50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Tarangire National Park by Edeus
We spotted the group of Elephants which appeared like a surprise in front of us crossing the road so the driver had to switch of the engjne. And we had to watch in silence as the jumbos were crossing one behind another. The older ones taking care of the calfs . It was great experience. The park is indeed rich of Elephants
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Ruaha National Park by Edeus
We enjoyed seeing most of the big five. But we enjoyed most the hippos in a pool
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Ngorongoro Crater by Edeus
This is the place we enjoyed most as we could see communites of different wild animals in groups and so close to each other and sharing the park with human beings Massai. It was anazing experience. We also saw lions on hunting action
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Mkomazi National Park by Edeus
We could see and enjoy the vegetation and saw Elephants and Girrafes
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Mikumi National Park by Edeus
We could see Two leopards on hunting action it was amazing
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Lake Manyara National Park by Edeus
We soo Elephants and tree climbing lions it was amazing
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Gombe National Park by Edeus
We could see the Chimpanzees in the communities
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Arusha National Park by Edeus
We could see some wild animals unfortunately we couldnt spot any of the big five
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
It was the best experience in Tarangire, Manyara and Serengeti
It was a new experience to me to see the new World in the wilderness. The wildlife was amazing. We saw groups of wild animals such as Elephants in Tarangire, Tree climbing Lions in Manyara and Migrating Wilderbeests in Serengeti. our Guide Yusufu Kingule of Edstates Africa tours and travel, was so well experienced, freindly and versed with Flora and Fauna. Accomodation and food was Excellent at Kibo Palace Arusha Hotel. With that experience, feel missing the places we went and wish to go back in future
35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Fantastic place for a safari
I'd been to South Africa 3 times before. The reason why I kept going back is because I absolutely loved my experiences there, especially, in Kruger National Park. Thus, I was a bit reluctant to step out of my comfort zone. I am so glad I went to Botswana. Before choosing to visit the Okavango Delta, I did fair bit of research and everyone seemed to say that Botswana is beautiful and it gives a true experience of African wilderness and wildlife; they were not wrong.
The Okavango Delta, it seems, is run in a way which limits visitors, thereby limiting the impact on the environment. There are strict limits that are imposed on how many people can be in any given concession, and it's not possible for casual guests to just show up and stay in the Delta. I stayed in three different camps: Footsteps across the Delta, Duba Explorers Camp, and Chitabe Lediba. Footsteps specializes in bush walks, which is an activity which I enjoyed immensely while in Kruger Park. The walking experience in Shinde concession in which Footsteps is located, was absolutely amazing. We got to see some lions while on foot -- this this generally quite difficult to do since lions take off the moment the sense human presence on foot. We also got to follow a large pack of wild dogs for a while as they tried to hunt. Duba Explorers Camp was quite a bit more luxurious than Footsteps. It had running hot water and electricity. The game viewing was quite incredible, too. We got to stalk a mid-sized elephant herd for about 3 hours whom we followed for about 2 miles to the river. We stayed about 60-70 meters from them, and when the elephants stopped, we approached to about 30 meters. We took a bunch of photos of them. Due to the skillful guide, the elephants were never aware of us stalking them. Later, we also followed a small pack of wild dogs on a hunt, who cornered a reed buck. It was quite a gruesome sight watching the dogs rip the poor buck to pieces while it was still alive, but I guess that's how dogs scrounge a living. We saw quite a few other predators, too, including lions, cheetahs, leopards, and hyena. At Chitabe, I spent 3 nights. The area was quite dry and was rich in predators. There was a lion pride that'd specialized in hunting the abundant giraffes in the area; they'd killed one just a day before I'd arrived. There's an area called "the river" which is about an hour's drive from the camp, bordering the Moremi Game Reserve. The area is so rich in game that no matter where I looked, I could see 7-8 species of large game in large numbers!
I found Botswanans to be such friendly and peaceful people. I've travelled a lot but have never come across a people who have such a strong sense of national pride. I am sad that my trip only lasted 10 days. I can't wait to go back there!