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                            Emma Gregg
Member of the SafariBookings Expert Panel
- Country:
- United Kingdom
- Expert Reviews:
- 79 Reviews
- Website:
- www.emmagregg.com
Emma Gregg is an award-winning travel writer, editor and photographer who has been visiting Africa on a regular basis for nearly twenty years. Based in the UK, she's the author or co-author of several guidebooks published by Rough Guides, including First-Time Africa, a practical introduction to the continent for those planning their first independent trip. She's the former editor of Travel Africa magazine and a contributor to many other national newspapers, magazines and specialist travel publications including National Geographic Traveller and The Independent. She's never happier than when she's stepping off a boat or a plane to embark on a new adventure.
Expert Reviews 79  – Written by Emma Gregg
                                            - Botswana country review 5/5Low-Impact Safaris at Their Best 
- Central Kalahari Game Reserve 4/5Botswana’s Beautiful, Semi-Arid Heartlands 
- Chobe National Park 5/5Crowds of Elephants and Zebras, a Short Hop From Victoria Falls 
- Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park 4/5A taste of the Kalahari 
- Khutse Game Reserve 4/5A Taste of the Kalahari, Within Reach of the City 
- Kwando Concession 4/5Unforgettable Riverside Wilderness 
- Linyanti Concession 4/5Wildlife Drama, Off-Road and on Foot 
- Makgadikgadi Pans National Park 4/5The Largest Salt Pans in the World 
- Mashatu Game Reserve 4/5Take to the Saddle for a Ride Through the Wilderness 
- Mokolodi Nature Reserve 4/5Make Friends With Snakes and a Cheetah 
- Moremi Game Reserve 5/5Quintessential Safaris on the Edge of the Delta 
- Northern Tuli Game Reserve 4/5Impressive by Day, Intriguing by Night 
- Nxai Pan National Park 4/5Where Cheetahs Race Through the Haze 
- Okavango Delta 5/5Tranquil Waters 
- Selinda Concession 5/5Relaxed Luxury in Pristine Bush, Close to the Okavango Delta 
- Kenya country review 4/5Classic Safari Destination Where It Pays To Be Discerning 
- Amboseli National Park 4/5Busy Park, Overlooked by Kilimanjaro 
- Kakamega Forest 4/5Charming Forest Park in Western Kenya 
- Lake Bogoria National Reserve 4/5Geysers, Hot Springs and Clouds of Flamingos 
- Lake Nakuru National Park 4/5One of Kenya’s Flagship Parks, Famous for Its Flamingos 
- Masai Mara National Reserve 5/5Quintessential Kenyan Safari Destination, Whatever the Season 
- Meru National Park 4/5Where Elsa the Lion Roamed Free 
- Nairobi National Park 3/5A Host of Wildlife, Right on the Capital’s Doorstep 
- Samburu National Reserve 4/5Serene Riverside Reserve in Kenya’s Arid North 
- Shimba Hills National Reserve 4/5Herds of Sable Antelope, Close to the Indian Ocean 
- Tsavo East National Park 4/5The Largest Half of Kenya’s Biggest Wildlife Reserve 
- Tsavo West National Park 4/5Gigantic Park on the Mombasa Highway 
- Namibia country review 5/5A Place To Bond With the Desert and Marvel at the Stars 
- Bwabwata National Park 4/5Community-Run Tourism Amid Lush River Scenery 
- Damaraland 4/5Where Black Rhinos Roam 
- Etosha National Park 5/5Herds in the Heat Haze 
- Kaokoland 4/5Life in the Desert 
- Khaudum National Park 4/5Well Off the Beaten Track, on the Trail of Elephants and Wild Dogs 
- Mudumu National Park 4/5Superb Birdwatching in a Little-Known Park 
- Namib-Naukluft National Park 4/5Cinnamon Dunes and Skeleton Trees 
- Nkasa Rupara National Park 4/5Watery Wilderness 
- Skeleton Coast National Park 3/5Lonely Wasteland 
- Tsau //Khaeb National Park 3/5Ghost Towns and Windswept Sandscapes 
- Waterberg Plateau Park 4/5A Lost World, Where Antelopes Graze 
- Zambezi Region 4/5Calm Riverside Scenery, Dotted With Tranquil Lodges 
- South Africa country review 5/5Where Big Five safaris are big business, there’s a wealth of choice 
- Addo Elephant National Park 4/5Huge herds of elephants and much, much more 
- Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Game Reserve 4/5South Africa’s top spot for rhino-watching 
- Idube Game Reserve 4/5Sabi Sands safari on a budget 
- Inyati Private Game Reserve 4/5Modest, unpretentious Big Five reserve 
- Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park 4/5A taste of the Kalahari 
- Kruger National Park 4/5South Africa’s number one park, with good reason 
- Lion Sands Private Game Reserve 5/5Feel instantly at home in this family-run reserve 
- Londolozi Private Game Reserve 5/5Luxury and elegance in the heart of leopard country 
- Madikwe Game Reserve 4/5Big Five Safaris With Wide-Reaching Benefits 
- MalaMala Private Game Reserve 5/5Easily one of Africa’s best Big Five safari destinations 
- Phinda Private Game Reserve 5/5Much more than just a superb Big Five reserve 
- Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve 5/5Impeccable responsible tourism credentials, breathtaking design 
- Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve 5/5Classic Big Five safaris, with superb leopard-watching 
- Shamwari Private Game Reserve 4/5Award-winning private reserve with extremely high standards 
- Singita Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve 5/5The top choice for a faultlessly stylish South African safari 
- Ulusaba Private Game Reserve 4/5Celebrity-friendly luxury in Sabi Sand’s wild west 
- Zambia country review 5/5Home of the walking safari 
- Bangweulu Wetlands 4/5Enchanting waterways and ugly-sister storks 
- Blue Lagoon National Park 3/5Bird-rich park, close to Zambia’s capital 
- Kafue National Park 4/5Vast, varied park with a recently-discovered feel 
- Kasanka National Park 4/5Bats galore and a laidback atmosphere 
- Liuwa Plain National Park 4/5Gorgeous but remote park in Zambia’s wild west 
- Lochinvar National Park 3/5Lonely marshlands beside the Kafue River 
- Lower Zambezi National Park 5/5Alluring bush lodges, memorable birdwatching 
- Luambe National Park 4/5Hidden wilderness on the famous Luangwa 
- Lukusuzi National Park 3/5Little-visited park in the much-visited Luangwa Valley 
- Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park 4/5Mighty falls, and a spot of gentle wildlife-watching 
- Nsumbu National Park 4/5Lakeshore park with a promising future 
- Sioma Ngwezi National Park 3/5Remote park close to the Zambezi Region 
- South Luangwa National Park 5/5Possibly Africa’s finest walking safari destination 
- Zimbabwe country review 5/5Classic Safari Zone on the Road to Recovery 
- Chizarira National Park 4/5Seclusion Close to Lake Kariba 
- Gonarezhou National Park 4/5Remote Park on the Edge of a Vast Wilderness 
- Hwange National Park 4/5Zimbabwe’s Classic Big Five Reserve, for Old-School Safari Adventures 
- Mana Pools National Park 5/5Perfect for Vehicle-Free Wildlife-Watching 
- Matobo National Park 4/5Ancient Hills in the Heart of Matabeleland 
- Matusadona National Park 5/5Where You Really Can Walk on the Wild Side 
- Nyanga National Park 4/5Wooded Hills and Waterfalls 
- Zambezi National Park 4/5On the Doorstep of Victoria Falls 
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