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Email Bertus | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
A must do on the bucket list.
Despite the wife being extremely ill(2days in bed), it was an experience worth listing in our bucket list.
Ngorongoro was definitely the highlight
good in general, my favourite is the gorongoro crate.
I like the whole trip, 4 days is definitely enough for me. I don't see there is a reason to have a longer trip. We are quite lucky to see all the rare animals including leopard and rhinos.
Take away food was like meh, so don't expect too much on the lunch side.
Email Mohammad Fehmi Atassi | 65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
Beautiful
Lovely nice beautiful safe should improve transport for roads and airports
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Email Huaqi Liu | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
The dream land should visit at least once in lifetime
Everything is perfect. to visit Africa is the dream of mine,
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Email Kaloussa Nafpaktitou | 65+ years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Magnificent Nature and wildlife
The parks the animals the camps are amazing! We were so lucky and the weather was amazing! The most important point for Tanzania is the nature and the wild animals! But the most downsize thing are the street and beach hawkers all over areas where tourists are! They do not let people enjoy their vacation as they permanently asking for money and want to give them their services which are non existent. I was in Namibia and this was lasting hawkers there were 90% less there!
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Email Alvaro | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Disneyland. Too much tourists
Very nice but crowded. The Maasai are oppressive and not at all authentic. They only want to sell trinkets.
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Email Antonio Alves | 65+ years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Amazing. To repeat later
Everything fine, EXCEPT, except de lodge in 2nd to 4 th day , in " Kon Tiki ". These 3 nights , very bad : No water to wash properly ; No properly Wi-Fi ; No simpaty of staff and very bad food ( i lost 3 Kg). Bad services. !! Beds ok. NO LODGE TO REPEAT , in next safari. The reason i didn`t use 5 stars in over rating.
The others place: Eileen`tree ; Ngorongoro Kuhama Camp ; Hhando lodge in ngorongoro Crater and Gold Crest hotel was fine, with everithing we need, Kind people. Places to repeat
The guide of the safari (Jackson), very very nice. He works a lot to show us everything, and very knowledge of fauna and good information about everything...
Variety of Wildlife and City
Very nice 3 day Safari Tour. 2 different over Night stay and very interesting and different Tour opportunities. Mikumi park is very much Controlled burned, Most of the Landscape was burned... We saw many wild animals, but some of the other Guides drove Off the Road,
Nice and very Kind people to Talk with and very good food. We can recommend that Tour!
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Email Chris | 65+ years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Serengeti experience
We went in the dry season and roads were very dusty and rough. Our guide, Gamma, went over the top for us and we saw all the animals we had on our must see list. Accommodations were a little rustic compared to our experience in South Africa but very comfortable and the staff were very friendly and helpful.
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Email Olivia | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Great experience!
The Serengeti and Ngorogoro are just two incredible places to see. This trip was definitely an experience to remember. We unfortunately did not see the Wildebeest Migration as we hoped but The Serengeti did not disappoint. The weather was good, warm and dry but can get chilly in the evenings or early mornings so a jumper or windbreaker is recommended. You are in the jeep for most of the day but you still get to experience the parks. We drove through villages and towns so also got to see parts of Tanzania (outside of the national parks). We visited Massai Village, I’m glad I did it but would not necessarily recommend. It felt too forced and they tried to charge us around $150 USD for a handmade bowl and handcraft mask which seemed crazy. Other than that, Tanzania seemed safe overall, people are constantly offering taxis and tours when walking around but nothing violent or unsafe. My favourite part was just being out in nature in the parks.
