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Email Hocine Abdelkrim | 65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
Wildlife beauty & thrills
The parks are impressively beautiful and rich in wild animals, especially the Big Five. It is a unique experience to see the lions, cheetahs, guepars from two to three meters away. Security is maximum provided certain rules are respected. In end january weather is quite good.
We recommend Tanzania, for a unic experience.
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Email Bidois | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
i love it
Great guide. Total change of scenery. Great lodge. Extraordinary!
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Email Niall | 65+ years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Welcoming with knowledgeable guides where we felt safe at all times when on Safari
We traveled to the Ngorogoro Crater where there is an abundance of wildlife in a great setting, all within the confines of the crater. The guides were knowledgeable and used a two way radio system to relay details on sightings so we got maximum benefit in directing us to where animals were located.
Email Rosie | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Tanzania safari wildlife is amazing!
Safari in Tanzania is amazing, we saw all the big 5 (Rhino at a distance). The Serengeti was amazing for big cats, Ngorngoro crater was beautiful and Tarangire was brilliant for Elephants. If your looking for wildlife on Safari, Tanzania is the place to go.
SI
Email Ales Pavlic | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Dream safari destination and more...
Bucket list for Tanzania mainland:
- safari in Tarangire to see hundreds of zebras, lots of elephants with magic scenery with baobabs
- safari in Serengeti to se lions, gepards and especially leopards who are hiding in rock formations covered with trees and bushes
- safari in NgoroNgoro crater to se big heards of zebras, wildebeasts, Thompson antelopse, hippos, tribes of baboons, and with some luck also an illusive blach rhino
- foothils of Kilimanjaro with Materuni waterfalls and coffe production demonstration in local village
- Chemka hotsprings with monkeys in jungle around, jumping in the watter "Tarzan style" with rope "liana"
Bucket list for Zanzibar:
- visiting rare Red columbus monkeys and blue monkeys in Jozani jungle
- visiting Prison island with giant Seyshelles turtles and snorkeling in coral gardens around island
- having dinner in spectacular Rock Restaurant near Pingwe
- spending all day in Nungwe beach snorkeling in coral gardens all around and having sunset dhove sailing with drums music
- swiming with dolphins and snorkeling in coral reefs near Mnemba atol
- try sea food in Forozani night market (near old fort) in Stone town
- survive dala-dala bus trip from Stone town to Nungwe village and back
Email Njabulo Xhakaza | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Very scenic landscapes and warm peoples
The national parks were everything we expected - very scenic landscapes, diverse wildlife and great weather. Our host, Nathaneal from African Big Cats Safaris, was a super host and very knowledgeable about wildlife and Tanzanian cultures. We enjoyed every moment with him.
Tanzania truly is a host country, we'll definitely be returning!
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Email Anne-Sophie | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Tanzania is an extraordinary place for wild life
Tanzania is a land of wildlife discovery.
Our experience in the parks was very enjoyable. We were lucky enough to see many animals.
We weren't able to interact much with the locals, as we did most of the safari by car.
In June, the weather is very pleasant.
Excellent country to visit, people friendly, great wildlife parks, good accomadation and food
Excellent place to visit. Tourism is well operated with good transportation, accommodations and food. Lots of tour operators to choose from. The parks are excellent especially tarangire and the Serengeti. The people are friendly.
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Email Innacent Joseph | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Great place to visit
Had a wonderful experience, people are very welcoming nice and friendly - except in the airport. Worth to visit nice part of Africa. Had a bitter experience on our return, in airport at the checkpoint ( baggage screening - not flight crews ) they asked for money in return to let me off from carrying wine(souvenir) in my check in luggage. I have been in many airports in my time and there are no restrictions in carrying wine in your checked in luggage(not hand bag) and this is the first time someone has ever asked me for money.
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Email Fam. VDC | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
One in a lifetime ?!
We have been dreaming of a safari in Tanzania for years. We have already done Kenya and South Africa, so we had great expectations, and guess what, they have all been fullfilled!
We enjoyed every moment of the safari; the scenery, the wildlife, real life Tanzania driving from one park to another, both our lodges as the tentcamps, ...
We couldn't imagine a better guide (Thank you, Amos!).
We were lucky enough to experience 'The big move' and to observe 'The big five' (one through binoculars). We covered more than 1,000km and visited Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Tarangire National Park.
As an extra day trip we chose 'Materuni Waterfall, Coffee Tour & Kilkuletwa Hotsprings Day Tour'; we would also recommend this trip. Just make sure you wear the right shoes as the path can be slippery.
All communication through 360safari went smoothly & correct (Thank you, Pedro).
They even picked up our suitcases at the airport, which arrived a few days later.
If we could, we would go back tomorrow!
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