65+ years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Review about Mokala National Park by Harry and Grace Mateman
A new park a believe. Excellent accommodation and restaurant. We saw animals we didn't see in Kruger (tsessebe and sable antilope). Only dirt roads in the park.
65+ years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Review about Marakele National Park by Harry and Grace Mateman
There is a unfenced tented camp, beautifully situated at a lake where we stayed a couple of days. You can drive up the mountain for a lovely view, or drive into the bush to see rhinos and other animals from nearby (watch my video of Marakele at youtube). Mix of dirt and tar roads.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
The Keys points are: Good organization, Authenticity, professionalism
We have been travelling 1 trips in Africa with Biwakwango (December-January 2012 : Sud africa):
Discovering Africa with Biwakwango organization is the excellent opportunity each journey a different positive surprise:
Great attention and professionalism during the trek & natural reserve park, lodges (including in local inhabitant) and general conditions.
We are Five friends travelling all around the world We enjoyed doing this thek with unforgettable moments. If tomorrow we are other opportunity to visit Africa, we will leave with Thierry without forgetting is a cool, sympatical, dynamic people
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Kenya by aabangasser
My only safari experience in Kenya was at Nairobi National Park, which I don't believe is really representative of all that you can see there. I have heard great things of some of the other parks though, and understand they are truly exceptional.
Review about Mikumi National Park by DaktariPaula
Used the Park Campsite only for stop over....
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Uganda, the real pearl of Africa
Uganda is the best African country we did. The wildlife is very diversified.
The birds are beautiful and we had the chance to spot the magnificent shoebill.
We did spot many species of kingfishers (Woodland, Pied, Malachite, Giant kingfisher).
The most emotional moments we shared in company of the mountain gorilla's nearby Lake Mutanda.
We spend a lot of time with them and we could make beautiful portraits of them!
In Bwindi NP, we spend 3 nights in a basic tented camp, completely lost in the rainforest. Unforgettable!
We met also lots of kids there, and we really were touched by their presence and kindness!
If you ever plan to visit Uganda, do not hesitate, you will be surprised by his beauty (better than Kenya).
Review about Tarangire National Park by DaktariPaula
quite nice park, very green, lots of Baobabs
35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about South Africa by South Africa Nature and Stuff
Amazing country with amazing diversity
Review about Serengeti National Park by DaktariPaula
Its still the hard of africa!
Review about Kenya by Mitchell Klein
This trip was a lifelong dream fulfilled. As a young man I read a book called UHURU by Robert Ruark. It took me many decades to finally get there but it was more than well worth the wait. Each day was better than the next. Each day more exciting than the next. The people were great. Scenery great. Food great. Some of the roads left a lot to be desired but they made the trip more natural and rustic.