Selous Game Reserve is recognized as Africa’s largest protected animal habitat. Its unique ecological significance led to its designation as a ‘World Heritage Site’ by the United Nations in 1981. As the continent’s paramount conservation area, it contains a diverse range of habitats such as lakes, open grassland, Acacia and Miombo woodlands, and riverine forests. This varied terrain support’s Tanzania’s most vital populations of Elephants, Buffaloes, and Wild Dogs. The reserve’s landscapes range from rolling savannah woodlands and grassland plains to rocky outcrops carved out by the Rufiji River and its subsidiaries. The allure of taking game drives along the perimeters of the lakes, river, and bushes elevates as the sun sets over the lakes, creating an indescribable magic.