DE
35-50 years of age
Review about Ol Pejeta Conservancy by michi_z
It is a very nice place, privatly operated with a limited number of visitors. The chimps refugee camp is special because chimps are not native in Kenya. All of them have a poor story to tell.
Te wild life is great and the scenery with Mt. Kenya in the background is simply stunning.
DE
35-50 years of age
Review about Masai Mara National Reserve by michi_z
There is not much to tell about Massai Maraanymore. It is well known through yearly migration of ten thousands of animals. But even the the migration is over and the herd have moved back to serengeti there is still lots of wildlife to spot. The big cats and other predators do not migrate. In the short grass it is difficult to spot lions or cheetas.
The backdraw during my visit were the ongiong presence of tons of cattle, goats and donkeys in the park.
Review about Skeleton Coast National Park by StefanHuber
Good wildlife, amazing scenery, good accommodations, nice people, good food
Review about Damaraland by StefanHuber
Good wildlife, amazing scenery, accommodations, nice people, good food.
Review about Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park by davisww
Go on a walking safari here and get your feet dirty in the Africa bush. There's no better way to experience the completely silent gallop of giraffes, to get in "touch" with rhinos and see African wildlife from a viewpoint outside of a safari truck.
Review about Murchison Falls National Park by davisww
The immense power of the Nile going over Murchinson falls is breathtaking. There is plenty of wild game with Lake Albert and Congolese mountains in the distance.
Review about Etosha National Park by davisww
Beautiful salt flats and oryx, easy to access and close to civilization.
Review about Zambezi Region by davisww
There is a lot of highway (beware of elephants on the road) to travel before you reach Katima Mulilo but camping next to the beautiful river is worth it.
See the great Victoria falls and walk with rhinos
Zambia has a combination of adventure sports, beautiful scenery (not to belittle the great Victoria Falls as mere "scenery") and excellent walking safaris. A return trip is highly recommended, as Victoria Falls completely changes but is just as dramatic in the dry season as in the rainy season.
Endless desert to endless sea
After driving for days through beautiful but scorching desert-scapes, we crested a dune and were chilled by a breeze coming off the dark blue Atlantic. This is an isolated, beautiful, and rarely-visited part of the world. In Namibia you can see big game as in other African countries, but also explore the desert and drive for miles up the Skeleton coast without seeing another person. They also have the best steaks--wild game or beef--of any other safari destination.