NL
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing journey
Our three day safari was an amazing experience. We had a very good driver and guide who helped us to spot a lot of animals and told us very interesting facts about their nature and life. We have learned a lot.
We also liked the atmosphere, being several days all the time with the same people can be tricky but our "safari professionals" were very nice people and we did enjoy the time we spent together.
I would highly recommend this company for arranging safari.
CH
Awesome experience
My trip to Tanzania was simply beautifull, Safarihub organised a good safari for me and my friends, The animals, the food and the experience to get so close to the animals was simply wonderful. The price was compeitive as well, Im glad i've made this choice !
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
our visit
The accomadation was neat,and clean,with aircon,we enjoyed our stay for 4 nights very much,thanks a lot
the swimming pool in Skakuza beautifull.
PE
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
I have been to several safaris in Africa and so far this one with AVS was the best.
Excellent. Everything was according to the program. Our guide, Farouk, was the best guide I have had in Africa. AVS (Farouk) has thought all the small detalles.
US
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Awesome Safari!!
East africa exotic safaris organized an awesome safari for my family of 6 - for 6 nights. Raphael set us up with a great driver (Anthony) and a great route. The accommodations we stayed at were exactly what we were hoping for (very well reviewed "glamping" tented camps) and the itinerary suggested was very straight forward and inclusive of everything. The itinerary was also specific on exactly where we were staying rather than some companies quotes of ____resort___"or similar". Oh yeah - it was also about 1/2 the price of other quotes we received
Raphael was very adaptable to changes and great to work with via email.
Highly recommended!!
CA
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Ngorongoro Crater by Daniella Dustin
The scenery was drop dead gorgeous however, there were too many cars in the crater and it made it look like a zoo.
IT
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Elephants' swimming pool
I stay in CNP in september 2015, during my 16 days tour in Southern Africa with kiboko Adventures.
Chobenationalpark was the very first place where I finally saw wild animals in my life, expecially hippos, my favourite guys. It was an amazing experience, as I was very lucky. In fact during two days and three game drive I saw lions (a family with puppies), Leopard, elephants, hippos, baboons, giraffes, crocs, vultures, marabous and several species of Birds. Our guides allows us to take fantastic pictures, thank you guys! I think the only bad think was the huge Number of vehicles and boats during our game drives. It seemed to stay on a hightway...By the way I came home with Africa in my heart...and I ll come back as soon as possible.
US
Review about Tarangire National Park by Ronnie
We stayed at the Tarangire Safari Lodge--It was our favorite place to watch the animals at the river and around the tents. In addition the food was the best of all of the camps and lodges on our trip. The variety of animals as well as the trees made for interesting photography, One experience in particular deserves recognition. As we sat watching a lone of elephants cross the road, one suddenly turned and charged the vehicle and sunk both tusks into the grillwork. Our guide reacted immediately, powering into the elephant, thereby causing it to disengage. His expert actions surely avoided what might have been a disaster; we are deeply indebted to him.
US
Review about Serengeti National Park by Ronnie
It was here that we saw cheetahs, as well as lions hunting but our most memorable site was watching two giraffes boxing in slow motion with their heads! The Katikati Camp was very nice in all respects. Amusing having the elephant right outside our tent door and not an inconvenience that he broke the plumbing. I especially enjoyed seeing the hyena's eyes while being walked back from dinner.
Our final sunset in the Serengeti displayed extraordinary God's Rays. Many of the animals had already migrated so the numbers were down, but there was a variety and they were easy to spot with the low grass.
US
Review about Lake Manyara National Park by Ronnie
The drive to Lake Manyara took us through some scenic villages and there were 2 areas with lots of interesting waterfowl, but the flamingos were too far away to be seen. The Manyara Serena Safari Lodge is very beautiful, has good food and the pool well located for watching the sunset; but lots of smokers make that area off limits to nonsmokers. The entertainment also happens in the smokey area. We also went to Lake Eyasi and stayed at the Kisima Ngeda Camp. The staff was very engaging and the grounds were good for bird photography, but our bed had little bugs in it and right before we went to bed they spayed with insecticide which made breathing difficult. The food was adequate, but there was no selection.
While there we vivisted with the Datoga tribe with a knowledgable and friendly local guide. The tribe members were very welcoming. That was worth a visit!