Reviews of Beho Beho Tree-house
Wildlife sightings and reviews
33 independent comments and wildlife information from our travellers who have visited Beho Beho Tree-house and kindly agreed to share their thoughts. They do not necessarily represent the views of Expert Africa
"Beho Beho Tree-house review"
I had hoped to be able to stay awake to savor the noise of the wilderness but I was so tired and comfortable that I knocked right out.
The next morning we had breakfast in the treehouse, and we got treated to the view of the elephant Titus, who joined us for breakfast just across the river. He stayed the whole duration, leaving only once we finished our own meal.
It's pretty cool how the cook is able to make a full meal out there in the camp. But we found that we had gotten so used to the company of the staff and other guests at dinner it actually felt a little lonely!
Nevertheless, I do recommend trying it." See all these reviews: 10n in Tanzania; 4n in Rwanda
"Beho Beho Tree-house review"
Really enjoyed this and the team worked so hard to make it truly special." See all these reviews: 8n in Tanzania; 4n in Zanzibar
"Amazing!"
We had a great walk down to the tree house and were so surprised to find it was so luxurious! Hot water?! A flushing loo?! Amazing.
The bbq was really delicious and it was lovely to have some time eating dinner alone! We loved the game walk the next morning followed by smoke salmon and poached eggs!!! I mean words can't really explain!
Such a great experience I would recommend everyone does it (also I think more nervous travellers can have the option to drive rather than walk if they want but this wasn't mentioned to us, not that we would have wanted to drive there, but might be worth mentioning to others!)" See all these reviews: 16n in Tanzania
"Beho Beho Tree-house review"
Expect rugged charm and great hosting in total wilderness. Do not expect a resort type hotel room.
This was the highlight of our stay." See all these reviews: 12n in Tanzania
"Not to be missed!"
The web site does not do it justice, the tree house is beautiful in every way and the night was one we will never forget. It's an absolute must if you can fit it in!!!" See all these reviews: 7n in Tanzania
"Beho Beho Treehouse review"
A must do for a unique experience, particularly for us because we forgot to close the door at night, who knows what might have entered the timber boudoir?" See all these reviews: 12n in Tanzania
"Beho Beho Treehouse review"
It is highly recommended." See all these reviews: 9n in Tanzania
"Tarzan's Hideaway!"
The bathroom was totally funky and the Morrocan lanterns added a bit of exoticism to it!" See all these reviews: 5n in Tanzania; 5n in Rwanda; 1n in Kenya
"Beho Beho Treehouse review"
Probably not for the faint hearted if you are unfamiliar with the sounds of Africa." See all these reviews: 8n in Tanzania
"Good fun camping"
I won't give any more away!" See all these reviews: 7n in Tanzania; 7n in Mozambique
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