50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Namibia by Val Edlin
We have visited many African parks and can honestly say that we have never seen such a variety of birds and animals as we saw in the various sites we visited. All camps and guides were superb as was the air service between camps
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65+ years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
a perfect dive into the safari world
along with a good and friendly team of 3 (guide, cook and help) traveled 10 days through the parks, slipping under a tent in the parks, surrounded by the animals. Were lucky to see most of them in their natural in habitat. Enjoyed every minute of it.
Review about Kenya by Kristine
I thought it was great but have nothing to compare it to. I've never been anywhere else in Africa. I suppose there may be other starting point cities better than Nairobi.
20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Review about Kenya by Caroline Wallace
Kenya is the most amazing country I've ever been too. The Kenyan people are the most welcoming, generous, and kind people I have ever met. The beauty of Kenya is incredible. Western Kenya is so green and rural. Southern Kenya has vast landscapes. Kenya has so many different landscapes. I would recommend visiting Kenya to everyone!
Review about Zimbabwe by Gary Schear
As explained above- LESS PEOPLE - More like the westerners Vision of a REAL Safari. Dirt Roads etc.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Tanzania by Sandy H.
Animals roam free throughout Tanzania. Humans are simply observers in their world. The Tanzanian people are friendly and always smiling. The accommodations offer all the comforts of home.
Review about Uganda by Tara
Uganda is the best part of Africa!! The people are the most hospitable, the geography is lush and green, the animals to see are amazing!
CO
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
CA
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Kenya by Mahasri Weerasooriya & family
Living in Canada, we really appreciated the cultural values of this awesome country, and felt extremely safe and comfortable, but of course all credit has to go to Odyssey Safaris for providing us with 2 awesome guides/drivers and very nice jeeps. The terrain is a little rough but hey, you are on the great Rift Valley and there is nothing to compare the scenery to it. Wildlife EVERYWHERE! It's too bad that people have got the wrong impression of Africa as a whole due to the Ebola crisis, but do your due diligence, last time I checked, there was not one case of Ebola in Kenya. Regarding the terrorists attacks, well, you might as well stay locked in your bedroom if you live in fear!! Certainly not encouraging you to go to Libya, Iraq, Syria or other NORTH AFRICAN countries, but terrorists attacks happen right in our back yard in Canada and the US, so, don't stop this from going on a Safari to Kenya, it has to be on everyone's bucket list.