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65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
Katrina provieded us with the Safari experience of a lifetime! Answered our many questions.
The Safari at Lukimbi was spectacular from start to finish. We had JEFFREY who provided us transport from airport to Lukimbi, the lodge was great and our rooms - so very nice, great food and our Safari guides - Malcolm and Golden were exceptionally good - we saw the big 5 more than once, and they provided rain/window ponchos , blankets, coffee & water. We were within 15 feet of elephants, lions, giraffes - etc.
I will always remember this wonderful Holiday !
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
One month small group safari tour to Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.
The communication and service provided by Rob and staff at Wild Africa Travel Company were beyond expectations. The on ground safari tour operators in Kenya and Tanzania were highly skilled, good natured and good fun making our trip memorable. On the Uganda leg the driver was well organised which meant our gorilla and chimpanzee experiences were fantastic.
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20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing safari
We visited Kenya last September and the whole experience was great. Definitely "Wildebeest Safari" is the best option for you to book your trip, a few reasons are:
- Clear and quick responses to all our questions (via email, WhatsApp and phone - basically 24/7 availability)
- Flexibility. Even though they give very good options (schedules, hotels, locations, etc.), they will adjust to your needs without any complaint.
- Excellent customer service. We were treated extremely well by them, during the planning ´process (by Noah) and while we were there (our guides).
- Knowledgeable and polite guides. We were fortunate to have Andrew and Frank as our guides. Both were great! They know where to go, how to get close to the animals without disrupting them and they are very friendly and patient. Good photographers as well.
Our recommendation for you is to go on a private safari. It is more expensive, but we truly found it worth it.
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35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Udzungwa Mountains National Park by Laurent Sabourin
This place is well knowned from the local population who wants to go to the waterfall but it have really more to give. You can see 2 endemic species of monkeys and some endemic birds too to the forest is deep and birds not easy to spot.You better get a good naturalist guide and spend some time there is you really want to enjoy this place and go o remote places.
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35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Selous Game Reserve by Laurent Sabourin
This game reserve is very original thanks to the mighty river Rufiji. You also can see some coastal birds. The lodge was excellent and boat trip memorable. Don't miss the tour in the forest with a real bushman : amazing!
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35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Ruaha National Park by Laurent Sabourin
If you want to feel what wild Africa is, here's the place! You will see a lot of wildlife and a few humans. But be aware that it is not an easy park, besause you don't get tips as in other places to find animals, you have to find them by your own. It is then the most rewarding when you are face to face with a leopard!
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35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Mikumi National Park by Laurent Sabourin
Although this park in crossed by the road, to spend one day there can be really rewarding. It had some nice scenery and wildlife is rich even from the tar road. Not essential, but don't miss it if you're around this place.
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20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Masai Mara National Reserve by Rim Hamza
The wildlife is amazing! Big groups of zebra antilpoes, buffalos, wildebeests... we saw different families of lions, elephants, jirafes. The park offers different sceneries from dry savannah to green plains with different wildlife, making the safri more exciting.
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20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Lake Nakuru National Park by Rim Hamza
I was expecting much more flamingos and birds in lake Nakura. However I was amazed by the closeness to the animals (zebras, buffalos, antilopes...). We also saw 3 rhinos and the views were amazing.
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35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
You can feel the wilderness in the remote parks of southern Tanzanie
For our first time in Tanzania, we decided to go for a 9 days southern trip because at this time of the year the northern parks are too crowded. Although we had a lot of driving to go from one place to another it has allowed us to discover some real wild places like Ruaha and udzungwa mountains national parks. Selous is also outstanding thanks to the mighty river Rufiji. The weather was not so great, as we had some rain so that we have experienced some adventurous driving on muddy tracks.Accomdodation was abobe expectation : all the places were really confortable and food was good (packed lunch was a bit boring...) In Ruaha, on the last morning we enjoyed a couple of lions mating on the other side of the river : memorable time! The birding was nor really impressive compared to other places we visited but we saw about 180 different species although our guide was not a birder.