MX
35-50 years of age
Wonderful encounter with nature
This was my very first time in an African Safari and I was really hoping to see elephants and giraffes among others. As we entered the park, just a few meters from the gate, we were welcomed by a beautiful family of elephants. They really came in close to us to the point that we could almost touche them (a big no no).
The scenery was wonderful with green grass and trees and small streams and creeks running across some of the roads.
Our guide was incredible patient with us as we took our time to take pictures and video of everything that moved.
DE
50-65 years of age
Uganda - the undiscovered beauty
We operate together with the inhabitants of a small village north of Mityana a humanitarian project in Uganda to improve their lives sustainably. In 2009, we have for the first time together with our children (teenagers) Uganda. An absolutely worth experiencing country. In Kampala, as in many cities of other developing countries to feel optimism. In the country however, the time has stopped and the people live largely in poverty and subsistence agriculture. It is striking that all the automotive business of Indians and Pakistanis can be controlled. The chinese start the exploitation of large oil deposits seen in the northwest. therefore, the roads built in the resource-rich regions very well. European hotels are found only in large cities. But who can get along without electricity and warm water does not necessarily need to take a shower, can also opt for an African hotel.
MX
35-50 years of age
Review about Tanzania by Tonymavideo
There are so many options and there is something for everyone.
IE
35-50 years of age
Review about Kazinga Tours by Merv Colton
They were very flexible in allowing me to work in some parts to the schedule, their driver/guide was very knowledgeable, and could not do enough for us. We had 2 people on the tour, both photographers, and they did everything that we requested, even the 5am starts!
DE
35-50 years of age
Review about Magic Safaris by Marcus Richardson
Flawless. Even when problems occurred (e.g. vehicle broke down in heavy mud in a remote area) they had back-up options ready. Every detail taken care of in a difficult area to operate in.
CA
35-50 years of age
Review about Murchison Falls National Park by Dave
I havent any other experience to compare it to however, this trip met and exceeded all my expectations.
US
50-65 years of age
One outstanding trip that would be hard do duplicate.
This was my third trip to Serengeti ad my second during the dry season. It was without a doubt the best trip I have had there, ever. We saw more wildlife being active than ever before. I shot over 12,000 still images and well over 3 hours of HD Video.
CA
35-50 years of age
A beautiful country inhabited by freindly people and amazing wildlife.
We were there for 3 days upon arrival at the lodge we were greeted by stewards with a cold cloth and frosty beverage. Which was a nice touch after a 7 hr ride through rural Uganda from Kampala. The food here was excellent, we felt like kings. That evening we went for a 2 hr tour into the bush and saw plenty of gazelle's,Baboon's,elephants and giraffe's. I believe our guide's name was Simon, he was very knowledgable and carried arround an assault rifle which gave us a sense of security when nature called, plus a sense of Danger which really said this was a REAL Safari.
The next day we boarded a small boat for 1 1/2 jaunt down the Nile river where we saw Crocodiles,hippo's and even more elephants. Wer also saw many types of birds and monkey's as well, all in all no shortage of interesting things to see. Our guide was very knowledgable and freindly and our tripe ended at Murchison falls where we then turned around to head back. Unparalleled beauty! That afternoon we went for one more trip into the bush with Simon and saw Lion tracks. Excellent trip and I'd recomend it to anyone.
US
50-65 years of age
Review about Tanzania by griggs99jiml
Parks are not too crowded and are kept wild, for now.
Review about Etosha National Park by Steffen
You can defenitely see the "big 5" here. The scenery on the other hand is relatively unspectacular as it is a dry savanna or bushland.