JP
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
6-Day Machame climb and 1-Day Safari
We joined a 6-day Machame Route climb with two people, plus a one-day safari tour in Arusha National Park as an optional tour. Richard, who organized the tour, was very kind and always took the time to answer our many questions. The package also included airport–hotel transfers, and rental equipment was conveniently delivered to our hotel.
For the climb, we were supported by a team of 11: two guides, one chef, one waiter, and seven porters. Our mountain guides, Goodluck and Gift, set a pace that matched our fitness level, which made the trek very comfortable. The tent was cozy, and the meals were delicious. Compared to large group tours, the smaller group allowed for more flexibility, and our team was able to secure great camping spots. With the fitness level of people in their 30s, summiting Uhuru Peak in six days was very achievable. One tip: prepare your tips in advance for the final day, as there are recommended guidelines for tipping ammount.
After the climb, we spent a day on safari in Arusha National Park. It was only a two-hour drive from Moshi, and we saw a wide variety of animals. For anyone who wants to experience the nature of Tanzania in a small group setting, we highly recommend Kilimanjaro Vikings.
DE
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Namnyak was the 😍😍🥰🥰😍😍🥰🥰 bessssstttttt!!!!
Our adventure in Kenya was a journey into one of Africa’s most beautiful place where the mighty Mount Kilimanjaro rises majestically above golden plains teeming with wildlife. Traveling alongside my best friend, every moment was charged with awe as we witnessed nature’s grandeur unfold in vivid detail. Amboseli’s star residents, the elephant herds, moved gracefully across the dusty terrain, their massive frames casting long shadows in the afternoon sun. Observing the complex social dynamics of these giants calves protected carefully by their matriarchs, bulls asserting their strength, and the gentle interactions between family members bwas a privilege that deepened our understanding of wildlife behavior. The park’s diverse habitats provided a rich tapestry of wildlife experiences. From baboons chattering in the acacia trees to the graceful elegance of giraffes browsing on thorny branches, every sighting added layers to our appreciation of this ecosystem. The park’s wetlands, though sparse, attracted vibrant flocks of birds, adding splashes of color against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro’s snowy peak.
SX
50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Unforgettable Safari Experience with African Big Cats Safari
This was my second time traveling with African Big Cats Safari, and once again, they exceeded all expectations. From start to finish, my safari in Tanzania was absolutely incredible. The team went above and beyond to make sure every detail of the trip was perfect. Communication before the safari was smooth and professional, and once on the ground, everything was organized seamlessly.
I chose the Comfort Package, and I must say the accommodations felt more like luxury. Every lodge and camp we stayed at was beautifully set up, with excellent service, delicious meals, and a level of comfort that exceeded my expectations while still giving an authentic safari atmosphere.
Our guide was not only extremely knowledgeable about the wildlife and landscapes but also passionate about conservation and sharing his culture. He had an incredible eye for spotting animals — we were lucky enough to see the Big Five and countless other species up close, all while feeling safe and well taken care of.
Each day felt like a new adventure, from breathtaking sunrises over the Serengeti to watching elephants at a watering hole as the sun set.
This was truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and I cannot recommend African Big Cats Safari highly enough. If you are planning a safari in Tanzania, they are the team you want to travel with!
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Kruger National Park by Hana
We were very lucky and saw so many animals.
BE
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Ngorongoro Crater by Hanne van Meerbeeck
I loved that it was 1 park. But there were so many diversities in it.
BE
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Arusha National Park by Hanne van Meerbeeck
Beautiful park and lots to see
DE
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Nyerere National Park by Elina
A big variety of different landscapes from bushes to forests to steppe, hills, meadows and lakes. It was more difficult to spot animals because of the bushes and trees, but if you saw some they were sometimes right in front of you. Breathtaking moments and views.
DE
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Mikumi National Park by Elina
A lot of different animals are easy to spot in the flat landscape of Mikumi, but not a lot of changes in it. More like steppes and meadows.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Country of wonders
This was our first time to South Africa and we have had a smashing time from the start to the end. We landed in Johannesburg late and were going to another domestic flight, everyone in the airport was helpful to let us go through, simply there were all wonderful. We visited Hoedspruit town, a small town on the edge of Greater Kruger and it was lovely town settled between fruit farms and mountains on the horizon. We visited Karongwe Game Reserve, a niche place full of beautiful animals, we saw all big5 there. Then we went on the Panorama Tour which was absolutely stunning with so many beautiful views of mountains, rivers and waterfalls. Hazyview was our other stop, a larger busier but beautiful town on the edge of Kruger National Park. Kruger itself is just breathtaking, we saw so many animals! Everything is so well organised and looked after. Next stop was St.Lucia and iSinmangaliso wetland park. Wow place and must visit if you like hippos, rhinos, crocs and birds! Then Cape Town. What a place to live, sea & mountains, what else one needs in life. The shopping and pubs were great too. Trip to the top of Table Mountain is another a must do. Cape of Good Hope was a bit too packed with tourists to our liking but stunning nevertheless. Last stop was Hermanus and whale watching. 5 stars place. We met so many lovely people over the two weeks holidays, made unforgettable friends and memories. Everything worked smoothly, high level of service. Maybe we were just lucky but from my perspective we loved South Africa, and definitely will be coming back.
SA
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Masai mara reserve one of the best safari
We bean very lucky to see the great migration crossing the Mara river from (wildebeest and zebra)
We see 4 from the big five animal but We could not see the leopard
We had outdoor dinning experience as bush breakfast and bush lunch
We had an experience with Ballon safari was amazing to see the great migration from 6000 feet and the most of the the wild animals