak of the dry season in late September, the Selinda Reserve has been documented to hold up to 9,000 elephants. There is phenomenal bird life along the Spillway’s banks for those looking for some ‘lifers’.