AT
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Everything perfect
Good service, good equipment, nice guides, perfect locations and lodges.
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Excellent climb of kilimanjaro
We had 2 great guides, Ernest and Emma and a nice crew who helped us reach the top of the kilimanjaro. The trip was unforgettable. We learned a lot of the local habitat and the masaai tribe. On top of that we had lots of fun climbing to Uhuru Peak. Thanks everybody at ABS.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
An exciting and memorable trip, lovely people and beautiful wildlife.
Our tour was well organised and at every destination we were made to feel welcome and comfortable. All the guides were excellent and obviously had a passion about their jobs. We learnt a lot about the local environment and history, as well as the wildlife, from every guide and host - but always something new at every stop. All the people we met along the way were so friendly and welcoming. A visit to a local village, including a school and traditional dinner, was a highlight. I could never have imagined the sights and experiences we had. Our guide, Dumi, was outstanding in the way he looked after us. I felt very confident travelling with him and am grateful for his contribution to making our trip so enjoyable. I didn't want to leave and I can't wait to come back.
Amazing trip of a lifetime
We originally thought that we could arrange this whole trip ourselves for cheaper, but once we were out there we realised we were wrong. Ronald was such a good Guide, the knowledge he had about the area and about the wildlife we saw was brilliant. He even took us to places that were not on our itinerary as we had some extra time to spare. He looked after us from start to finish and we were driven door to door. We did not have to make any decisions and everything was taken care of. The country is beautiful and the wildlife stunning. Seeing the Gorillas was just incredible. The vehicle was great and so comfy and our accommodation was great. You made our Honeymoon perfect! Thank you Range Land Safaris Uganda and thank you Ronald. We would definitely recommend you.
PL
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing tour
During the all week we had amazing tour with best driver ever. He was so envolved and carry on of our expectations. Always ready, very timing and engagment in his job. We saw so many wild animals, and thanks to our driver we also known a lot of informations how the animals live what is important in the parks or jungle. Hippo camp was the best place on our tour. I had a little concern before visit, but when we came there and I saw it the place - it was magical. I recomend it that place. Wild, quiet and peacefull, you and voic of the jungle. Monkeys in the wood, elephants, hippos crocodiles and so many birds. Personel is amazing and very open, served best service and local food.
Thank you Kanuth Adventures Safaris - we will back to Tanzania soon.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Safari through Southern Africa, camping
The whole tour was excellent. We began with a self drive tour of the Garden Route, followed by 3 weeks in South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe, and capped it off with a visit to a private game reserve in Kruger. The entire trip was entrancing, the service and tour team excellent - clear, honest, helpful, practical, patient and knowledgable - and the facilities were great. Some of the campsite facilities were a little run down, but only to be expected in less populated and touristic regions.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
very helpfull and friendly
We had a lovely holiday!
Just be aware that you can't drive from Mala Mala to Leopords Hill because they closed the road. Our intructoins was not up to date and we had to drive back again.
IS
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Makgadikgadi Pans National Park by Inga
While I'm not a birder, it's a great place to see a lot of birds. The harshness of the land there and high salinity of the water mean that not that many animals can live there. Still there are wildebeests around and zebras.
IS
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Chobe National Park by Inga
Chobe is a vast park but it's full of animals who are pretty used to the traffic of tourists and you can get very close to them. Just show some patience.
IS
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
A very special place and an unique experince
The two days I spent in the Okavango Delta were absolutely magical. When you camp out in the delta, you're transported via mokoros, a canoe type boat used by the locals to travel around the delta. Usually two people are ferried in each mokoro with one poler propelling the boat. It's a unique way of travelling, making you feel one with the delta itself. Usually they use pathways that have already formed in the reed growing in the delta but sometimes they need to push through the dense reed. Keep your eyes out while sailing in the mokoros as you can see a lot of the smaller wildlife, such as frogs and insects. You'll also probably come across some hippos.
When you camp out on the delta, there are few amenities. The only running water is the water of the delta itself and therefore you can't use soap out there. There are no toilet facilities so you have to use a bush toilet. When you need to go after nightfall, you need a buddy with you to be on the look-out for animals. It's definitely something you don't experience very often.
During the night, you'll hear the delta symphony where the frogs, the insects and the birds sing their songs with occasional rumblings from the elephants and the hippos. The best kind of music to fall asleep to.
I experienced very warm weather in the delta as it was the last days of the dry season, right before the rain would start. Therefore it was very nice to able to dip into the delta for a cooling bath. Bring your swimsuit!
My group went for bush walks with local people as guides. The walks were both shortly after daybreak and then right before nightfall. We got pretty close to elephants, zebras and lechwe antelopes. Our guides were also great at pointing out various birds, smaller wildlife and plants.
There was also a sunset cruise which was wonderful. The colors at sunset are every photographer's dream.
The Okavango Delta is a very special place and I felt I was very lucky to get experience it with the guidance of local guides who know the terrain very well and share with you their knowledge and wisdom.