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Luc   –  
France FR
Visited: February 2018 Reviewed: Feb 11, 2018

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Get the most of the safari experience at low cost
5/5

This safari was a great experience, I was pleasantly surprised about the quality of it.
Since it's a low cost, you compromised a bit on the food and quality of the camp, but not on what you are seeing in the park itself.

I recommend it.

Kyle Correia   –  
United States US
Visited: February 2018 Reviewed: Feb 11, 2018

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

Review about Queen Elizabeth National Park by Kyle Correia
Overall rating
4/5

Equator crossing was fun!

Kyle Correia   –  
United States US
Visited: February 2018 Reviewed: Feb 11, 2018

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

Review about Murchison Falls National Park by Kyle Correia
Overall rating
4/5

The falls were amazing and I recommend the boat safari and hike. Driving safaris had limited animal sightings, but beautiful scenery.

Kyle Correia   –  
United States US
Visited: February 2018 Reviewed: Feb 11, 2018

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

Review about Kibale National Park by Kyle Correia
Overall rating
5/5

The all day habituation was phenomenal! But the amounts of people were surprising and overwhelming.

Kyle Correia   –  
United States US
Visited: February 2018 Reviewed: Feb 11, 2018

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

Review about Bwindi Impenetrable National Park by Kyle Correia
Overall rating
4/5

Our guides were able to locate the gorilla family relatively quickly and the forest was lovely. I would have liked to learn more about the animals and area from them while we traveled though.

Matrishva Vyas   –  
India IN
Visited: January 2018 Reviewed: Feb 11, 2018

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

Review about Serengeti National Park by Matrishva Vyas
Overall rating
5/5

Just excellent...No other word

Matrishva Vyas   –  
India IN
Visited: January 2018 Reviewed: Feb 11, 2018

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

Review about Ngorongoro Crater by Matrishva Vyas
Overall rating
4/5

As a photographer, this is a good destination if you are interested in "Wildscape".
For the first timers it is a must go destination.
Rhino sighting is the attraction but you can photograph it nicely only if they come roadside.
Second time you may skip it.

Matrishva Vyas   –  
India IN
Visited: January 2018 Reviewed: Feb 11, 2018

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

Review about Lake Manyara National Park by Matrishva Vyas
Overall rating
3/5

Manyarra can be considered as an opener, a soft introduction to exciting safari ahead in Serengeti and Ndutu area.
For bird lovers it is good, and the fact that it is on the way and breaks the journey time, it must be explored.

Kris   –  
Belarus BY
Visited: January 2018 Reviewed: Feb 11, 2018

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

The best place with wild animals in the world
Overall rating
5/5

Our guide is the amazing man. His name is Godlove. We could see different animals in the wild nature. Food was perfect. You can even find for vegan something taste. Very excellent adventure. Thanks a lot!

Michael Mayer   –  
Germany DE
Visited: December 2017 Reviewed: Feb 11, 2018

Great experience, especially the Mokoro trip. Don't worry too much about malaria!
Overall rating
5/5

Being a regular visitor to southern Africa including Namibia and South Africa, I've never been to the Okavango Delta bevor. We arrived in Gaborone via flight from Johannesburg and then took a car to Maun. Since the way is too long (expect min 2 days), we made a stop at the Kama Rhino Sanctuary (which I can also recommend). If you're only been to South Africa before, you'll notice that Botswana is different. It's much less densely populated and there are not many hotels and restaurants available along the way. Most of lodges are in the luxury segment and quite expensive, even for european standards. The road to Maun had many potholes, especially during the last kilometers. The A14 generally had less traffic and a better road quality than the A3. Alternatively, you can fly to Maun as well.

Maun is the gateway to many activities in the delta. Is has quite a lot of accommodations, restaurants, shops and an airport. Even if you can't afford a helicopter flight, you should book a Mokoro boat tour. It takes approximately 8 hours from 8 am until 4 pm. A guide will drive you through the delta while you can relax and enjoy the nature. It's worth every cent. If you come in December, expect the water levels to be low and some rain or clouds from time to time.

Don't worry too much about malaria. It is there but not too common (ask the locals). Take a good mosquito spray with you anyways and keep the doors/windows closed in the evening. We've rarely seen any mosquitos, so I think the health damage done by any medication outweighs the real risk, especially if you're only staying for a couple of days in the southern part of the delta.

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