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Viktoria Miteva   –  
Austria AT
Visited: February 2020 Reviewed: Jun 14, 2020

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

Great experiance! The safari trip for our honeymoon was unforgetable!
5/5

We arranged our individual Safari trip for 2 directly with Victor from Multiway Safari. The price to quality ratio was the best one that we recieved, so we decided to do our trip with them and we were more than satisfied! They organized our trip upon our wishes and gave us useful tips to be prepared for the safari itself. Our driver was Omari and it was our first Safari tour. I could say we were very lucky to be with him! He did everything possible so that we could always have the best viewspot to the animals regardless of how many other cars were in there as well. In other words - the other drivers did not put on so much effort as him. That trip was a part from our honeymoon holiday so Omari and Multiway did it unforgettable as in the movies - with so many surprises everywhere where we stayed - and a special gift from Omari himself. I can only recommend the Multiway Safari. They are a company that have a special attitude towards their customers and made their best to make them feel good and satisfied! Thank you for the great experience!

Lyn   –  
Australia AU
Visited: June 2019 Reviewed: Jun 14, 2020

65+ years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Enjoyable, authentic and professional!
5/5

This was my first African safari experience which more than met my expectations. Although we were a largish group, we travelled in three separate vehicles allowing us the benefits and flexibility of small group travel. Our three friendly, charming, knowledgable and professional guides went out of their way to ensure that our experiences of animals, plants, villages, schools and special projects left us with hopefully a more rounded impression of life in Tanzania than when we had started.
Well done Taswira!

Patricia   –  
Canada CA
Visited: February 2020 Reviewed: Jun 13, 2020

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

Brilliant Holiday from start to finish
5/5

Our dream trip to Africa was perfectly orchestrated by the knowledgeable and dedicated staff at Ecovic Tours & Travel Uganda. Every suggestion was spot on! The accommodations were fantastic and exceeded expectation. We didn't encounter any problems through out our entire stay. We wholeheartedly recommend Ecovic Tours and Travel Uganda and look forward to booking with them again.

Humberto McLean   –  
United States US
Visited: January 2020 Reviewed: Jun 13, 2020

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

Endowed with Biodiversity and Scenery!
5/5

The Queen Elizabeth National Park is endowed with plenty of wildlife species ranging from the famous Big Five exclude Rhinos, Hundreds of antelope species, Reptiles, Hippos, Hogs including the Giant forest Hog and myriads of different bird species both residents and migratory species. The top thing of that park has undulating terrain lying in the shadows of Mountains of the Moon and it is making a sight seeing attraction. All in all when in Uganda Queen Elizabeth would have been a must Visit if someone is planning to Uganda! And I always recommend it to first time visitors and would be visitors to Uganda's national parks.

Chester Gordillo   –  
United States US
Visited: January 2020 Reviewed: Jun 13, 2020

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

Amazing Lake- Bunyonyi !!
5/5

Visiting Lake Bunyonyi & staying at the Bunyonyi Safaris Resort was the best highlight of my 4 Days trip with Arlanda Tours And Travel. Now I had understood why it's rated as one of the most beautiful lakes.

We had provided a guide Najib, who took us up a hile just behind the resort. We had some amazing views of the lake from that high angle - looking down at the various islands in the lake. We also had a 1-hour boat ride where the guide went explaining stories behind the many islands. We were assured that the lake is bilharzia free and it is the second deepest lake of Uganda, even some of in my group braved to have a swim in the chilly waters.

If you are in the Kabale region, I recommend it to check out this beautiful lake with its many islands. You won’t regret it.

Anthony Cruz   –  
United States US
Visited: February 2020 Reviewed: Jun 13, 2020

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

A fantastic tour to Jinja and Nile River
5/5

To see the beauty of Beautiful source of Nile River and to have an amazing experience of wildlife of various variety of bird, we moved with Arlanda Tours for a 4 day tour. At a very first sight we just saw the amazing source of this great river. After that we got into a boat- and got a chance to be so close to the vast variety of birds, as well as others. The boat driver was also very respectful to the wildlife and so he go as slow as I liked. Here also can do some more to explore or fun like guided forest walk, bird watching or tree hugging. Overall it was a great experience at Jinja. Thanks to this company for this amazing pleasure.

William Nelson   –  
United States US
Visited: January 2020 Reviewed: Jun 13, 2020

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

Happy with our gorilla trek
5/5

We had an amazing gorilla trek to Bwindi, thanks to the services of Ngoni Safaris Uganda. Sedrick was always amazingly quick to answer emails and this reassured us that we would get a good service come the time. The gorilla permits were sorted quickly and again good communication when we sent the money transfers.

Our driver/guide Nelson was excellent. Despite the bumpy roads, he was a very safe driver and at no point did we feel unsafe. The car was really comfy and the journey passed quickly. Nelson was happy to stop for us to take photos and would point out passing game as we travelled.

The gorilla trek itself was an amazing experience. We only had to trek for about 2 hours to find them, so we had the afternoon free to chill out. The hour with the gorillas passed in a flash, but to make it memorable we have captured lots of photos and videos.

Rafael Nelson   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: February 2020 Reviewed: Jun 13, 2020

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

Seeing the gorillas is fantastic!
5/5

The staff at the Ngoni Safaris Uganda can made an amazing job of getting you up into the mountain to see gorillas. We had a 3-4 hour hike to get to them quit difficult it was but once you get to the gorillas you get 1 hour with them to watch them and have some photograph with them. There are available porters for hire to walk with you and help you navigate some of the harder parts of the hiking paths and also carry your luggage like lunch and water. They all are well worth it. They ask for $15 as a charge but really deserve $20. We had totally given to that, our total experience was over 3-days.

Hannah   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: February 2020 Reviewed: Jun 13, 2020

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

Thank you Ngoni Safaris for making these Vacations awesome
5/5

We had a wonderful time in Uganda with Sedrick. He was a great guide and very dependable. Very polite, extremely knowledgeable and always went out of his way to ensure that we had a great time. Sedrick met us at the airport and stayed with us for the next one week. As a result, we all of us spent a great deal of time with him and enjoyed his company immensely. He is passionate about the animals and Uganda and shares this with you throughout the trip.

Liam and Jessica March   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: March 2020 Reviewed: Jun 13, 2020

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

words can barely describe!
1/5

My experience of the masimara please read!!!

Day one consisted of the guide being 30 minutes late we were escorted into the mini bus after asking for a jeep as it was only me and my wife for the entire trip. We were asked for payment upfront that was £770 the guy who took the cash made it very clear to me and my wife that this did not include a tip! After around 10 minutes the guy who took the cash left the minibus ( I’m assuming to go back to the office) the guide and the “cook” Hardly spoke to me and my wife the majority of the journey.

When we got to the off-road road for the masimara we had seen many different animals like the zebra giraffe etc, we didn’t get to stop to take a photo of these animals but instead had to wait until we had got to the masimara. On another part of the off-road there was another minibus that had got stuck so our driver Sammy and the “cook” got out the car and abandoned me and my wife with the the vehicle. At this point we were then surrounded by the locals (children and adults ) it took around 20 minutes for our guide to return, we then continued with our trip

We finally reached the masimara and had gone on our first game drive for 2 hours. our drive consisted of what looked like Sammy catching up with his colleagues. And towing more people out of the mud. We saw an elephant which he did not stop so we could take photos! This was a very bad first game drive.

Day two of the masimara. We had woken up early to get a start in our long day of game drive, at first I was very disappointed in the lack of water available to me and my wife after all this was included in that £770 price. We drove around for a while taking photos of animals it was very hard to get a photo as Sammy wouldn’t stop moving the bus but just drove slowly. We had to ask him a few times to stop the vehicle before he finally got it! During our drive Sammy decided to go off road in the masimara ( this is not allowed) to see cheetah cubs. We just about got to where they were hiding before we turned around and returned to the road. This was because the KWS had spotted Sammy going off road. Sammy and a few other guides got out of the vehicles and spoke to the KWS (Kenya wildlife services) my wife took a photo of Sammy bribing the KWS (we thought he was paying a fine). when Sammy finally arrived back in the car we asked him what was going on. He told us he had to pay $30 to see the cheetah cubs as off roading is not allowed, this is around 3000 ksh just over. We then proceeded to drive to the cubs though I had asked Sammy not to and just let the cubs be. And I must admit when we got to the cheetah cubs they were beautiful we took a photo but felt terrible doing so. Not to mention they were not good photos because Sammy would not keep the vehicle still. We proceeded on with our drive and it was finally lunch time. We were starving! So my wife is vegan and when arranging the tour online my wife had told the office she was vegan in multiple occasions and when my wife told the cook she was vegan he was shocked after finding out what a vegan was, and asked if she ate chicken. That part is not important but it was funny. Anyway more to the point. We hadn’t eaten much before lunch and when we sat down to have our picnic she unwrapped her sandwich to find she had butter on her bread! It was a good job a monkey stole that sandwich because this was just another example of how unorganised this company really was!

Day 3 this was our final game drive after telling Sammy a few times we did not want to see the masih villages, we headed out! We took the same route as the day before and the day before that but it was a good job we went the same way again as we saw a family of lions! This was probably the best part of our trip. We stayed there for a while before everyone else started swarming in and then we left. On the way back to the gate one of the other drivers had asked Sammy if we can take some one past the gate on the way out. Now bare in mind me and my wife paid for a private tour this was that £770 I mentioned. Sammy had agreed to this and we would stop and talk to this lady and even drive past animals we wanted to photograph the drive back to the gate took around an hour.

Sammy treated our tour as he would a group tour. We would watch animals for as long as he deemed necessary he was on his phone for most of the safari either talking or texting and on a few occasions even in social media (Facebook) a few times me and my wife heard him make jokes to his colleagues about the coronavirus ( covid19 ) this wasn’t funny! And I was very annoyed by this!

I would rate this safari tour with 2 stars as from start to finish as we were greeted with just pure unprofessionalism. This tour was unprofessional disrespectful to the animals and unethical.

I ask anyone that is thinking of going with this safari tour company to please rethink! I regret my decision booking with this company!

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