A herd of African elephants on the savannah, Tanzania. Photo: Pexels (free licence).
Is Beho Beho a good company to book a safari with?
By Richard Jasinski·Updated 2 November 2026
Beho Beho is in the Uncompromised Travel table of safari camp owners. Everything below is from its own website and its review listings, each line with the page it was read from: no score, no rank.
What do guests say about Beho Beho?
No rating for Beho Beho was found on Google, SafariBookings or Trustpilot when they were read; ask the company for recent guest references.
- No Google listing in Beho Beho's name was found.
- SafariBookings
- No SafariBookings listing in Beho Beho's name was found.
- Trustpilot
- No Trustpilot listing in Beho Beho's name was found.
Where are Beho Beho's camps?
Tanzania: the camp is in Nyerere National Park, Tanzania. One camp: Beho Beho, described as a single camp of eight bandas.
- Countries
- Tanzania: the camp is in Nyerere National Park, Tanzania.
- Camps
- One camp: Beho Beho, described as a single camp of eight bandas. No other camps or lodges are mentioned.
- Where they are
- Beho Beho, in Nyerere National Park (formerly the Selous Game Reserve), on the highland above the Rufiji River floodplain, with its own private airstrip five minutes from the main house.
- Land and traversing
- Located within Nyerere National Park (national park land).
- Camp sizes
- Eight bandas in total (seven in the main camp plus Bailey's Banda) and a maximum of sixteen guests across the property.
How much does Beho Beho cost?
Beho Beho publishes no rate per person per night, with its currency and year, that this page can show from its own website; ask it for a quote for your dates.
- What the rate includes
- Only partly stated: arrival and departure transfers from the camp airstrip are 'always taken care of' and meals are taken family-style. Flights are not booked by the camp.
What are Beho Beho's booking terms?
Beho Beho does not publish a deposit on its own website; ask for its booking terms in writing before you pay.
- Deposit
- Not stated on its own website.
- Balance due
- Not stated on its own website.
- Cancellation charges
- Not stated on its own website.
- Currencies and card fees
- Not stated on their website: no currencies or card fees are given. The privacy policy says payment card details are not collected through the website.
- How guest payments are protected
- Not stated on its own website.
Who is Beho Beho best for?
Best for: A single private camp in Nyerere, on Beho Beho's own published facts; its terms for children, couples, solo travellers and private guiding are below.
- Private guide and vehicle
- Bailey's Banda comes with its own safari vehicle and dedicated guides, as a private hillside villa.
- Exclusive use
- Bailey's Banda is a private hillside villa with its own kitchen, chef, safari vehicle, plunge pool and dedicated guides.
- Activities
- Game drives (morning and afternoon, open 4WD), walking safaris with armed rangers and boat safaris to Lake Tagalala. Night drives, horseback and fishing are not mentioned.
What are the best alternatives to Beho Beho?
Chem Chem, Ikuka Safari Camp, Nasikia Camps, Ndutu Safari Lodge, Nomad Tanzania and Tanganyika Wilderness Camps also own and run their own camps in Tanzania only, each with the fact that it is best for.
- Chem Chem: best for: Privately guided Tanzania stays.
- Ikuka Safari Camp: best for: A seven-room owner-run Ruaha camp. 4.8 out of 5 on Google (listing 'Ikuka Safari Camp') from 59 reviews.
- Nasikia Camps: best for: Mobile and permanent Serengeti camps.
- Ndutu Safari Lodge: best for: A lodge on the southern Serengeti plains. 4.7 out of 5 on Google (listing 'Ndutu Safari Lodge') from 261 reviews.
- Nomad Tanzania: best for: Camps across Tanzania's north, west and south. 4.9 out of 5 on Google (listing 'Nomad Tanzania') from 44 reviews and 5.0 out of 5 on SafariBookings from 2 reviews.
- Tanganyika Wilderness Camps: best for: Many camps across northern Tanzania.
Each is in the same table, read the same way. Alphabetical order; none paid to be listed.
Who owns Beho Beho?
Owned by the Bailey family for more than four decades.
- Trading name
- Trading name Beho Beho Camp; the legal entity is Cordura Limited, trading as Beho Beho Camp.
- Owner or parent
- Owned by the Bailey family for more than four decades. The legal entity is Cordura Limited.
- In its own words
- 'Not really a camp, not really a lodge, more like a home in the heart of the African bush.' Described as an intimate bush camp above the Rufiji River floodplain with eight bandas and a maximum of sixteen guests.
How do you book Beho Beho?
Sells direct (a 'Request a Booking' form and a reservations team) and through travel partners; the special offer is 'available through all our travel partners'.
- Where it sells
- Sells direct (a 'Request a Booking' form and a reservations team) and through travel partners; the special offer is 'available through all our travel partners'. No trade portal or resident rates are mentioned.
- Price against a planner
- Not stated on its own website: it says nothing about whether booking direct is cheaper.
- Planner partnerships
- Sells through travel partners and collaborates with established UK, US and European safari operators; the special offer is available through all travel partners. No agent portal is mentioned.
Beho Beho: the questions people ask
How many camps does Beho Beho have?
One camp: Beho Beho, described as a single camp of eight bandas.
What activities does Beho Beho offer?
Game drives (morning and afternoon, open 4WD), walking safaris with armed rangers and boat safaris to Lake Tagalala. Night drives, horseback and fishing are not mentioned.
What is included in Beho Beho's rates?
Only partly stated: arrival and departure transfers from the camp airstrip are 'always taken care of' and meals are taken family-style. Flights are not booked by the camp.
Does Beho Beho offer a private vehicle?
Bailey's Banda comes with its own safari vehicle and dedicated guides, as a private hillside villa.
Where are Beho Beho's camps?
Beho Beho, in Nyerere National Park (formerly the Selous Game Reserve), on the highland above the Rufiji River floodplain, with its own private airstrip five minutes from the main house.
Who owns Beho Beho?
Owned by the Bailey family for more than four decades.
What are Beho Beho's reviews?
No rating for Beho Beho was found on Google, SafariBookings or Trustpilot when they were read; ask the company for recent guest references.
Can I book Beho Beho through Uncompromised Travel?
No. Uncompromised Travel is a publication and does not sell safaris. Use Beho Beho's own enquiry page, behobeho.co.tz, or a safari planner.
How current is this page?
Beho Beho's website and review listings were read on 2 November 2026. Rates and terms change, so confirm them with the company before you book.
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