The Selinda Concession can be visited throughout the year, although it’s easier to get around and there’s more wildlife present during the drier months from June to October. The reserve is located within a migration route for elephant, zebra and other herbivores, and these animals arrive in the area around June, when water has dried up farther away from the river and marshes. They usually move on around December.
Wildlife watching gets better as the Dry season progresses
Large numbers of animals begin arriving around June
Trail conditions are much better for getting around
Temperatures are noticeably cooler from May to August
Lodges may charge high-season rates from July to October
September and October are very hot
Elephants and zebras often remain in Selinda until December
The presence of migratory birds makes this the best time for bird-watchers
Low-season rates may apply
The scenery is lush and green with many flowers
There is less wildlife
It is very hot
Afternoon rainstorms can sometimes interrupt activities
Road conditions can deteriorate
$14,181 to $14,908 pp (USD)