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Sang Hoon Lee   –  
South Korea KR
Visited: May 2017 Reviewed: May 17, 2017

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: over 5 safaris

Responsible & Quick
5/5

The guys in this travel agency is quite impressive, comparing to other services I have experienced in Africa. What impressed me most is the immediate refund because of wrong information they gave me beforehand about minimal service charges at Mt. Nyiragongo. In addition, they have fixed or tried something to compensate whenever I have informed them inconvenient experiences with the hotels they have booked for me. Considering usual uncertainty here, it is quite impressive to see that they take care of customers with their bests. I bet you wouldn't regret to use their services.

Jeanette   –  
United States US
Visited: March 2017 Reviewed: May 17, 2017

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Amazing Gorilla Hike!
5/5

I had a terrific experience. My guide, Alex Gabiito, was an extremely well-informed birder and terrific driver.

Josephine   –  
Cyprus CY
Visited: April 2017 Reviewed: May 17, 2017

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

Excellent service, amazing organization, great communication.
5/5

i spent 11 days tour with Green world safari, and my experience was amazing. Everything was well organized, guides very knowledgeable, no problems at all. I totally recommend this company for your unforgetable holidays to the pearl of Africa!!
Thank you Green world Safari

Neema   –  
Canada CA
Visited: May 2017 Reviewed: May 17, 2017

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

professional
5/5

The service was really exceptional and always kept updating us as well as informing us of the necessary information,overall were professional and always on time.

HUGO LUIS   –  
Spain ES
Visited: February 2017 Reviewed: May 17, 2017

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Amazing 7 days to Mount Kilimanjaro
5/5

My wife and I climbed Kilimanjaro Machame route for 7 days,First week was Kili and the 3rd was Zanzibar to recover from the mountain, the trip was marvelous..Thomas was very helpful from the very beginning by giving us different options and recommendations for our journey!Contact with him was very easy - we were getting all the information fast and with much more details than from any other company ..food was nice. our guide was exceptional... we recommend anyone to use this company for safari.#HUGO

Luke, Kat, & Dahlia   –  
United States US
Visited: April 2017 Reviewed: May 17, 2017

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

A great adventure- small & locally owned
5/5

Simon provided us a great 2 night camping Safari in Chobe national park. The experience included a boat ride and many different drives around the park, where we got to see just about every animal that we could have hoped for ( elephants, zebras, giraffes, baboons, birds, hyenas, dung beetles, lions, etc). Camping was rustic but well prepared, and included good meals cooked over the fire, plenty of snacks, tea, and rain gear for when it started pouring. He even went above and beyond to accommodate our 18 month old on the adventures. The only downside of camping was lots of ants. Simon owns and operates Cape Fig Safaris and is exactly the kind of person you want to hire if you're looking to support a small locally owned Safari operation.

Paulo Branco   –  
Portugal PT
Visited: April 2017 Reviewed: May 17, 2017

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: over 5 safaris

It was excellent
5/5

The employees I spoke with from Dunas Safari were excellent in communication, looking for solutions that I liked.
Was quite well treated!

Thank you so much.

André Prins   –  
South Africa ZA
Visited: April 2017 Reviewed: May 17, 2017

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: over 5 safaris

A pleasant surprise
Overall rating
4/5

The Mountain Zebra National Park was recommended to us by people we met in another park. We weren’t too convinced, but decided to go see for ourselves. What a pleasant surprise.

The park is surrounded by beautiful mountains, with a central grassland plateau, covered with wild flowers during the time we were there (April). Although most of the roads within the park are gravel, it’s well maintained and accessible to all motor vehicles. The rest camp has a number of cottages and a beautiful camp site. The cottages are quite modern, comfortable and well equipped for self-catering. The cottages are serviced daily. There is a restaurant and a well-stocked shop in the rest camp. The restaurant has a very basic menu. We did not visit the restaurant, as we self-catered. There is a swimming pool in the rest camp and another swimming pool in the separate picnic area.

We saw an abundance of mountain zebra, black wildebeest, springbok and blesbok on the grassland plateau. In the thicket surrounding the plateau, we saw gemsbok, hartebeest, kudu and eland. Most of the antelope in the park are easy to spot and they generally go about their business without giving much attention to the visitors. We fleetingly saw some black-backed jackals and two of the rhinos in the park. The best sighting however, was the two male lions. They walked within touching distance past our vehicle. To complete our list of sightings, we also saw monkeys, baboons, ground squirrels and a number of different bird species. Not seeing the cheetahs, hyenas or buffalo, was a bit of a disappointment. I would therefore recommend visitors to go on the guided game drives to improve their chances of seeing the more elusive animals.

I have visited a number of national parks in South Africa and would definitely recommend this park for its accommodation, beautiful scenery and abundance of animals. It is a small park and a three - to four night stay should be sufficient to explore the park and enjoy the scenery.

PeeBee   –  
United States US
Visited: April 2017 Reviewed: May 17, 2017

Review about Hell's Gate National Park by PeeBee
Overall rating
2/5

Hell's Gate is a fantastic park, but not for safari. Take a guided tour of the gorge, climb Fischer's Peak, take in the scenery. But if you want a game drive head to nearby Nakuru National Park.

PeeBee   –  
United States US
Visited: April 2017 Reviewed: May 17, 2017

Nice, easy game drive right in the city
Overall rating
4/5

Nairobi National Park provides a great game drive experience, at an affordable price, without leaving Nairobi city. The park is much smaller than other, more famous East African parks, like the Maasai Mara or the Serengeti or even Nakuru National Park. It's big advantage lies in it accessibility.

There are plenty of safari companies that do tours of the park in the standard pop-top vans or Land Rovers. You can also drive into the park yourself, which plenty of people do. The roads are all dirt and can be rough and dusty in some places, but a small SUV can handle most of it without too much trouble. This is how I experienced the park on my one visit, and we didn't feel like we missed anything. If fact, we even beat the professional safari vehicles to a couple of lion sightings.

The density of animal life in the park is fantastic. On one two hour tour we saw lions, giraffe, ostriches, warthogs, baboons and other monkeys, more birds than I could identify, and more. The scenery is beautiful, but you can see the city at the periphery from most places in the park. For some, that will ruin the ambiance, but it's not so hard to block that out and enjoy this park for what it is: a beautiful, wild, and somehow also very accessible and affordable mini-safari destination right at the edge of one of Africa's greatest cities.

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