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Uganda UG
Visited: January 2013 Reviewed: Mar 15, 2014

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: over 5 safaris

About: Uganda
Truly the Pearl of Africa
Overall rating
5/5

Uganda is a very interesting safari destination- recently ranked among the top 20 must visit places in 2012 by Lonely Planet magazine, Uganda is still discovered by a few and unspoiled with a wide variety of wildlife species and amazing activities both on water and land. Uganda's star attraction is arguably the mountain gorilla in Bwindi impenetrable forest with other attractive destinations like Murchison falls, River Nile (Africa's longest river), Queen Elizabeth park and activities like white water rafting, bird watching

Elzaan Boshoff   –  
South Africa ZA
Visited: January 2014 Reviewed: Mar 3, 2014

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

Wonderful time, lifetime memories
5/5

When planning an holiday you are always worried is the travel safe, are the operators friendly, will we have a good time... With flight of the eagle the answer is yes yes yes!!!!! We had a fantastic time, Johan and Elize are wonderful people, answering questions, going out of their way to make the trip something to treasure!!! Thank you for a great time... Flight of the eagle you guys are tops!!!!

Jason   –  
Australia AU
Visited: April 2012 Reviewed: Mar 13, 2014

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

About: Zimbabwe
Review about Zimbabwe by Jason
Overall rating
4/5

I am not a very enthusiastic birder but I can appreciate the large variety of species to view in the area.

peter the safari maniac Visited: February 2009 Reviewed: Apr 11, 2012

Review about Ngorongoro Crater by peter the safari maniac
Overall rating
5/5

This is a busy busy Northern circuit favourite! You wont be alone unless you risk march to may when its raining and u may get stuck! Has become expensive for foreign tourist all of a sudden in park fees! Eden on earth a Must go to destination.
I stay at the Lutheran Hostel in Karatu not Arusha then its easier n cheaper! Even when you want to combine serengeti with Ngorongoro(same road) Try stayin at Lutheran Hostel it covers basics and good night sleep,unless you are highend ofcourse!

Judith Croft Visited: October 2007 Reviewed: Feb 6, 2014

This tour was a very informative, low cost, but a comfortable & enjoyable experience.
Overall rating
5/5

Abundant wildlife in their natural habitat. Some magnificent scenery, especially the Drakensburgh mtns, & Kruger N.Pk. The weather (in Oct) was mild. Accomodation was clean & comfortable, in Cottages, Lodges & one park camp. The food was prepared by the crew, & was tasty, varied & plentiful. The vehicle was a 7 ton truck, fitted with a large body, which made viewing enjoyable & comfortable. The operator/guide Darren Humphries was extremely knowledgeable on all of Africa, & made every effort to ensure the trip was enjoyable, & importantly, safe for all.

peter the safari maniac Visited: February 2009 Reviewed: Apr 11, 2012

Review about Mkomazi National Park by peter the safari maniac
Overall rating
3/5

If you intobirds this is good one or just a nature lover and walking! Stayed at Babu's place which has great food and open showers and loo's. Place was improving but dont expect 3-4 star service.

Henrik   –  
Denmark DK
Visited: February 2010 Reviewed: Mar 2, 2014

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

Excellent and personal service
5/5

It all started with a cosy stay at a small hotel in a secluded corner of Arusha, organised by African Guides. Here we were picked up by our driver, guide and new friend (all in one person) who took us on a fascinating three-day trip in the Ngorongoro and Lake Manyara National Parks with overnight stays at cosy lodges right next to each of the parks. The view from the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater at sunrise was fantastic, and so was the safari game drive in the crater. All the iconic 'species from television' showed up, including the rhinoceros, but believe it or not - to me, as a North-European - the most fascinating experience was to see lots of white storks walking around here in their winter residence. Lake Manyara National Park was similarly fascinating. In a way it was actually more exciting (for the grown-ups at least) than the crater because the lush woodland around the lake made it difficult to see the animals until they were suddenly there, right in front of us. Altogether the experience was very different from that of the Ngorongoro, and the wildlife was also very different, lots of elephants, giraffes, monkeys and birds (and butterflies). All in all, three wonderful days at a beautiful time of the year with perfect service and lots of happy memories. Asante sana, kwa kweli!

Radul Visited: November 2013 Reviewed: Feb 4, 2014

About: Kenya
Review about Kenya by Radul
Overall rating
5/5

Very easy to spot animals and they are in the wild not like our country they are kept in the zoo

peter the safari maniac Visited: February 2009 Reviewed: Apr 11, 2012

Review about Tarangire National Park by peter the safari maniac
Overall rating
3/5

This is usually thrown in as a package for ngorongoro- manyara- Tarangire, quick safari that can be done in a day! I wouldnt do it alone!

peter the safari maniac Visited: February 2009 Reviewed: Apr 11, 2012

Review about Mahale Mountains National Park by peter the safari maniac
Overall rating
4/5

Nice if you love Chimps and Jane Goodall and I do!Greystoke Mahale look for them they also do KataviFly but it will coast you like a charter!

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