Beho Beho
A hilltop camp of stone bandas above the humid river basin, where walking safaris, hippo boat trips, and fireside chats run long into the evening
Overview
Higher up and away from the sticky river basin, Beho Beho keeps cool and keeps wildlife close. Eight palm thatched stone bandas look across forested hills and valleys, and the cooler air draws animals right to your neighbourhood, so you rarely travel far to meet them.
Walking safaris here are second to none, passing riverine forest, miombo woodland, and open plains, before reaching the lake regions of Tagalala and Mwanze. A morning boat trip, 50 minutes’ drive away on Lake Tagalala, brings hippos, crocodiles, and birdlife, ending with breakfast beneath a shady tree. Meals are shared with your guides, with talk drifting to the fireplace, bar, or billiards table long after dessert.
