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FG8C+RRW, Selinda Reserve, Botswana
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Selinda Camp elevates the safari experience to a new level. The adventure begins with a scenic boat transfer and arrival at the stunning main lodge — tastefully designed, luxurious, and perfectly located in the delta. With only a few rooms, the camp offers an exclusive and intimate atmosphere. Our game drives were remarkable — we spent two hours alone following lionesses and their cubs. The food was exceptional, worthy of a fine-dining restaurant, using fresh local ingredients. The suites were among the best we’ve ever stayed in — spacious, elegant, and beautifully decorated (and we spend over 180 nights a year in hotels!). Special thanks to Lala and Master, whose professionalism and warmth made our stay unforgettable. The professional cameras and lenses available for guest use were a brilliant touch — we captured stunning photos. In short: a benchmark for luxury safaris. Don’t miss: everything — it’s all exceptional.
David LimDavid Lim
Probably the best lodge we have ever stayed in. We had our personal game guide who will fit to our schedule, a chef who prepared creative classically inspired dishes, and a wine cellar at our disposal. The staff were amazing and did all they could to make our stay special. We look forward to our next trip to Botswana and Selinda.
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Beautiful camp. Very friendly and welcoming staff that do their best to ensure your comfort. We saw lots of animals including Cheetahs. The guide is very knowledgeable. The food was excellent and they catered to whatever we enjoyed.
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Selinda Camp elevates the safari experience to a new level. The adventure begins with a scenic boat transfer and arrival at the stunning main lodge — tastefully designed, luxurious, and perfectly located in the delta. With only a few rooms, the camp offers an exclusive and intimate atmosphere. Our game drives were remarkable — we spent two hours alone following lionesses and their cubs. The food was exceptional, worthy of a fine-dining restaurant, using fresh local ingredients. The suites were among the best we’ve ever stayed in — spacious, elegant, and beautifully decorated (and we spend over 180 nights a year in hotels!). Special thanks to Lala and Master, whose professionalism and warmth made our stay unforgettable. The professional cameras and lenses available for guest use were a brilliant touch — we captured stunning photos. In short: a benchmark for luxury safaris. Don’t miss: everything — it’s all exceptional.
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Probably the best lodge we have ever stayed in. We had our personal game guide who will fit to our schedule, a chef who prepared creative classically inspired dishes, and a wine cellar at our disposal. The staff were amazing and did all they could to make our stay special. We look forward to our next trip to Botswana and Selinda.
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Beautiful camp. Very friendly and welcoming staff that do their best to ensure your comfort. We saw lots of animals including Cheetahs. The guide is very knowledgeable. The food was excellent and they catered to whatever we enjoyed.
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4.0
1y

Let me preface by saying I never post reviews and I'm a terrible traveler, so the fact that I'm writing this should carry a lot of weight.||My wife and I celebrated our 10th anniversary in Africa. Our travel agent planned the entire 2 weeks with literally zero oversight
every flight, car ride, bush plane, game drive, meal, etc with a wonderful company called New World Safaris. They arranged every single detail on the ground and were available to us via WhatsApp 24/7. Highly recommend both!||We flew from LA - Johannesburg via London, then took another flight to our first stop, Saseka Camp in Krueger National Park. We spent 3 nights and 2 days there enjoying the beautiful accommodations, delicious food, and wonderful staff. Each day we saw the Big 5 because our driver Josia and tracker Antony were incredible, adventurous, knowledgeable, and a lot of fun. We met other American couples on our drives which made for fun conversations, and even though it wasn't our actual anniversary yet, the camp surprised us with a private dinner on our deck, a drawn bath and a bottle of champagne on our 2nd to last night.||Next step on our trip was another game reserve, this time in Botswana's Okavango Delta. To get from Krueger to Selinda was another full day of travel - two long car rides for about 4+ hrs, 1 small(ish) flight and another 4 seater bush plane that I sweat, cursed, and cried my way through. Throughout this very long day of travel, I questioned why another Safari was necessary. I mean, I'd seen all the animals, I got my fill...right? WRONG.||When the plane landed safely on an air strip in the middle of nowhere, we were greeted by the most gentle soul, Foster. He was our designated guide for the next 3 days and genuinely eager to share all things Botswana with us. His pure enthusiasm, calming presence, and protective manner were exactly what we needed in that moment of uncertainty, exhaustion, hunger, and I’ll admit a little fear
||So we jumped in Foster’s souped up Cruiser and 4-wheeled through the Great Plains admiring lions, elephants, and giraffes along the way
just from the airport! The drive continued for about an hour and as the sun began to set, we finally arrived to our little haven for the next 3 days. The remoteness of it all was incredibly uncomfortable for us city girls, but as soon as we pulled up to the entrance of the camp, we were greeted by about 10 staff members
singing, smiling, and welcoming us to their home. Our eyes welled up with tears. It was a moment, perhaps THE moment, that elevated our vacation to a whole different level. ||When we stepped off the truck we were first greeted by Jess, the GM of Selinda Camp. Wait she’s Jess? I”m Jess. That’s not exactly a common African name right? Wow this is cool, she’s cool. Ok, she’s got us
we’re safe, we’re good, this is going to be amazing
those were the thoughts running through my head as she escorted us up the front wooden steps into the most breathtaking lobby/lodge/tent thing I’d ever seen. ||As Foster took our bags to our room, Jess sat us down to go over a few things and get to know us a little, and then introduced us to the head Chef of the lodge
Chef. Half Ja Rule, half Mahershala Ali, cute as a button, completely self-taught and crazy passionate about food and the perfect client experience. He told us he was willing and wanting to curate every meal to our likes, and he lived up to that promise. I’m super picky, and he was cool with it. We didn’t want huge portions and food going to waste, and he was cool with that too. For the next 3 days it was like our own private chef cooked us 3 meals per/day with incredible attention to detail and presentation, finishing every conversation with “amazing stuff” and a smile that leaves a permanent imprint on your heart.||Jess then took us to our room, gave us the full tour, showed us how to use the fog horn and walkie talkie in case we got scared (we did), gave us filtered water for brushing our teeth, showed us the yoga mat and weights we could use (yay!), and pointed out her favorite part of the room - the tray of watercolors. We thought that was sweet but giggled, as we aren’t exactly the watercoloring and journaling types. However, by day 3 I was jonesing to watercolor, so go figure
||Between Foster, Chef, Jess, and the rest of the amazing Selinda crew, the next 3 nights and 2 days were magical. Jess curated a bespoke customer experience like no other, from the most beautiful and poetic happy anniversary notes, to a surprise breakfast mid-drive alongside the hippos cooked just how we like it (crispy bacon for me, not so crispy for Sabrina), to the perfect vodka cocktails because wine gives me headaches, to welcoming us with a smile and a happy dance upon every drive return. ||These guys made us fall in love with Botswana, with Selinda, with the animals, nature, the circle of life, and with them. Upon our departure, Foster asked me a simple question - what was your favorite part of your stay with us? But the way he said it, the tone of his voice, the beauty in his eyes
I just cried (again) and lowered my head, unable to answer.||Why were we so emotional? I can’t really put it in words, but there was this undeniable level of human connection that we all felt. 10,000 miles away from home, two Jewish women celebrating our 10th anniversary deep in the bush of Botswana, surrounded by people with completely different life experiences as us, yet we shared this mutual respect, appreciation, genuineness, and human kindness that has changed my life forever.||Go to Africa. Go to Botswana. Contact Great Plains, find out where Jess is, and go there. You will...

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2y

Il nous aura fallu œ h pour rejoindre Selinda en hĂ©lico depuis Duba Plains, son homologue Great Plains du delta de l’Okavango. Avec Duba Plains, nous pensions avoir vu le nec plus ultra de la chaĂźne Great Plains. Eh bien non : Selinda restera notre Ă©tape prĂ©fĂ©rĂ©e. GrĂące Ă  l’équipe !||Le transfert en hĂ©lico (offert en cas de sĂ©jour de 6 nuits dans 2 lodges Great Plains) est une belle expĂ©rience pour les photographes. Il est 100 % vitrĂ©, il vole plus bas, il est plus stable qu’un avion car il est moins exposĂ© aux turbulences et c’est un vol privĂ©. L’arrivĂ©e est aussi plus rapide car on atterrit juste derriĂšre le lodge. Sinon Selinda est desservi par avion depuis l’airstrip du lodge Zarafa qui est atteignable aprĂšs 20 mn de bateau et 20 mn de 4x4.||Comme il est d’usage, nous sommes accueillis par notre guide, Foster, qui va nous accompagner pendant 3 jours en safari privĂ©. En 2 coups de volants dynamiques nous voilĂ  arrivĂ©s au pied de l’escalier du lodge, encadrĂ© par deux belles statues d’élĂ©phants, accueillis comme il se doit par les chants enjouĂ©s du personnel, la serviette et la boisson rafraĂźchissantes, et le sourire radieux de Franck, le directeur du lodge, qui sera notre interlocuteur principal lors de notre sĂ©jour. D’emblĂ©e nous notons que l’équipe met beaucoup de cƓur dans cette chorale improvisĂ©e, dominĂ©e par la voix d’une femme qui chante extraordinairement bien. L’accueil est bon enfant. On fait presque partie de la famille. Nous prenons bien soin de remercier chacun des participants. Le ton est donnĂ© : luxe et proximitĂ©, Ă©clairĂ©s par les sourires constants de Franck et de Foster !||Le lodge est situĂ© devant les eaux permanentes du Selinda Spillway, un affluent de la riviĂšre Linyanti (ou Kwando) qui descend, comme l’Okavango, de l’Angola, pays voisin ĂŽ combien stratĂ©gique pour le Botswana. Le lodge est construit Ă  l’intersection d’une zone sĂšche couverte d’herbes hautes, qui alternent avec des forĂȘts de mopanes, d’acacias et de baobabs, propices aux fĂ©lins, et d’une zone humide parsemĂ©e de marais, de lagons, d’üles couvertes de palmiers, propice aux Ă©lĂ©phants, aux hippos, aux buffles et aux oiseaux migrateurs tels que les pĂ©licans. C’est l’emplacement idĂ©al pour un lodge. D’abord parce que la vue depuis le lodge est superbe sur la riviĂšre et sur les marais. Ensuite parce qu’une telle combinaison de zones sĂšches et humides est la garantie d’une flore et d’une faune abondantes et diversifiĂ©es, en alternant les safaris en 4x4 et en bateau.||Le batiment principal est construit en bois avec son toit de chaume en forme de V inversĂ© ouvert sur la riviĂšre le long de laquelle sont espacĂ©es les 4 villas du lodge. Les villas sont plus compactes qu’à Duba Plains, mais elles ont Ă©tĂ© conçues sur le mĂȘme concept : une lourde porte en bois sculptĂ© turquoise ouvre sur une atmosphĂšre coloniale meublĂ©e de tapis, d’un lit Ă  baldaquin, d’un bureau, d’un bar Ă  alcools et d’une desserte pour le cafĂ©, le thĂ© et les gĂąteaux secs. Les murs sont des moustiquaires qui procurent une immersion totale dans les bruits du bush.||Le dressing, cosy et (trop) sombre, ouvre sur une salle de bains spacieuse, dĂ©corĂ©e d’une gigantesque photo de lĂ©opard, oĂč trĂŽne une baignoire en cuivre avec vue sur le marais derriĂšre la moustiquaire, toilettes fermĂ©es, douche ouverte sur l’extĂ©rieur, double vasque en cuivre, pouf en cuir, 
 Une suggestion ? Rajouter une lampe au-dessus des vasques pour pouvoir se raser sans se couper 
 C’est devenu un serpent de mer pour le management.||A l’extĂ©rieur une large terrasse offre un salon d’étĂ©, des transats, une piscine privative (non chauffĂ©e mais Ă©clairĂ©e) et un vĂ©lo d’appartement. La vue est reposante : il n’est pas rare de voir passer des troupeaux d’élĂ©phants traverser le marais. ||Le service en chambre est irrĂ©prochable. La propretĂ© est exemplaire, aucun insecte Ă  l’horizon. Chaque soir nous retrouvons pliĂ© sur le lit le linge dĂ©posĂ© dans le laundry basket. Pendant le dĂźner, les moustiquaires du lit Ă  baldaquin sont dĂ©ployĂ©es, une bouillote (« baby bush ») y est glissĂ©e, et les moustiquaires extĂ©rieures sont fermĂ©es pour protĂ©ger la chambre des tempĂ©ratures hivernales (en aoĂ»t) qui descendent graduellement jusqu’à 10°C Ă  6h du matin. ||6h c’est l’heure oĂč notre guide, Foster, vient nous apporter le early coffee et s’assurer que nous sommes bien rĂ©veillĂ©s aprĂšs la journĂ©e de safari exaltante mais harassante de la veille. Depuis la terrasse de la villa, les levers de soleil sont somptueusement rougeoyants. A 6h30, Foster revient nous chercher, torche allumĂ©e, pour nous Ă©viter de mauvaises rencontres. Tout est prĂȘt dans le Toyota Land Cruiser : la bouillote, le pancho, le thermos de cafĂ© et la gourde Great Plains Ă  notre nom. Et le sourire de Franck qui vient nous souhaiter un beau safari.||Selinda pratique le full day safari de 6h30 Ă  18h avec le petit-dĂ©jeuner et le dĂ©jeuner dans le bush : il ne faut pas s’en priver. Le 1er jour nous sommes arrivĂ©s Ă  l’heure du dĂ©jeuner : nous avons donc effectuĂ© un safari classique de fin de journĂ©e de 16h Ă  18h. Le 2nd jour nous avons demandĂ© Ă  partir en full day safari. Et le 3 -Ăšme jour, nous avons dĂ©jeunĂ© au lodge, aprĂšs un morning safari de 6h30 Ă  13h, avant de repartir en boat safari de 16h Ă  18h.||Comme partout, la qualitĂ© d’un safari tient Ă  la densitĂ© de la rĂ©serve, au talent du guide et au facteur chance 
 Selinda offre une belle densitĂ© et variĂ©tĂ© de faune grĂące Ă  sa couverture de zones sĂšches & humides entremĂȘlĂ©es. ||Un matin nous avons pris le petit-dĂ©jeuner devant un marais oĂč sĂ©journaient une colonie de pĂ©licans. Photographier et filmer leurs vols et leurs amerrissages en escadrille au 600mm fut un ravissement. Nous avons pu Ă©galement assister Ă  une interaction entre deux lions et une horde de hyĂšnes autour d’une carcasse d’élĂ©phants : ils se succĂ©daient autour du festin, les uns chassant les autres chacun leur tour, avant que les hyĂšnes rassasiĂ©es ne partent dormir pour la journĂ©e conformĂ©ment Ă  leur habitude. Nous avons Ă©galement effectuĂ© un safari boat dans la chaude lumiĂšre du soir, un verre Ă  la main : nous sommes passĂ©s au large de troupeaux d’hippos plutĂŽt agressifs, certains n’hĂ©sitant pas Ă  charger le bateau, et nous avons pu suivre un Ă©lĂ©phant majestueux traverser le Linyanti spillway. Grand moment ! Mais le clou de notre safari restera le lĂ©opard que nous avons suivi Ă  deux reprises. Le 1er soir, il nous a lĂąchĂ©s dans les hautes herbes. Mais le lendemain matin, nous l’avons retrouvĂ© et nous avons passĂ© deux heures en sa compagnie autour d’une proie dans la lumiĂšre matinale. Fabuleux ! ||Et nous Ă©tions le seul vĂ©hicule Ă  proximitĂ©. La rĂ©serve n’abrite que 4 lodges trĂšs Ă©loignĂ©s les uns des autres : Selinda, Selinda explorers, Zarafa et Duma Tau. Et Selinda ne comprend que 4 villas, dont deux seulement Ă©taient occupĂ©es. On n’y rencontre jamais d’autres vĂ©hicules ni d’autres bateaux. Le luxe c’est aussi la solitude et l’isolement.||Mais c’est aussi l’équipe ! Celle de Selinda est extraordinaire : souriante, enthousiaste, professionnelle et bon enfant, homogĂšne, aux petits soins. Les 3 hommes clĂ©s de notre sĂ©jour ont Ă©tĂ© Franck, Foster et Assistant.||Franck, le directeur du lodge, a toujours Ă©tĂ© prĂ©sent Ă  chacun de nos passages pour les repas, les dĂ©parts et les arrivĂ©es, tout sourire, prĂȘt Ă  s’enquĂ©rir du moindre desiderata ou du moindre souci Ă  rĂ©gler.||Foster bien sĂ»r ! Foster est un guide expĂ©rimentĂ©, avec un Ɠil aiguisĂ©, un sourire ravageur, et une empathie naturelle. Il aime son job, Great Plains, particuliĂšrement Selinda oĂč il travaille depuis longtemps, et les touristes, quand ils aiment vraiment la nature et qu’ils interagissent avec lui dans la bonne humeur. Il a fortement contribuĂ© Ă  notre bonheur de sĂ©journer Ă  Selinda. ||Et Assistant ! Quel drĂŽle de prĂ©nom pour un chef cuisinier hors pair ! Assistant est une crĂšme d’homme. Il vient de loin, il s’est formĂ© sur le tas, j’espĂšre qu’il aura son restaurant un jour. Il est souriant, empathique, enthousiaste, bienveillant, humble, et il produit une cuisine de rĂȘve qui mĂ©rite une Ă©toile Michelin au milieu du bush. Tous les repas Ă©taient merveilleux. Et Dieu sait que les français sont difficiles ! Le festival commence avec le petit-dĂ©jeuner dans le bush oĂč les crĂȘpes d’omelettes et les muffins rivalisent d’onctuositĂ©. Il se poursuit avec le dĂ©jeuner dans le bush oĂč Assistant est venu lui-mĂȘme prĂ©parer le barbecue avec son maĂźtre d’hĂŽtel. Imaginez Ă  l’ombre d’un jackalberry, face Ă  une hippo pool, un buffet de salades, un buffet de boissons disposĂ©es en forme de pyramide, un barbecue et une grande table dressĂ©e comme au lodge oĂč nous avons pu dĂ©jeuner en compagnie de Foster, tout sourire. Quant aux dĂźners ils Ă©taient somptueux. Le 1er soir dĂźner classique autour d’un filet de bƓuf saignant agrĂ©mentĂ© d’une myriade de lĂ©gumes du potager. Le deuxiĂšme soir, le lodge a organisĂ© un barbecue fastueux (5 viandes) prĂ©cĂ©dĂ© d’un spectacle de chants auquel participait toute l’équipe y compris Assistant qui virevoltait entre la troupe, les tables et le barbecue. Et le dernier soir, le menu dĂ©gustation en 5 plats avec de la queue de bƓuf et de l’autruche ! Royal !||Comme Ă  Duba Plains, le lodge cultive l’art de vivre. Le soir la terrasse est parsemĂ©e de photophores : ambiance romantique garantie. Les clients sont rĂ©partis sur des tables isolĂ©es aux 4 coins de la terrasse. Pas de musique superflue : juste les bruits de la brousse et du marais. Couverts en argent, couteaux de chez Laguiole, une vraie cave Ă  vins Ă  12°C avec un compartiment de vins français fort honorables (Chablis, La Taupe, vins de chez Chapoutier, 
) servis carafĂ©s. Le service Ă  table est remarquable, trĂšs homogĂšne, mĂȘme chez les plus jeunes. Avec en prime, Assistant qui vient prĂ©senter chacun des plats avec moult dĂ©tails.||Inutile de vous dire que quitter Selinda aura Ă©tĂ© un dĂ©chirement.||Je garde l’image de Franck et d’Assistant venus nous saluer jusqu’au ponton oĂč nous attendait notre bateau pilotĂ© par Foster. AprĂšs 20mn de croisiĂšre, nous avons dĂ©barquĂ© sur un ponton en pleine nature oĂč nous attendait un 4x4 et 100 m plus loin un lion mĂąle monumental qui se prĂ©lassait au soleil matinal. Quelle apothĂ©ose pour un triste jour de dĂ©part. Sur l’airstrip nous avons recroisĂ© le managing director de Duba et de Selinda qui attendait l’arrivĂ©e de la CEO de Great Plains pour le Botswana. Nous avons eu l’occasion de lui dire tout le bien que nous pensions de nos 3 sĂ©jours dans les lodges Great Plains (Mpala Jena, Duba et Selinda), en marquant notre lĂ©gĂšre prĂ©fĂ©rence pour Selinda grĂące Ă  son Ă©quipe 
 devant Foster tout sourire.||AprĂšs une derniĂšre accolade avec Foster, nous avons pris notre vol pour Chief’s camp sur Chief’s Island au cƓur du delta de...

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24w

Selinda was our first camp ever in Botswana and it is absolutely lovely. From the moment we landed and were taken to a luxurious waiting tent to refresh ourselves, we knew it would be a special experience. There are only three rooms plus the Selinda Suite so it is very intimate, especially since we had rooms 1 and 2 for our family of four. The tents are beautifully furnished with a lovely deck including private pool, exercise bike and sitting area to enjoy the nice view over the water. The rooms are luxurious even as they give off an old world explorer vibe. We loved the writing nook, gorgeous bathtub, and shower with a view. It was also convenient to have speedy Wifi in the rooms although there is no internet connection in the main area. The wine cellar is well stocked and there is a nice boutique shop and spa (where we enjoyed some relaxing massages). My girls ages 14 and 9 received sweet Young Explorer kits (including beautiful journals) and they loved checking off on the comprehensive wildflife guide all the animals we spotted. The reusable water bottles were much appreciated, as were the high quality SLR camera and binoculars that we were able to use on the game drives. We received a thumb drive at the end of our stay with the photos we took. |The Selinda team are wonderful and have great joie de vivre. In particular, we really appreciated our knowledgeable and indefatigable guide/tracker Piet who gave his all to find the most elusive game for us both during the day and after dark, Dudu the manager, and the creative and talented chef TG who tailored gourmet meals to our preferences and even did a pizza making session with our girls. The bush breakfasts and sundowners during our game drives were always lovely too. The staff were always concerned for our safety including when a hippo decided to lie down next to our path back to the tents and an elephant coming into camp. We loved having our meals in different locations and the staff serenading us to welcome us to Selinda. |The Spillway hadn't quite reached high capacity in mid-June so we didn't get to go out on a boat nor see the enormous herds of elephants and other game that Botswana is known for but we still spotted plenty of wildlife and more elephants than I have ever seen on my many African safaris. We were really blessed to see a pride of lions (including three males, females and several feisty cubs) feasting on a hippo every day we were there, cheetah brothers going on a hunt, Nile crocodiles tearing apart a hippo, some overexcited elephants who got pretty close to our jeep, rare aardwolf and bat eared foxes, owls and so many other wildlife.|We really appreciate the conservation ethos of Great Plains camps and the top notch service at Selinda, and highly recommend the camp. We would come back in July or August though when the Spillway is more advanced and we could enjoy boating...

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