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Bruceontour   –  
New Zealand NZ
Visited: July 2009 Reviewed: Jul 6, 2011

50-65 years of age

Review about Chobe National Park by Bruceontour
Overall rating
3/5

Just our luck that the setting sun was in the wrong angle ie animals between us and the sun and therefore were backlit. Despite this with more time we would have been rewarded like the other travellers we had met on route including some of our own group who had separated from us the previous day to start another tour and what they saw.

Bruceontour   –  
New Zealand NZ
Visited: July 2009 Reviewed: Jul 6, 2011

50-65 years of age

Review about Okavango Delta by Bruceontour
Overall rating
3/5

A place where one has to go as we were on a very small part of this huge expanse of inland water. With the previous heavy rain, the whole water level was high resulting in animals being displaced.

mrdiggler   –  
Germany DE
Visited: June 2011 Reviewed: Jul 15, 2011

20-35 years of age

Review about Lake Manyara National Park by mrdiggler
Overall rating
3/5

go and have a half-day excursion (hunting, "smoking") to the Hadzabe people!!

africadunc   –  
Australia AU
Visited: July 2004 Reviewed: Jul 16, 2011

35-50 years of age

About: Zambia
Review about Zambia by africadunc
Overall rating
3/5

The wildlife watching was poor becasue the animals ran when they saw the vehicle and it was hard to get to, but it was memorable. To be fair, we didnt drive deep into the park, partly because the roads weren't signposted and we got a bit lost. If the infrastructure was improved and poaching stopped, it would be a wonderful destination. We visited in 2004.

JASPAL SEMBI   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: November 2010 Reviewed: Jul 26, 2011

20-35 years of age

Review about Nairobi National Park by JASPAL SEMBI
Overall rating
3/5

its good being the only national park next to a city which you can see from a distance

mpotechin   –  
Canada CA
Visited: June 2011 Reviewed: Aug 7, 2011

20-35 years of age

Review about Lake Manyara National Park by mpotechin
Overall rating
3/5

Lake Manyara is an interesting location that is very different from what one expects in East Africa. The lake provides year-round water, which makes Lake Manyara green and lush, and this location is one of the best for monkeys and baboons. We found, however, that the game drive here was a bit lacking compared to the other three locations we visited. The lake is full of flamingos, but there are no roads passing nearby (at least there were not when we did our game drive), so all we saw was a pink haze in the distance. We also saw small numbers of elephants, lions, giraffes... but after being spoiled by the amount of wildlife in the other parks, we were a wee bit disappointed. It is interesting to see this location, due to its dissimilarity from the other parks, but if you want to save money by cutting a day from the safari, this is the one to skip.

gavathome   –  
New Zealand NZ
Visited: February 2011 Reviewed: Aug 8, 2011

35-50 years of age

Review about Lake Manyara National Park by gavathome
Overall rating
3/5

Very dry and dusty, also was very hot and uncomfortable. Would recommend going at a different time of year, we went in February.

Michele   –  
Italy IT
Visited: September 2010 Reviewed: Aug 12, 2011

20-35 years of age

Review about Mikumi National Park by Michele
Overall rating
3/5

Is a nice park to visit in a weekend from Dar es Salaam. But if you come in Tanzaniafor game viewing, you cannot lose other parks much more exciting.

Nico Roets Visited: October 2010 Reviewed: Aug 16, 2011

About: Zimbabwe
Review about Zimbabwe by Nico Roets
Overall rating
3/5

Zimbabwe is the most scenic country in Southern Africa. Mana Pools and Hwange are special places and Victoria Falls should be seen by everybody.

Nico Roets Visited: October 2010 Reviewed: Aug 16, 2011

Review about Matobo National Park by Nico Roets
Overall rating
3/5

The rock formations are fantastic with a figure or face to be made out in almost every formation. A surreal experience to be awaken by hooting of Pel's fishing owl.

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