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Email Sarah | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Great day trip to Botswana from Victoria Falls
We were staying in Victoria Falls when a member of our group found this tour company for a day trip to Botswana. We all had our univisa so decided to try it after reading other good reviews online. On the day of the trip we were picked up at our lodge and driven to Chobe National Park where we transferred into a safari vehicle and toured a big portion of the park and waters edge. We had lunch at a nearby resort where there was also a pool we could use and a couple small shops. Then we were picked up at the dock of the resort for a great sunset boat tour. After the boat tour we were driven back to Victoria Falls and dropped at our choice of restaurant for dinner. We saw so many animals on our trip, both in the park and from the boat. Herds of elephants, hippos, baboons, so many birds and more! This was a great way to spend a day in Africa and my husband and I would recommend.
DE
Email Olaf Siebenhuener | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Best Scout in this Area
In November 2017 we had very good experiences with Steenbok Safaris. The scout, Moabi Marambo was very reliable and punctual. The trip to the Chobe and Vic.Falls was unforgettable.
MY
Email Yumn | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Excellent n knowledgable n friendly. Make our experience worth wild
All are well organised, making our 1st experience interacting close with the wild very memoriable
PL
Email D. | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
BOTSWANA - SURPRISE
I am an experienced traveler, travelled all continents, only in Africa I did 11 countries mainly alone. Travelled difficult and sometimes really dangerous paths, I have never met such bad service as I encountered this August during "6 Days of Moremi Game Reserve" in Botswana. The service was provided by Waterlime Mobile Safaris.
And this is what Waterlime Mobile Safaris can provide:
1. Guides (Frank and Katee) who lie about travel conditions, change the route without your approval, refuse fresh water, shout at and ignore requests and protests of their customers.
2. Guides who are very reluctant to give their telephones to call their agency, and when communicating with their boss speak only their language so that others couldn’t figure out what they talk about.
3. Guide/ driver (Frank) who instead of driving along the paths for vehicles in National Parks, drives across the bush chasing animals, incl. a female elephant with a baby.
4. Guide/driver (Frank) who probably knows nothing about nature and tracing animals and cannot give any information about the area and traces basic animals with big difficulty.
5. Guide/driver (Frank) who is very willing to sleep with you in your tent and offers his service also at night.
Now it all looks a little funny but it was not on the spot.
It was a surprise, and not a pleasant one. I have never expected such a treatment in Africa.