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Ruud   –  
Netherlands NL
Visited: June 2010 Reviewed: Sep 26, 2011

20-35 years of age

Review about Matoke Tours by Ruud
5/5

Excellent!

lellewel   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: February 2011 Reviewed: Sep 25, 2011

35-50 years of age

Amazing
Overall rating
5/5

Kgalagadi was an amazing experience, self drive Safari in beautiful locations. We stayed one night in Twee Rivieren, 1 night in Mata Mata, 1 night in Nosob, and one night at Biterpan Wilderness camp. Mata Mata and Nossob are the best places to stay, especially in the river chalets in mata mata. Bit Nossob was amazing base for wildlife. Saw so many Lions! Would recommend going back and will be again!

pummel   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: August 2010 Reviewed: Sep 25, 2011

20-35 years of age

Review about Lake Mburo National Park by pummel
Overall rating
4/5

We didn't see a great deal of wildlife in the Lake Mburo park, but we did a fun boat trip and there was a LOT of birdlife.

pummel   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: August 2010 Reviewed: Sep 25, 2011

20-35 years of age

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

We saw a lot of wildlife in QE park - the boat trip was BRILLIANT, we saw a pride of lions eating a kill, ended up driving through a herd of elephant and saw all manner of other creatures. It seemed more developed than elsewhere with some fairly big hotel-style lodges (we stayed in a small lodge a bit more out of the way) which was the only negative I can think of.

pummel   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: August 2010 Reviewed: Sep 25, 2011

20-35 years of age

Review about Bwindi Impenetrable National Park by pummel
Overall rating
5/5

Simply stunning surroundings and completely unspoilt. The development around the park HQ seems tasteful and the Gorilla trekking experience itself is one of the greatest experiences of my life.

pummel   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: August 2010 Reviewed: Sep 25, 2011

20-35 years of age

About: Uganda
Excellent for mountain gorillas, and for a good not too touristy safari experience
Overall rating
5/5

I found Uganda to be a fantastic place. The highlight was, without doubt, the mountain gorillas which were truly breathtaking when seen in their natural environment. I found the way the treks were organized to be very good, making the whole experience accessible, but without it feeling too sanitised. I also enjoyed the other parts of my trip - while the game drives are not up to the quality in terms of number of animals that you might find in other reserves (so I am told - this is my only experience of safaris so far) what is great is that they are a lot quieter than other reserves in other countries. We saw a post-kill pride of lions ripping apart a warthog carcass and there were only a total of 6 or 7 vehicles around - something I believe is not likely to happen in places such as Tanzania which are more developed. The lodges were, without exception, fantastic - great food, nice atmosphere and friendly staff. The trip was expensive, but we did a lot - several boat trips, chimpanzee trekking and of course the gorilla trekking. It might not be somewhere you consider unless you are either a birder (Uganda is meant to be great for birds) or going to see the Gorillas, but for me it was a perfect place for mixing safari and trekking.

alejandro corellano   –  
Spain ES
Visited: August 2011 Reviewed: Sep 24, 2011

20-35 years of age

Review about Arabuko Sokoke Forest Reserve by alejandro corellano
Overall rating
4/5

We visited the park at wrong time, midday ! But we were lucky to see some rare species. Do not visit at this time, go there very early in the morning or at the end of the day to watch and hear a lot of Birds. Arabuko is very difficult to see, inform yourself before at the office reception of the park
We found a very nice guide at the park for 2 hours walking arround.

alejandro corellano   –  
Spain ES
Visited: August 2011 Reviewed: Sep 24, 2011

20-35 years of age

Very accesible, close to coast tourist city Malindi. Good for 1 or 2 days of safari. My First safari
Overall rating
4/5

It´s been my first safari in Africa. After 2 days (24 hours into the park) I was a bit upset, because we´ve seen lions and cheetah so far, and no leopards, but, and this is very good point, I learned that luck is very important in a safari. Some friends we´re there same days and they had seen these animals very close.
Lots of elephants and anthilops, jirafes, zebras, baboons, hipos, big eagles...
We were travelled from Malindi directly in a big Land Cruiser 4wd to 8 people, just my wife and me, with the guide and the driver, and we got a good price.
We stayed in a lodge a little bit elevated on a hill, with 2 water holes. At night I experienced the visit of lions, water buffalos, more elephants... from a bunker that lets you watch them very close. Very nice view of landscape at sunrise and sunset.
More questions you can contact me in you tube, http://bit.ly/mSSw6P

alejandro corellano   –  
Spain ES
Visited: August 2011 Reviewed: Sep 24, 2011

20-35 years of age

About: Kenya
Review about Kenya by alejandro corellano
Overall rating
4/5

Good variety of diferent eviroments, from safari close to the sea, to the center of the country. Everywhere you will find a good place to experience wildlife.

Daniel Mac Alister Visited: October 2010 Reviewed: Sep 23, 2011

About: Kaokoland
Review about Kaokoland by Daniel Mac Alister
Overall rating
5/5

This was amazing , we visited the Himba people here and saw the Epupa falls on the Angola border.

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