The Selinda Reserve

A patchwork of varied landscapes, the Selinda Reserve hosts a staggering diversity of wildlife. Red lechwe, zebra, wildebeest, impala, waterbuck, sable, roan, giraffe, baboon, monkey, warthog, crocodile, wild dog, hyena and buffalo are some of the animals to be found here. There is also a host of nocturnal species – bush babies, spring hares, aardwolf, serval, genet, pangolin – as well as the smaller predators.
Birding is fantastic here. From the Okavango ‘specials’ such as Slaty Egret and Wattled Cranes, to the bushveld species, there is great birding in both the marshes and in the dry country.  But Selinda is most famous for its enormous elephant concentrations which can build up to thousands and thousands of animals in the height of the dry season.