Lukula Selous

Lukula Selous, in the southern sector of the vast Selous Game Reserve, is a private sanctuary of over 300,000 acres. The sanctuary's diverse habitats host an equally diverse range of flora and fauna. You will have a rare chance to watch the drama of the life cycle unfold in an atmosphere of utter privacy and freedom. Imagine 300,000 acres reserved for no more than eight individuals.

Lukula Selous experiences the cyclical rainfall pattern typical of the East Africa region. The ebb and flow between wet and dry cycles is characterised by two primary periods of rain each year. The 'short' rains usually arrive in December and fade quickly with the arrival of January. The 'long' rains commence in mid to late February and persist through early April. With each arrival of the rains, the land is energised. It washes the exhausted land of the dust and ash of the dry season, and fills the sandy riverbeds with sparkling fresh water. The small streams feed the main channel of the Luwego River and wake it from its seasonal lethargy. As the river rises, it floods the nearby plains and fills dried wallows. Then, vegetation greens, births occur and lives pass. It is as if one is watching it all through a time-lapse camera.

There is no detailed itinerary - or at least none that we know of - it is about impromptu experience. It is designed to change a life. But what is consistent are the core pillars of our approach: Commitment, Philosophy and Practice.

Services:

Luxury Safari

Service Areas:

Tanzania, Pembwe and Southeast