NL
35-50 years of age
Review about South Africa by Yamada Clan
Safari in South Africa is overall nice but not as impressive and authentic as in Namibia, Botswana and Mozambique. But a very nice start for traveling to Africa. The sceniry is overwhelming and every half hour drive you will get the feeling of being in a different world as the hour before.
IT
35-50 years of age
Review about Botswana by William Bordini
I visited only Chobe NP. Amazing experience.
50-65 years of age
Review about Spioenkop Game Reserve by Pierre Lombard
Small park next to spioenkop dam.Pony rides offered to do game viewing allowing one to get really close up to rhino and other game.Near by there are historic boer/english battlefields one can visit.
50-65 years of age
Review about Pilanesberg Game Reserve by Pierre Lombard
Fantastic park set in a crater with the big 5 to be seen.
50-65 years of age
Review about Golden Gate Highlands National Park by Pierre Lombard
This is a small but beautiful park.
50-65 years of age
Review about Augrabies Falls National Park by Pierre Lombard
The falls are the highlight of this park,especially when the orange river is in flood after good rains.Magnificent.
50-65 years of age
Review about Addo Elephant National Park by Pierre Lombard
To see elephants,it is the park to go to.
50-65 years of age
Fantastic.Game is full up in the park
It is South Africa's most popular park to visit.The weather is nice all year round making it very popular and making it the best game park in RSA if not the world .Game is plentiful in the park and making it possible to see the Big 5.Time is needed if one is really to enjoy beauty of the scenery,there is just too much to see.The park also offers night drives which is an awesome experience on its own.The park on a whole is well maintained.The accommodation and catering is of high standard.
DE
50-65 years of age
Review about Matobo National Park by bastian birk
White Rhinos in between stone formations called kopjes, who could ask for more?
DE
50-65 years of age
If you're into bush vibe, this park is a great destination; not so much so if you're into wildlife.
Hwange National Park is quite a large national park, which gives off a really nice bush vibe since it is definitely not overrun with tourists at all, neither in minibuses or private vehicles. Due to the vegetation of rather dense miombo woodland, you can see wildlife practically only at the many waterholes; safaris consist therefore of driving from waterhole to waterhole. Due to the overpopulation of elephants you'll see a lot of these! It seems the mismanagement of Zimbabwe by the current regime has had a surprisingly limited influence on the park in terms of wildlife. Conclusion: if you're into bush vibe, Hwange National Park is a great destination; not so much so if you're into scenic beauty or wildlife.
