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Neil Fawson   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: September 2015 Reviewed: Jan 26, 2016

65+ years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

A plethora of wildlife at the end of the dry season
Overall rating
4/5

We arrived at Lake Nakuru National Park on our Intrepid Travel safari bus and headed straight to the lalk, which was very, very low because it was at the very end of the dry season. The skies were overcast but it was dry!
Around the lake there was plenty of birdlife including a pair of elegant crested crowned srane. There were a variety of wading birds around the lake's edges including, ruff, little stint, greenshank, redshank and black-winged stilt as well as the ubiquitous Egyptian geese. In the bush good sightings of Rupeell's long-tailed starling were to be had.
Gazelles were plentiful and impala, Grants and Thompson's gazelle were to be seen around the park, as were olive baboons, black-backed jackal, warthog, African buffalo, Burchell's zebra and lion.
The highlight of the visit came at dusk just before we were leaving. We were treated to brief views of two blac rhinoceros before coming across a crash of 10 white rhinoceros.
A great trip to the National Park with great views of a variety of wildlife.

Jeremy   –  
Australia AU
Visited: February 2023 Reviewed: Aug 27, 2024

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

About: Tanzania
Amazing experience - particularly the service and kindness provided by Obadia!
Overall rating
5/5

We went to a mine site visit and then on a safari to Serengeti and the Crater. Obadia also took me for an early morning run around the town which was incredible!

Marcellinissimo   –  
Switzerland CH
Visited: December 2015 Reviewed: Jan 24, 2016

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

Review about Skeleton Coast National Park by Marcellinissimo
Overall rating
5/5

Absolute great experience. A lot of wildlife there, despite the dry area. Desert adapted lion and elephants are there. And lots of Flamingos and Seals at the coast. Like to drive in the dry river bed of Hoanib.

Balint   –  
Hungary HU
Visited: August 2024 Reviewed: Aug 27, 2024

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

About: Uganda
Exceptional beauty and poverty.
Overall rating
4/5

I visited the western half of Uganda that is full of green and wonderful. Murchison and Queen Elizabeth National Parks provide the opportunity to meet lots of wild species, and In Bwindi Impenetrable Forest you can visit gorillas. The beauty of Bunyonyi lake is go beyond everything. The country is basically safe, the lodges are below European standards, but the surroundings and athmosphere make them unforgettable experiences. The Ugandan kitchen is really good with mainly pork, chicken, beef and fish dishes, and a lot of fruits (mainly water melon and ananas). While taking the long routes between national parks you can watch the villages, markets and people along the road.

Marcellinissimo   –  
Switzerland CH
Visited: December 2015 Reviewed: Jan 24, 2016

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

About: Damaraland
Review about Damaraland by Marcellinissimo
Overall rating
5/5

We saw the Black Rhinos in wild, absolute amazing. Landscape is great.

Giorgia Gorda   –  
Italy IT
Visited: August 2024 Reviewed: Aug 26, 2024

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

About: Tanzania
very welcoming people, akunamatata. any problem is not a problem.
Overall rating
5/5

Me and my family had a 6 days safari with Fullpackageadventure in Tanzania and then moved to Zanzibar for 5 more days.
The driver/guide (Adrian9 form the agency was really super. Very nice and very competent about driving, wildlife and orienteering... which is not easy at all!
I think in Tanzania one must study 4 years at the University to become a safari guide.
We visited Tarangire, Serengeti, Ngorongoro and lake Manyara. All parks offer different animals and very different landscapes. Lake Manyara was the less interesting but as last day it was a good way to a soft coming back to "city life".
Be aware that in August parks are not that hot! There is a plasent temperature. If you are going to visit Ngorongoro you will reach 2200 metres altitude so you will need a warm jumper/coat.
All Tanzania people are super nice and really welcoming.
It is a very safe country where you can travel without any fear.
We liked Tanzania (and Zanzibar), its people and its fruits very much!

Marcellinissimo   –  
Switzerland CH
Visited: December 2015 Reviewed: Jan 24, 2016

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

Absolutely great landscape and wildlife
Overall rating
5/5

We saw a lot of different game, such as herds of Zebras, Springboks, Orys and lots of Elephants, Giraffes, Hyenas, Lion, Cheetahs and much more. The scenery was amazing, changing a lot from green to brown and green again. The pan is impressive too. We stayed at the Ongave Tented Camp just outside the park.

Matthew Tester   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: January 2016 Reviewed: Jan 24, 2016

Wonderful - we could not have asked for more.
Overall rating
5/5

We went with Wild Wings and was guided by Simon. Three days at Sabi Sands, picked up by Simon in Jo'burg and staying in Skukuza. There were only four of us so the journey was comfortable and it was a great group. Simon was brilliant at finding and spotting game.

What we saw was amazing - within an hour of arriving we saw a baby elephant only a few days old, the hind legs of its mother still stained from the birth. By the end of the time we had seen just about everything except Cheetah. We even saw a pack of wild dogs.

The accommodation was very comfortable, in spacious bungalows with flushing loo and full shower. Simon cooked well for us and really looked after us. Out at 4.30 each day for the morning drive in an open sided vehicle, out again at 3.

Three things became clear - you need to be with an experienced guide; you need to be in an open-sided vehicle and you need to be based inside the park. Anything else and you are short-changing yourselves.

Bring binoculars, a good camera with a zoom lens and you will leave with a bright heart and a lifetimes of memories. We could not have asked for anything more.

Idris Farza   –  
France FR
Visited: August 2024 Reviewed: Aug 26, 2024

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

About: Tanzania
TOP! Magnificent!
Overall rating
5/5

What a wonderful time spent with Plex Africa. We opted for the 3 days of game drive with the safari boat. We were leaving from Zanzibar so having the return flight included was not insignificant. Once arrived in Nyerere (Selou) we had the chance to meet our guide Selum who accompanied us throughout our stay. A caring person, very kind and who knew how to make our 3 days very pleasant.
The park is very large, we saw a lot of animals there. It was fantastic. Being able to have breakfast or lunch in the middle of these landscapes are moments that will remain unforgettable.
The lodge was very comfortable with staff always attentive.
Communication with the tour operator is fluid via WhatsApp.
We also had the opportunity to visit the village next to our lodge. It was a very touching moment. Remember to bring small school supplies for the children, otherwise sweets are always nice :)
In short, we are very satisfied with Plex Africa who made these 3 days a perfect experience.

(automatic translation from French)

Rich   –  
United States US
Visited: February 2015 Reviewed: Jan 24, 2016

Great times with great guides
Overall rating
5/5

We saw a variety of wildlife, had incredible weather and phenomenal food at The Hide. Our guides were very knowledgeable and found some of the best wildlife during our safari. We saw lions, wild dogs, a cheetah hunt, impala, zebra and so many other animals. I cannot wait to go back.

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