20-35 years of age
Many animals to look out for all in one country!
Stayed here in June/July 2011 during the dry season however due to unnatural weather patterns, we encountered some rain here and there which sometimes affected our itinerary.
I stayed in mid range types of accommodation ranging from bush lodges to tented (luxury) camps. They were a great way to live 'with' the environment and was a great experience.
We used a Ugandan safari company called Kazinga Tours for our stay in Uganda. The vehicle was perfect for the four of us for safari drives and normal travelling. Plenty of room in the van for our luggages and personal space. Highly recommend Hamid if he is available for your trip. He is a 'senior guide' with knowledgable guiding and experience under his belt.
There are plenty of animals to see in Uganda. Many bird species, lions, leopards, elephants, giffafes, zebras, warthogs, antelops, buffalos, gorillas, chimps and many many more!
We also got to experience the Nile River by rafting category 5 rapids. We went with the company, Nile River Explorers.
Would recommend going later in the dry season as the change from wet to dry is still not stable. Maybe around Aug/Sept onwards.
CA
35-50 years of age
Review about Etosha National Park by Paul B Jones
Etosha is wonderful, we had amazing encounters with lions and elephants and a host of other animals. The bird-watching is great too. It is flat and dry though, so the beauty is on the austere side. And the accommodations are too comfortable!
CA
35-50 years of age
Review about Namib-Naukluft National Park by Paul B Jones
I really loved this park. Its otherworldly desert landscape had a real wilderness feel. We found some great birds (Gray's Lark) and, on a night drive, neat smaller mammals (Bat-eared Fox, Cape Fox, African Wild Cat). And it seemed like there was NO ONE else around for 50,000 sq.k.
CA
35-50 years of age
Review about Mahango Game Reserve by Paul B Jones
We had great looks here at Roan and Sable Antelopes, rare and beautiful mammals. We also saw many birds including the stunning Carmine Bee-eater. The landscape is beautiful in a subdued way - no big lake or rugged mountains.
US
20-35 years of age
Review about Tarangire National Park by duybeck
I spent 3 hours on safari in Tanzania, and saw a pair of cheetahs (and recorded their sweet cry to one another), lions, ostrich mating dance, a gazelle 20 feet up in a tree (killed and dragged up there by a leopard!) and a lion kill!!!
50-65 years of age
Review about Lake Nakuru National Park by Sallyrango
High chance of seeing lions up close,good for baboons, thousands of pelicans and flamingos, quite crowded as near Nairobi
50-65 years of age
Review about Lake Bogoria National Reserve by Sallyrango
Fantastic scenery, great birding, good views up close of hippos and crocs, thousands of flamingos
50-65 years of age
Review about Aberdare National Park by Sallyrango
Unspoilt, uncrowded, stunning scenery, elephants popping out from behind bushes
KW
20-35 years of age
Review about Lake Nakuru National Park by majedphotos
birds paradise and birds watchers should stay here more than one night
and try to stay in camp :)
KW
20-35 years of age
Review about Masai Mara National Reserve by majedphotos
my dream and i can just visit masai mara it will be enough for me , best time for it is the migration time from Jul to Oct