IN
35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Flights and Safaris were friendly as well as professional in dealing with us.
The experience was memorable. Flights and Safaris were truly professional in their approach. The safari was money's worth. The driver was extremely good.
Scope for improvement : Accommodation in Nairobi was not money's worth. This should be included int he package. Food and restaurant service in Mara Sopa Lodge to be improved.
Otherwise everything was absolutely fine.
65+ years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
It was the most satisfying safari tour that I have ever been on--nothing was too much trouble.
From the initial booking of the safari to the safari itself, nothing was too mush trouble for this company. The hotel they suggested was amazing and Kakasii our driver went out of his way to make our safari the best one we have been on with little touches that other companies don't do thus making our experience much more than we expected. We will certainly use this company again and recommend it to anyone who wants an extra special experience that doesn't cost the earth.
SE
35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Superb budget safari experience with professional and caring staff.
We had a six day tented safari visiting, in order, Tarangire, Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Lake Manyara. Perfect arrangement for our family safari (kids 11 and 13.) Guide and cook was the perfect team to maximize our adventure and adapt to our needs and requests. Food surprisingly varied and well made considering the conditions. Guide did all in his power to show us everything. And we did! The car and tents were old but functional. Best regards to Stanley and Sokofo from the Bendz family!
MX
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Great experience.
It was totally a complete service, I really appreciate the assistance they give us so it would be great if you have a safari experience throughout big five voyage!
20-35 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
The great amazing memories safaris
Over the 2016 Easter holiday i happened to book a safari for me and my family with amazing memories safaris. The safari was comfortable with friendly and steadfast staff who had the willingness to respond to clients questions anytime, a well informed driver guide, great hospitality and above all their prices were Reasonable.
I would like to thank the whole team that made our safari a success and recommend Amazing memories safaris to whoever is planning a safari.
US
65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
The trip of a lifetime - so much more than I expected!
This trip turned out so well that I can hardly praise it enough! Pre-trip communication was good, and all my questions were answered promptly. The tour itself was wonderful, due in large part to our guide, Charles. Charles was knowledgable, friendly, and endlessly patient, and I highly recommend him. The hotels were comfortable, and the food was good. I hadn't expected to see quite so many animals - I expect Charles knew just where to find them! Some of the things which made it so enjoyable were just luck: we had a very congenial group, and the weather was beautiful. Still, if I go to Africa again, I will choose Odyssey, and will ask for Charles.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Namib-Naukluft National Park by paulafrenchp
An amazing experience the dunes have to be seen to be believed
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Amazing wildlife, great lodges and beautiful landscape
We had a self drive from Windhoek and our main reason for visiting was the prolific wildlife. Our first stop was an overnight stay in 'Olive Grove'. A really small boutique hotel, with lovely attention to detail and great food. Our next stop was Hoodia Desert Lodge in Sesriem to visit the world famous dunes. The lodge was beautiful and each chalet has air-con - a blessing in the scorching heat. The main lodge area was beautifully furnished and the manager and staff were extremely helpful and friendly. The food was also very good. We took an early morning trip to the dunes and our guide spotted and showed us stuff we never would've noticed. The walk to the top of Big Mama dune was hard work (for me), especially in 100 + degree heat. The highlight of this trip for me was seeing Dead Vlei - with black burnt trees against an orange background and a cloudless blue sky. This was a photographers dream. We then drove to Erindi private reserve and stayed in Traders Lodge. This is quite a large busy lodge, but the views from the lounge overlooking the waterhole was amazing. We were greeted on arrival by Wild dogs in camp. The evening viewing from camp was non stop from elephants, hippos, zebra, giraffes, wildebeest and Eland, all visiting the waterhole over the course of the evening. Our room overlooked the small waterhole at the rear of the lodge and lions and rhino came in the dead of night (caught with a remote camera). The game drives although good, are in my opinion a bit too organised. We were also unfortunate to have a vehicle that broke down twice! Unfortunately, they hadn't fixed the problem from the previous drive, and so we broke down again the next day. It was disappointing as this meant we missed most of our sundowner, as we were waiting for another vehicle to come and pick us up. The animals are tracked by GPS, and so you are nearly guaranteed of seeing what you want, it felt more like a safari park than an african safari. From here we went on to Etosha for 6 nights. Our first stop was Okaukeujo where we had booked a premier waterside chalet (definitely worth the extra), as you are right next to the waterhole and can sit out all night watching the game come and go. We had an amazing experience with elephants staying from early evening to sunset and beyond, just during themselves and bathing and playing. The trumpeting was an experience never to be forgotten. The chalet was clean and modern. The restaurant is average but the food could be better - however, you go to Okaukeujo for wildlife not a gourmet meal. Our second stop was Onguma Reserve, just out side Etosha. A nice camp which felt like an oasis compared to the dry dusty plains of Etosha. We had one evening game drive in the Onguma reserve which was a little quiet compared to Etosha. The guides are excellent and vehicles comfortable. The waterhole within the reserve was quiet when we visited. We saw a few giraffe and some waterbuck. Our next stay was in Anderssons Camp, again just outside the park. A nice old camp with a vibrant evening waterhole, where Rhino seem to visit every night - Their camp side is great, you are literally within feet of the many animals that go to drink there. We had one game drive within Onguma and saw the resident lions and rhino. We opted to self drive in Etosha and the waterholes are vibrant and teeming with animals. This was our second visit to Etosha and we were concerned we would be disappointed after having a great safari previously - but we were not disappointed and will visit again.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Namibia by paulafrenchp
Wildlife is prolific in the dry season, but not so good for birders. I would recommend Namibia as a destination and it is a safe place to visit - driving there is very good and the roads (mainly) are in excellent condition
SE
ExcellentExcellent
Safaris with Safarihub is a unique experience, this one in the Africa was unforgettable: so beautiful landscapes and animals with absolutely lovely lodges with outstanding hosts, guides and services.