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Selous Game Reserve

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Selous Game Reserve, the world's largest game reserve, 11,512 sq mi (29,816 sq km), S Tanzania; est. c.1900. It is located in the Rufiji River basin and includes grasslands and forests. There are many elephants, lions, zebras, and other wildlife in the reserve.


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Next morning, after a leisurely breakfast and loaded with the packed lunch that was pressed upon us, we boarded our flight for the Selous Game Reserve for the second part of our safari.
Now tour operators and their clients have discovered that Tanzania has it all – 15 National Parks, 32 game reserves, seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Serengeti National Park, Selous Game Reserve, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Kilimanjaro National Park, the Stone Town of Zanzibar, the Kondoa Rock Art Site and the Ruins of Kilwaskisiwani and of Songo Mnara.
At Kingston Park Dillon can be mostly seen keeping tabs on the Guinness Premiership's deadly predators - but at the Selous Game Reserve the 24-year-old will leave the metaphors behind and stalk the real deal.
 
 
 
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