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E_Kister   –  
United States US
Visited: April 2010 Reviewed: Mar 28, 2012

35-50 years of age

Review about Okavango Delta by E_Kister
Overall rating
5/5

On the same day as the drive through Chobe, we were on a boat for a few hours cruising the Delta which was unusually high that year. We saw several huge hippos, some crocodiles and some impressively large birds including a fish eagle and shiny black waterfowl drying his wings.

Aaron Von Hagen   –  
Canada CA
Visited: December 2011 Reviewed: Mar 29, 2012

20-35 years of age

About: Tanzania
Review about Tanzania by Aaron Von Hagen
Overall rating
5/5

Tanzania was amazing! From our first stop in the Serengeti to our final destination of Zanzibar, there was always something to see and do. The people, the wildlife, and the scenery were all amazing.

We saw so much, yet there was still so much we hadn't seen! Even Kilimanjaro was covered by clouds!

ShamaJaffer   –  
Tanzania TZ
Visited: August 2009 Reviewed: Mar 29, 2012

20-35 years of age

Adventurous and beautiful.
Overall rating
5/5

I have been to Ngorongoro National Park more than 4 times in my life and I will visit again.. Perfect weather and plenty of accomodation places in Karatu too hardly too many just - 3 . Carry your own lunch box.

ShamaJaffer   –  
Tanzania TZ
Visited: August 2009 Reviewed: Mar 29, 2012

20-35 years of age

Review about Lake Manyara National Park by ShamaJaffer
Overall rating
5/5

I have been 6 times.

ShamaJaffer   –  
Tanzania TZ
Visited: August 2009 Reviewed: Mar 29, 2012

20-35 years of age

Review about Serengeti National Park by ShamaJaffer
Overall rating
5/5

I have been once..

Aaron Von Hagen   –  
Canada CA
Visited: December 2011 Reviewed: Mar 29, 2012

20-35 years of age

Review about Serengeti National Park by Aaron Von Hagen
Overall rating
5/5

We stayed at Klein's Camp, which was very remote and romantic. The savannah seemed to stretch on forever, with no end in sight. The abundance of game roaming the land was incredible, and we were privy to some amazing encounters with wildlife.

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~lustedtowander~   –  
United States US
Visited: July 2011 Reviewed: Apr 1, 2012

35-50 years of age

About: Zambia
Rugged and Remote!
Overall rating
5/5

Travel in Zambia is a quintessential African experience. People are poor, friendly and hard working. Bicycles laden with firewood or produce or water jugs or families or pigs fill the roads. Chaos and confusion reign at border crossings. The scenery is sublime, and the National Parks are remote. It requires an impressive amount of travel endurance just to make the drive into parks such as South Luangwa and Kafue. But go there. Do not miss Zambia!

krizd   –  
Czech Republic CZ
Visited: November 2005 Reviewed: Apr 1, 2012

35-50 years of age

Nice days full of wild animals, pleasant people, nice countryside and delicious food :-)
Overall rating
5/5

Transportation to Inyati is comfortable by plane from Joburg (with one transfer). Lodge is near to airstrip. Buildings are placed just few tenth of meters from bank of the Sand river. You can watch animals even from window of your bungalow or from terrace. Staff is very very friendly and professional. Kitchen is outstanding. And safari trips at all are perfect. During short stay you can see whole the Big five and much much more.

~lustedtowander~   –  
United States US
Visited: July 2011 Reviewed: Apr 1, 2012

35-50 years of age

Review about Kafue National Park by ~lustedtowander~
Overall rating
5/5

We saw one other vehicle during our 3 day stay in Kafue. Wildlife viewing requires a canny eye, but the bush experience makes it all worth the trip.

~lustedtowander~   –  
United States US
Visited: July 2011 Reviewed: Apr 1, 2012

35-50 years of age

Review about South Luangwa National Park by ~lustedtowander~
Overall rating
5/5

The South Luangwa River attracts heaps of animals, and one can camp just outside the park, on the banks of the river. It is my ideal safari experience, to be immersed IN the wilderness. No need to drive all day. Just live in the outdoors and be an organic member of it all.

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