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Leatitia   –  
Germany DE
Visited: February 2018 Reviewed: Apr 25, 2018

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

It's the best company in organising trips and I had no problem with it. They are so quick and reliab
5/5

It's the best company which will give you amazing trip for a life time experience. If anyone is looking for a tourist company I highly recommend you to BABA safaris.

Esther   –  
United Arab Emirates AE
Visited: March 2018 Reviewed: Apr 25, 2018

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

Fantastic expierence and very professional!
5/5

The trip was organized very well and nothing was too much for our guide Derick, we enjoyed every single moment!

gordonsheret60   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: February 2018 Reviewed: Apr 25, 2018

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: over 5 safaris

Walking in Moremi Game reserve is one of Africa's most incredible and natural experiences
Overall rating
5/5

Getting out of the fabulous Oddballs Camp before the African sun rises is an essential part of any experience in Moremi Game Reserve. It allows you to be in the vast plains as dawn breaks and the colours begin to come to life, to hear the incredible sounds of bird chorus mixed with the lions roar and the hyenas laughter.
My guide (armed with only his bird book as guns are not encouraged in Moremi) took me for 9 days into the reserve on foot. I had no idea the difference between a walking safari and jeep safari. No motor or engine to clash with natures sounds, just your own footprints. We spent hours walking through long grasses, vast plains and dense forests. We came across so much wildlife, birdlife and insect life I came away with a completely different experience to anything I had enjoyed in the Serengeti, Namibia or South Africa. We seemed to spend most of our time watching the wildlife that's trying to move away from you or moving away from the wildlife that's definitely got its eye on you.
Standing still and staring at a growling lioness, running to the termite mound to avoid the water buffalo or mavourering past 3 bull elephants on foot is exhilarating and you never have this on a jeep. I don't know anywhere you see this outside Moremi.

Adrian   –  
Switzerland CH
Visited: March 2018 Reviewed: Apr 25, 2018

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

Review about Sabi Sand Game Reserve by Adrian
Overall rating
5/5

The Sabi Sands Game Reserve is privately owned, which makes it more attractive from my point of view. You can get VERY close to the animals and the guides are allowed to go offroad, so if you spot an anmial, you can follow it! Unlike in the Kruger Park, where you need to stay on the roads. Also, there are not many people in this reserve - this is the real bush vibe from :-)

Adrian   –  
Switzerland CH
Visited: March 2018 Reviewed: Apr 25, 2018

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

Review about Kruger National Park by Adrian
Overall rating
4/5

The Kruger Park is awesome for animal spotting because you will find all big 5 there. The downside is, there are a lot of cars, and you cannot go offroad

Adrian   –  
Switzerland CH
Visited: March 2018 Reviewed: Apr 25, 2018

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

A perfect, fabulous once in a lifetime experience
Overall rating
5/5

The safari was absolutely awesome, Rochelle from Kruger Park Tours did an awesome job and has organised the whole trip to our FULL satisfaction. She answered all questions in a timely manner and organised everything just as we wanted it.
And we were not disappointed at all!
Organisation - excellent
Wildlife - excellent
Food - excellent
Accommodation - excellent
Bush Vibe, Guides and Staff - outstanding.

We enjoyed our stay so much. We had no idea which camp operator to choose, Kruger Park Tours booked us for Tydon Safari Camp. It is a familiy owned business, for people by people. Thanks to its location, you will/can enjoy both, the Kruger Park itself and the Sabi Sands Reserve - wildlife spotting was awesome and so was the rest! About Tydon Safari camp: it is not toursim mass processing, the guides take their time to explain everything, food is superb - local food - which you don't find in a restaurant. Beds in the tents as well as the tents were VERY clean and comfortable. The evenings and also day toures were full of fun and giggles - we could not ask for more.
Thanks so much Rochelle and Tydon Safaris for this awesome Safari, memories for a lifetime!

Athumane chachua   –  
Algeria DZ
Visited: April 2017 Reviewed: Apr 24, 2018

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

TOMODACHI team are very adorable,kind,gentil and blessed. They real know their job to clients.
5/5

We had a very amazing week with tomodachi in mikumi national park and udzungwa. Their services are very nice, beyond our expectations. Mr joseph is very generous man we have ever met. See you next time tomodachi.

Trushi   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: April 2018 Reviewed: Apr 24, 2018

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: over 5 safaris

Gorilla trekking was one of the Best experience of a lifetime. Thank you team Experience Uganda
5/5

Experience Uganda was the best agent I found. From the moment we made contact all the information regarding gorilla trekking was very efficiently sent. Kevin was very knowledgeable about every aspect of our trip. He made the right recommendations and created a perfect itinerary that was well presented.
Our flights from Entebbe to Kihihi were booked instantly and gorilla permits obtained straight away almost 9 months in advance! Just before our arrival to Entebbe, we were well briefed by Kevin.
At Entebbe Airport we were greeted by Sam who drove us to Karibu Guesthouse in a beautiful setting. Brett and Bex warmly received us and briefed us very well for our gorilla trip.
After a lovely breakfast in the verandah surrounded by the lovely garden, we headed back to the airport to fly to Kihihi.
Mahogany Springs Lodge was beautifully located surrounded by Bwindi Forest.
After a briefing from our official guide Rita, our trek began with two rangers and amazing porters without whom we would have had many slips and falls!
After two hours trekking in perfect weather, we met trackers who had located the gorilla family in the bushes. Seeing these beautiful animals was the most magical and awesome experience! We were so lucky to see a Silverback, Blackbacks and babies at a very close range. It was our best hour and every second worth it.
We descended back to the Ranger’s reception to receive certificates for our achievement!
Next day we were back at Karibu where we enjoyed warm hospitality once again. We had freshly prepared lunch, shared our gorilla stories with Brett and Bex. It was then time to say goodbye.
We highly recommend Experience Uganda for gorilla trekking to all for their thoroughness, efficiency and organisation. We have already tempted many friends!
This was one of the best holidays we have had.
Thank you very much Kevin, Brett, Bex and the team.

Erin Copeland   –  
United States US
Visited: April 2018 Reviewed: Apr 24, 2018

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

Great experience at Maasai Mara
5/5

Great Safari experience,

One Big thank you to your team for organizing and meeting our last minute requirements. We honestly had a great time. Our drivers were Joseph and our mobile cook was Mosses. Our trip began on the 18th with the Joseph meeting us on arrival at the airport. We met Mosses our cook the following day. We departed for the Maasai Mara we spent four days camping with full day game drives in between. Maasai Mara is indeed the 8th wonder of the world. Not only were we able to experience the migration on the second day of the safari, we were saw all the big five (Including Rhino) on just two days.

After Maasai Mara we made a short trip to Lake Nakuru National park. We stayed at WCK guesthouse that serves very good coffee and is a very relaxing place. The following day we drove to Lake Baringo but like Nakuru, the water levels had risen so much and our Camp(Roberts camp) had mostly been submerged in water. From Lake Bogoria our safari took as to lake Baringo where we saw geysers and lots of pink flamingos. We stopped at Lake Naivasha on the following day and were able to walk in Crescent Island. This place is worthy visiting as we saw lots of zebra, gazelles and waterbucks.

Our last safari destination was in Amboseli but the road was very tough and tiring. Actually in the 9 days of our safari we travelled 1600 kms without counting the game drives. After the Safari we left for Diani where we relaxed for 5 days on the beach of Mombasa. We would like to thank the team for making everything work according to plan. Thank you.

Vivicah   –  
United States US
Visited: December 2017 Reviewed: Apr 24, 2018

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

“So Amazing “
4/5

One of my best trip ever. The walk in the jungle was amazing (and not too hard). Hanging out with the gorillas was an incredible experience. Our guide was very nice and explained us many things about the park we drove through.
Uganda is an amazingly beautiful country with stunning places to see. I really hope I will have the opportunity to come back.Viv

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