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Weina   –  
China CN
Visited: September 2015 Reviewed: Mar 27, 2016

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

Emanuel is very nice warmhearted ! My 10 days trip was great thanks to him !
4/5

The service was great, we ve been communicating a lot prior to my arrival and during the trip Emmanuel was accompanying me thought the whole trip. Despite some unpredicted situations, we found always solutions. He gave me lots care and surprise, a great experience overall. If communication in some way can be more clear and transparent it would be even greater !

Sari Ramal   –  
Israel IL
Visited: March 2016 Reviewed: Mar 27, 2016

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

Amazing service awarness
5/5

we had the 3 days safari ( a part of a long trip in Tanzania that organized by abakombe), it was amazing ,every thing organized well and if you need any special require (im vegan) or any arrangements they will do it.

Berti Joseph   –  
Romania RO
Visited: February 2016 Reviewed: Mar 27, 2016

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

About: Safarihub
Nice trip
5/5

We were in Uganda for a six day Safari, we visited Bwindi and Queen Elizabeth National Parks. We saw Gorillas and it was a very wonderful moments to be with these Apps, Thanks Mr Hassan a senior guide i have ever met in the filed he was well vast with the field, a great birder who could just tell birds by their sound. The vehicle was excellent 4*4 open roof which made our Game drive very rewarding
Safarihub, was a excellent choice for me and my family !

Elizabeth   –  
United States US
Visited: February 2016 Reviewed: Mar 27, 2016

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

I have never seen a lot of animals like what I saw in the Safari. It was awesome.
4/5

The Safari was very nice. We got to see a lot of animals and it was worth it. The only problem that we experience was the tent and the food. The tent water did not go down after bathing. We also had bowel movement problems after eating the Chicken in Maasai Mara. I think the Chicken was not refrigerated. The best food to serve is Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches or Vegetarian food if there is no refrigerator. Food in the evenings was very good though because it was served hot. Overall we enjoyed the Safari and we got to see plenty of animals. All our friends are envious. Everyone wants to see our pictures. Richard was a very good driver and we enjoyed having him us our driver. we will definitely recommend Karibu Safari.

Thanks,
Robert

Des Maguire   –  
Ireland IE
Visited: March 2016 Reviewed: Mar 27, 2016

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Absolutely worth the visit.
Overall rating
4/5

We crammed a lot into three days in Kruger.Even though it was coming into Autumn, it was still very hot but with the luxury of some cloud cover. The scenery is bland but what amazed me was the ease at which many animals of different colours can blend into the background. We were pleased to see most of the big 5, only missing out on the Leopard.To be up close to such wild magnificent animals was truly amazing.Also for me the birds we saw were beautiful and varied.
The accommodation was perfect and the staff were very helpful.We could not fault anything except maybe the flying beetles which can drop in(literally) during dinner while dining al fresco.

Simon Eeman   –  
Belgium BE
Visited: January 2016 Reviewed: Mar 27, 2016

Wildlife, Birds, History, Nature, People, ... everything you need for a great Safari holiday!
Overall rating
4/5

Hello everyone,

I'm Simon, a guide and photographer. I have spent three months working and being on holiday in the Kruger National Park, South Africa. During these three months I was able to discover quite a large part of the park. I have slept in most of the rest camps, ate in most of the restaurants in the rest camps and travelled on most of the roads in the park.

There are a lot of Safari companies that will do guided drives in the park, in general most of those companies are well organised and if you wish to learn about the different aspects of the park ( animals, birds, history, trees, etc...) I would recommend to go on one of the drives. You can find plenty of those companies on google.

A great thing about Kruger is that you're also able to go in the park with your own car. Go where you want ( on tar roads or dirt roads), look at what you want for as much time as you want and sleep in the different rest camps. The rest camps offer basic but very good accommodation at a reasonable price, depending on which accommodation you book you will have a kitchen, each camp also has a shop where you can buy food. If you don't want to cook, each camp also has a restaurant that has very nice menus. All the camps have fuel stations and most camps also have communal swimming pools and organise bush walks, bush dinners and drives (morning, afternoon and evening) which are not expensive and where you can learn and discover new things.

Wildlife is plentiful in the park, you will easily and closely see general game including Elephants and Buffalos. There are also plenty of cats in the park, however you don't always have sightings of them next to the road. If you spent several days in the park though you will usually, at least have some nice sightings of cats. Same for Wild dogs and other rare game.

There is also a wide variety of birds in the park ( around 517 species), there are several bird hides throughout the park where you can go to observe them in peace and quietness.

The park has several historical sites and you can buy books in the shops that will explain the history of those sites.

As I said earlier, every rest camp has a shop where you can buy food, drinks,general utilities and a lot of books (maps of the park, books on the birds, animals, fiction, history, photography, true stories of the park, etc...)

If you like landscapes you will also enjoy every moment in Kruger, there are 5 different biomes. There are also plenty of view points in the park where you can get out of your car and enjoy the panorama.

If you drive by yourself you can choose to either drive on the tar roads or the dirt roads. Usually there will be less people on the dirt roads but you travel more slowly and for some dirt roads you need a decent car, it is also quite dusty. As far as wildlife goes, dirt road or tar road there is no road where you will see more animals, it is all luck!

If you drive by yourself, international visitors will pay 280 Rand as conservation fee per day, South Africans 70 Rand (because they already pay conservation fees in their taxes) at the entry gates of the park or the rest camps if you sleepover. However if you plan on staying several days it might be interesting to buy yourself a Wildcard, which will give you access to all South African National Parks for 1 year. For international visitors it costs 1920 Rand and for South Africans 470 Rand, there are several other options which you can ask for at the Kruger gates.

All in all if you plan on visiting South Africa I would really recommend you visiting the Kruger National Park, it is something you just can't miss!

Des Maguire   –  
Ireland IE
Visited: March 2016 Reviewed: Mar 27, 2016

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Review about South Africa by Des Maguire
Overall rating
4/5

The size of Kruger is huge, we asked our guide how long would it take to tour the park in total. The answer- THREE WEEKS!!!!

Hanne   –  
Norway NO
Visited: February 2016 Reviewed: Mar 26, 2016

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

A fantastic experience from start to finish!
5/5

Safari with Easy Travel more than met our expectations. Five stars is not enough!

Our booking was handled by Caudence, who answered all our enquiries very swiftly. She was very helpful and put together a package quite in accordance with our wishes. We were five adults and two children in one safari vehicle with Emmilian as our chauffeur/guide. The car was a Toyota Landcruiser with ample space for seven passengers (all with window seats).

Our safari started and finished at the airport in Arusha. We spent four days on safari and visited four different parks (Tarangiere, Lake Manyara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro). We also visited Mto wa Mbu village and a masai family. On the last day, we visited a coffee plantation.

All the parks were fantastic and offered very varied animal life. We saw the big five (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo) in addition to cheetah, hippo, thousands of wildebeest and zebra on migration, wildebeest calving, many different species of antelope, giraffe, monkey, dik-dik, hyena, jackal, ostrich, vulture and a range of other birds.

The accommodation was above all expectation, especially Maramboi Tented Camp where the swimming pool had great views of Lake Manyara, and Tortilis Camp in the middle of the Serengeti with animals very close to the tents at night.

Emmilian was an excellent chauffeur and guide who happily took detours to make sure we saw absolutely everything he thought worth seeing. He was professional, very experienced, knowledgeable about animal life and culture and knew the area inside out. He was also very good with the children, who saw every single animal they wished for!

We give Easy Travel, Caudence and Emmilian our warmest recommendations.

Michelle   –  
United States US
Visited: March 2016 Reviewed: Mar 26, 2016

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

Vacation of a Lifetime
5/5

When my husband and I booked a 4 day safari with El Mundo Safaris, we had no idea what to expect. We were traveling to Africa for a missions trip, and figured we "should" do a safari while we were there. After all, who knew if we'd ever be back to Africa? What began as a trip about which we were a bit hesitant, and somewhat ambivalent, became the trip of a lifetime --- and we've had some amazing vacations. From day one, when the owner of the company spent a relaxed coffee time with us just getting to know us, until the last day when we hugged goodbye, each detail was perfect. The trip included beautiful and luxurious accommodations, excellent food, amazing game drives which allowed us to see every animal we had imagined, and a driver who made all of the above even more perfect. What makes this company special is their attention to people. Both Elvis, the owner, and Msami, our driver, became lifelong friends, simply because their interest in us went beyond the safari, creating relationships and memories. We laughed together, learned about each other and our very different cultures, and shared common interests and dreams. When we said goodbye to each of them, it was with the hope of seeing them again. El Mundo provided the most amazing vacation we could have imagined. I have already recommended them to family and friends, and WHEN we return, it will be to book another safari with El Mundo Safaris.

Ilana   –  
Israel IL
Visited: February 2016 Reviewed: Mar 26, 2016

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Very good communication in tailoring the tour, very professional guide
5/5

20 days of touring left us with great memories. Communication of setting our tour was clear, informative and helpful . The tour itself was great, with focus on result of the planning. Most of the time the expectation were fulfilled. Our guide was an excellent knowledgable, responsible and carrying guide.

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