An authentic safari experience
This is the place to go for an authentic safari experience. The park is huge and the wildlife abundant but the number of other vehicles very minimal. As a result, on numerous occasions we found animals in the wild such as lions and elephants and were the only vehicle present. This is a big contrast to stories we have heard of 10-15 cars for each viewing in the more well known game parks in Kenya and Tanzania. Our trip was also much better value than the larger parks. Would recommend to all.
CZ
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Safe country with amazing wildlufe, beutiful people
Went to Tanzania for 3 weeks (1 week in Zanzibar).3 days Safari …never miss Ngorongoro its the best. Climbed Kilimanjaro -6 days via Machame amazing experience!!! Especially the porters to be admired -the hardest job ever - incredible!!!
10 Hours on the bus from Moshi to Dar el Salaam - great experience I liked the way how refresments were organised
NL
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing country to spend your holiday.
Amazing country to spend your holiday:
- Amazing nature and wildlife
- Interesting history
- Full of adventures (in nature and in the cities)
US
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Jinja by KVaughn49
Jinja is more of a 'rest' area and viewing the Nile River than a wildlife destination, although we saw more monkeys and smaller wildlife there.
ES
65+ years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Best country to see wild life
Taranguire, Ngrongoro crater and off course Serengueti N. P. The migration was amazing
Savannah Explorers did his job perfect our guide Paul was incredible
Thank's
US
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
An unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime African experience!!
To actually see wildlife in their natural environment was a stunning and unique experience. The numerous elephants, water buffaloes, Impalas and Kob antelope made our safari with our guide, Sam, a breathtaking
tour of the QE National Park. The Kazinga Channel cruise was awe-inspiring, as we ventured very near elephants, hippos, water buffaloes, and crocodiles! The more amazing photos I gathered were of the numerous fish-eagles, one of which had a talapia fish held in its talons as it flew and landed on a tree branch!!
We had accommodations at the Mweya Lodge which was fantastic! The views of the Rwenzori Mountains and the Kazinga Channel from its mountaintop location was great! One could see elephants and other wildlife walking about the shores of the Kazinga Channel from the patio of our room! The food is first-rate and the rooms were luxurious as well. The general manager and host at the Mweya Lodge was very friendly and gave us historical accounts and other information on the area.
The QE Nat'l Park was a difficult drive and the weather was warm but it accounts for the African 'experience'.
Uganda is truly the "Pearl of Africa" !!
CH
65+ years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
An incredible two day experience
We visited Sabi Sabi in mid March 2015. Our ranger picked us up at the airport and before we reached the lodge we had memorable animal encounters with elephants, giraffes, impala's, and nyala's. Our ranger (Eve) and tracker (Donald) were assigned to us for our full stay which provided for good continuity. They were both great. As it turned out, we had the vehicle to ourselves which made it like a private tour. Ranger Eve asked what we liked to look for and adjusted to meet our interests that included looking for birds. We saw all the big 5 and had special (at least to me) encounters with cheetahs, wild dogs, and leopards. We took a nature hike with the ranger and saw two leopards on foot. We saw a large number of birds in the bush. The weather had been quite dry, so we did not see many wading birds. The accommodations were first class. Very spacious, private, and clean. The food was served buffet style but there was a wide variety and of very good quality. The included house wines were also quite good. The cakes available at the afternoon high tea were exceptionally good. They are worth eating even if you are not hungry. It was a nice touch to have our ranger join us for dinner both nights. This allowed us to learn a lot more about Sabi and SA and added to our overall experience. Yes, it is expensive but I would say it is still a good value based on the personal service we received. You are going to remember the experience more than you are going to miss the few hundred bucks. By the way, on the way back to the airport we saw lions.
US
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Wonderful trip
We had a fantastic trip with Kameraz of Afrika. Every stop on our safari was incredible. Already dreaming of returning to this amazing country.
Review about Victoria Falls by Bill Snypes
We were in Victoria Falls at the end of the dry season, and the falls were low, but still very impressive. Victoria Falls in a town, so there is not that much wildlife walking around. However, one evening returning from the Zambezi River, near the town, we encountered a group of elephants eating vegetation by the road. The wildlife is not very far away anywhere in Zambia.