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Kruger is a known park for a reason, a great wild life, but every thing is coming with a price.
Kruger National Park have a great wildlife range and the place is huge, the animals in this place have a lot of freedom because it's so big and while you travel there you don't see any parts of the fence which give you a better touch of nature. If you go off the paved roads you will have much better feelings of nature and unlike other parks you will not need 4X4 to enjoy this version of nature.
In Kruger you can see a lot of animals and better chance for the great golden animal, the Lion, when I came into the park the first time after 10 minuets I saw 3 Lions together. Very nice in Kruger is the shelters for people to watch birds and other "little" animals including Hippopotamus.
The main problem in Kruger because the famous of the park and because the great things in this park is that if you see something spectacular normally you will find your self with another couple of cars around you. And as much as you go north there is less cars if you want to get a way from them.
If I look overall on my visits in Kruger park I don't think the problem with the other people is a very big deal because you get a lot there.
Review about Kruger National Park by GPK111
Well run and organized. Felt safe and comfortable with the services.
IN
20-35 years of age
Review about Nyanga National Park by pranavten
Nyanga is a beautiful place that has few animals but offers a great view and extremely lovely natural beauty.
Amazing. The trip of a lifetime.
We went to SA to check off an item on our "bucket list" and we were not disappointed. We chose an intimate lodge (Simbambili) in the Sabi Sands Reserve, contiguous with Kruger Park.
It was dream vacation. The staff and accomodations were comfortable and personable, but unpretentious. The big 5 and other large animals were of course, the focus, but we were also graced by majsetic giraffes, spectacular birds, curious monkeys and other wildlife of many varieties. Our very experienced guide supplemented the sightings with lively discussions and environmental context.
We are now planning to make it at least a "twice in a lifetime" experience.
IN
20-35 years of age
Zimbabwe offers a balanced destination with great sites and low costs. A must do for everyone
The Safari's at Zimbabwe are recommended as the hotels/ lodges are all well maintained, offer a wide variety of rooms/ accomodation types. The safaris give you great chance to view a variety of game (animals and birds) and also experience nature in its original form. The other advantage is also that the costs are not very high and there are options to suit all budgets. Zimbabwe also has the advantage of being English spoken with all people extremely polite and service oriented. All in all its a great place to visit for safaris and an experience closer to nature.
20-35 years of age
Review about Tsavo West National Park by JASPAL SEMBI
its the biggest national park in kenya where you can see all types of wildlife, the views, the bush, and lots of lodges to stay and places to see like mizima springs.
20-35 years of age
Review about Lake Bogoria National Reserve by JASPAL SEMBI
the hot water springs coming from underground was very relaxing place to visit right in the centre of the rift valley.
20-35 years of age
Review about Nairobi National Park by JASPAL SEMBI
its good being the only national park next to a city which you can see from a distance
20-35 years of age
Review about Masai Mara National Reserve by JASPAL SEMBI
best national park to see everything!!!!! open fields, and being able to see the migration and best place to see different prides of lions
20-35 years of age
breathtaking
when we arrived at amboseli it was pretty cloudy as it had been raining a lot recently. but once checked in at sentrin by the evening when the sun was setting. the clouds cleared up and in front of us was mt kilimanjaro in its full glory which was simply breathtaking. The park itself is very clear and open which was brilliant as to being able to see the whole mt kilomanjaro edge to edge, which for me was what going to amboseli was about.
