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Ronald Vriesema Visited: December 2010 Reviewed: Aug 21, 2012

Review about Lake Nakuru National Park by Ronald Vriesema
Overall rating
4/5

Good birdlife and nice scenery.

Ronald Vriesema Visited: December 2010 Reviewed: Aug 21, 2012

Review about Samburu National Reserve by Ronald Vriesema
Overall rating
4/5

Easy to travel around. Lots of wildlife. Samburu people in the area are good to visit.

Ronald Vriesema Visited: December 2010 Reviewed: Aug 21, 2012

Review about Amboseli National Park by Ronald Vriesema
Overall rating
4/5

Easy to travel around. Lots of wildlife.

Ronald Vriesema Visited: December 2010 Reviewed: Aug 21, 2012

Review about Masai Mara National Reserve by Ronald Vriesema
Overall rating
4/5

Easy to travel around. Lots of wildlife. Nice Sopa lodge.

Ronald Vriesema Visited: December 2010 Reviewed: Aug 21, 2012

Lake Turkana tribes
Overall rating
4/5

Lake Turkana is not a conventional 'safari' destination. It is a place where you visit the tribes that live there and not so much look for wildlife. If you want to see wildlife, you better visit the parks in the south of Kenya. Although if you want to visit both the east and west side of Lake Turkana, you could drive from Loiyangalani on the east side, through to South Horr and Maralal to Lake Baringo. You will have great views of the Lake Turkana when leaving Loiyangalani. Lake Baringo is a great place for bird watching and there is a good lodge in the park. As mentioned before, Lake Turkana is a place to visit the tribes that live there. The Turkana, the Pokot and the Rendille tribes. The terrain they live in is pretty rough, so you will need a 4x4 to travel around. You will need to go off the beaten track to find some villages that are still living in an original way. Also if you go camping, bring all your supplies with you, there is not much available in the villages. If you stay in the lodge in Loiyangalani, the food is good and the beer is cold. The owner is a German that married a Turkana woman lives there already for decades. It is a good place to relax in the middle of your trip. The Turkana and Rendille that live here are already changed a lot to 'modern' live. The more original Turkana live on the west side of the lake. You will need to go to the area between Lokichar and Lodwar to find them. The winter months are the best time to go to the Lake Turkana area, as it will be very hot in the summer time.

TheFillip1976   –  
Netherlands NL
Visited: July 2009 Reviewed: Aug 21, 2012

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

Review about Lake Mburo National Park by TheFillip1976
Overall rating
4/5

waterline, big game.

TheFillip1976   –  
Netherlands NL
Visited: July 2009 Reviewed: Aug 21, 2012

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

Review about Queen Elizabeth National Park by TheFillip1976
Overall rating
4/5

safari as it is!

TheFillip1976   –  
Netherlands NL
Visited: July 2009 Reviewed: Aug 21, 2012

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

Review about Katonga Wildlife Reserve by TheFillip1976
Overall rating
4/5

Great savanna

TheFillip1976   –  
Netherlands NL
Visited: July 2009 Reviewed: Aug 21, 2012

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

Silverbacks, the Golden Experience
Overall rating
4/5

The 'must see' life experience is the 1 single hour you can spent in the wild with our so close related gorilla's.
As the venture is starting with a good hike to the last known where-abouts of the family, it takes you trough beautifull scenery.
However, as seen every where, Uganda hasn;t been forgotten by us humans in the major destruction of nature.
The clear cutting line of trees and farmland, shows so clearly the pressure of humans on the wildlife. Other scenery is infected with Eucalyptus trees, growing, but with no purpose at all, as it originate from Australia with a specific adapted wildlife.
Back in the nature, and in Bwindi, you will have a perfect picture about how almost whole africa must have looked like over a century ago. Marvelous! and so impressive. With some ''luck'' you will have to find the gorilla's here, deep in the jungle. with some less restraining hike, they are just across the farmland and showing their gentle nature close by. Gentle nature..... perhaps with my video you might think differently, but it is all show off! The guides visit the gorilla's every day, for over many years, before they may host the guest from all over the world.
The relative high price to pay for the 1 hour visit is worth every dime! and some is used to protect the species and land for future generations.
See, learn and respect the Best!

Hope you will have a wonderfull trip.
Fillip ter Haar
the Netherlands.

Gerald Davison   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: September 2005 Reviewed: Aug 20, 2012

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

About: Tanzania
Review about Tanzania by Gerald Davison
Overall rating
4/5

We saw plenty of wildlife during our stay and we didn't feel particularly crowded by hordes of other people.

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