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Christian   –  
France FR
Visited: May 2017 Reviewed: Jun 15, 2017

35-50 years of age

Great experience
Overall rating
4/5

Augrabies Falls National Park is not the most well Know National Park, bit it is very nice. The canyon si incredible. And the falls also. Even if there is not a lot of water when we were there

Geraldine   –  
Ireland IE
Visited: June 2015 Reviewed: Jun 30, 2015

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

Absolutely amazing safari and experience in Tanzania
5/5

I’ve just returned with two friends from Tanzania after the most amazing safari experience with African Scenic Safaris. I choose African Scenic Safaris after my sister highly recommended them to me based on a safari she did with them a few years ago.

First and foremost, our guide, John, was absolutely brilliant. He was extremely professional, always informative and accommodating to our needs, friendly and fun, excellent at spotting the animals, and importantly a great and safe driver. He really looked after us from the moment he picked us up.

Our chef, Charles, was also fabulous, providing us with outstanding delicious food every day in abundance. The quality, quantity and variety of food throughout the trip was exceptional.

We did a 5 night 6 day trip which felt like the perfect length. We spent 5 days with the animals and the final day with the bushmen up at Lake Eyasi. We got to see the big 5 up close and learnt so much about the animals from our guide John whilst observing them. Amanda was so helpful with organising everything with us, as we were changing dates, deciding itinerary, and changing numbers of those going etc. She helped us with organising accommodation around the safari also.

I was highly impressed with everything with the trip from start to finish, from ease of organisation, the quality of the jeep and tent, the high standard, volume and tastiness of all the food to the professionalism and craic of our guide.

It was a truly amazing experience that I will never forget, and hope I will get to experience again in the future.

Geraldine
Ireland

Auriol Langen   –  
France FR
Visited: March 2017 Reviewed: Jun 9, 2017

Review about Skeleton Coast National Park by Auriol Langen
Overall rating
4/5

The Skeleton Coast Park is flat, stark, desolate, but has a fascination of its own.

Mark   –  
United States US
Visited: June 2015 Reviewed: Jun 30, 2015

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

A fantastic two night safari
5/5

We went on a 3-day safari Tsavo East & West staying at Ashnil Lodge and the Kilaguni Serena and a One day trip to Shimba Hills with Swift Travel in June 2015.We found Swift Travel to be reliable, punctual and good value for money. Nicholas the driver was really knowledgeable pointing out all the different animals and the service very professional from Lucy in the office. We saw three of the big five Lions, Buffalo and Elephant. We visited the Rhino sanctuary but were unlucky. We chose to say at Kilaguni and saw Hippos, Elephant, Giraffe, Zebras, Buffalo, Gazelle, Wildebeest, Warthogs, DikDik all visit the waterhole from our bedroom. Food was fantastic and so was the overall safari experience.

Sylvia Visited: June 2015 Reviewed: Jun 30, 2015

Well done safari but quite poor camping equipment
3/5

We went in a groop of fife persons in the most popular northern cirquit national parks (lake manyara, tarangire, serengeti and ngorogoro). We travelled in a jeep with a very experienced guide who spotted so many wild animals even far away!!! Also we saw lions and other predators as close as can be in ngorogoro, and also in serengeti the wildlife to watch was amazing.
Our cook was quite young and not so experienced - the food was ok but could be improved in future. Also the camping equipment could be hold in better conditions - The tents and matresses were old and stank ugly - not really enjoyable for sleeping - should be changed soon! Nevertheless an unforgetable trip into the wild!

Bruce   –  
United States US
Visited: June 2015 Reviewed: Jun 30, 2015

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

Adventure of a lifetime. Highly recommend this trip and the outfit.
5/5

An amazing experience. Phenomenal tour with breathtaking views and an abundance of wildlife.

Accommodation exceeded expectations (particularly the tented camps), and the guide was beyond exceptional (master guide and instructor) with thought provoking insights into the geology, fauna, wildlife, culture and history.

I would highly recommend this trip and Viewpoint Adventures. Overall, far exceeded expectations - literally experience of a lifetime.

Paul Sivley   –  
United States US
Visited: May 2017 Reviewed: Jun 9, 2017

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

Review about South Luangwa National Park by Paul Sivley
Overall rating
5/5

see above

RJK 671   –  
United States US
Visited: May 2017 Reviewed: Jun 9, 2017

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

Madikwe Game Reserve offers an excellent safari experience!
Overall rating
5/5

A work trip in nearby Gaborone, Botswana afforded me an opportunity to enjoy a weekend safari at the Madikwe Game Reserve. My group arrived in the early afternoon at the Tau Game Lodge. After checking in, we enjoyed a great lunch. Then we loaded up for a late afternoon safari. We were seeing wild animals in no time. Actually, we could see several from the decks of our cabins without leaving the lodge's property.

We received a great treat when the rangers managed to locate a pair of lionesses with two cubs. It was amazing how close we were to these creatures. Our drive was filled with impala, wildebeest, giraffes, and more. Our Ranger, Steph , was fantastic. She really knows her stuff about the animals as well as the trees and landscape. She has a true passion for nature and wildlife and it shows. She had caught a brief glance at a leopard, and did her utmost to locate it.

The weather was spectacular and just the beginning of the dry winter season. The previous rains were plentiful and the grass was still very tall, which probably contributed to the difficulties finding the leopard, and probably concealed some other animals. Regardless, we still saw plenty of wildlife. Our first day concluded with an amazing dinner that included some delicious impala.

Day two begin with morning coffee, then loading up for another drive. Our first catch was a lone Cape buffalo. The morning was not as productive, but Steph still managed to find us a pair of elephant bulls put on a sparring match. Aside from the animals, the landscape is so beautiful. After we returned to the lodge we had a wonderful lunch before our departure. While heading back to my cabin to pack, I noticed a white rhino by water. It was a lucky catch and allowed me to finish my safari adventure with seeing four of the Big Five! The elusive leopard gives me a good reason to come back.

One great thing about our safari in Madikwe is that it is advertised as Malaria free. I highly recommend the dry winter season, at least during May. It was a little chilly for some, but you can always put on more layers and our lodge had blankets available in the Landcruiser. The vehicles are open top.

With a short weekend stay, we were limited as to how far from the lodge our safari could go. Safaris of a longer duration likely offer a chance at exploring more of the huge reserve. The rangers all communicate via radio, and are good about sharing information with each other so all visitors can get a chance to see rare animals.

I would highly recommend the Madikwe Game Reserve and hope to go there again. The Tau Game Lodge, the lodging accommodations, their Rangers, meals, and people are all first class.

Jeroen   –  
Netherlands NL
Visited: May 2017 Reviewed: Jun 8, 2017

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

Review about Queen Elizabeth National Park by Jeroen
Overall rating
4/5

When you are floating close to the shores of the big lakes you'll see lots of beautiful birds. We saw many elephants, some lions and big number of Uganda cobs. Although the bush vibe and the scenic beauty are a bit less because of the road running through a part of the park.

Jeroen   –  
Netherlands NL
Visited: May 2017 Reviewed: Jun 8, 2017

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

Review about Bwindi Impenetrable National Park by Jeroen
Overall rating
5/5

We hiked for several hours in Bwindi to find and spend time with the gorillas, which we did, it was amazing! Its great to walk through a jungle. You can't get much more bush vibe than this. We did not see much other wildlife though. Maybe because we did not search for it.

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