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Bliss
US
Visited:
July 2019
Reviewed: Jul 28, 2019
Email Bliss | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Lovely camp, great guides. Tracking leopards (collared) allowed for great viewing. Education center well set up.
Javier Elías Guzmán Téllez
ES
Visited:
September 2018
Reviewed: Oct 24, 2018
Email Javier Elías Guzmán Téllez | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Not as many species of big animals as in Etosha. The bush is monotonus, but the termite mounds, dry riverbeds and hills are mysterious and magnetic.
I gave a low puntuation for bush vibe because if is a totally fenced area (although it is big and leopards manage to move acroos the fences if the want) and you have no doubth you will see the cats (that's why you go there), but the cheetahs are not really wild.
The trail system is very good and you can spend time searching for small wildlife and some anteloppes on your own with no dangerous animals around, (except snakes, of course).
Not many species of birds, but good for white tailed shrike, sandgrouses, rockrunner, finches, owls... Also in gamedrives you can tell the driver to stop for birds if other passengers agree.
Brown hyaenas are easy in night drives: the seem pigs eating the rubbish they served to them. we saw two of them with many jackals and two porcupines, all gatther around the garbage. Not so wild, but interested indeed.
Kaku
ZM
Visited:
December 2017
Reviewed: Feb 11, 2018
Email Kaku | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
It was good for private nature reserve and it is understandable that they need a fence but it is a little disturbing if you compare to national parks.