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Rim Hamza   –  
Spain ES
Visited: September 2018 Reviewed: Oct 19, 2018

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Review about Lake Nakuru National Park by Rim Hamza
Overall rating
4/5

I was expecting much more flamingos and birds in lake Nakura. However I was amazed by the closeness to the animals (zebras, buffalos, antilopes...). We also saw 3 rhinos and the views were amazing.

Rim Hamza   –  
Spain ES
Visited: September 2018 Reviewed: Oct 19, 2018

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

About: Kenya
Memorable safari Masai Mara and Nakuru
Overall rating
4/5

I went on a 4 days safari to Masai Mara and Nakuru. We were able to see 4 of the big five (we didn't see the leopard) and many other animals, the scenic view was amazing.

Jessica   –  
France FR
Visited: August 2018 Reviewed: Oct 18, 2018

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

GREAT TOUR WITH A GREAT GUIDE
4/5

The communication with Rama was excellent. He advised us in a great way and listened to our needs so that we could have the best experience.
The car was great, we were just 2 people, my friend and I.
The accomodation was clean and greatly located. The staff was super friendly and helfpul.
The only thing that we were a bit disappointed about was not being able to do a walking safari in the morning because we had to leave around 10am to catch our ferry in Dar and it was duting the weekdn so the driver was concerned we would miss the ferry. We went to visit the village instead but it was not the same.
Thank you however, Rama, it was a great and beautiful experience!!!!
Jessica

Spencioza Zawadi   –  
Kenya KE
Visited: September 2018 Reviewed: Oct 17, 2018

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

It was a great experience
4/5

Nice memory
It was my second time in Tanzania and this time i went with my younger sister and the tour was fantastic. We spent three days in Ruaha national park, we saw four big animals including lions and leopards. Accommodation at Ruaha hilltop lodge was amazing. I loved their services. All credits goes to our guide from luitours, he knows well where to spot animals and he was very familiar with the park.

Lisa L   –  
Canada CA
Visited: October 2018 Reviewed: Oct 17, 2018

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Very satisfied with the service!
4/5

We booked Kilimanjaro and Safari with Trans Kibo.

A few months ago I started contacting Trans Kibo and other trekking agencies. Thomas is very patient at my emails and all replies are instant. Guides they arranged for climb are professional and helpful. All 5 of us summit. After climb Abraham came to hotel to book safari for us. It was great!

Quote is very competitive and service meets our expectation. I'll recommend Trans Kibo to my friends for sure.

Bruno Silva   –  
Brazil BR
Visited: September 2018 Reviewed: Oct 17, 2018

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

9 day safari in Kenya and Tanzania
4/5

Erick was a very attentive person, always ready to help and always answered the questions. We plan our trip almost 10 months in advance, it is difficult to build trust based only on online conversations, so we start early to negotiate and explore trips. When we closed our package, we decided several points, including day tour in Nairobi and shuttle from the airport to the hotel. Everything worked out, in spite of the fear on the first day, when Erick asked what we had agreed. That's when I learned Hakuna Matata, it's going to be all right. I explained to him everything we had arranged, I showed him emails and he explained that he had lost his cell phone, so far so good. In the rest of the trip, everything went smoothly except for the last shuttle, from the hotel to the kilimanjaro airport, which I did for myself in Tanzania, but the money was returned, that is, it was honest. Anyway, you can trust, it will be all right, and accept the guides' advice, even if it is to change the trip, there will be a mutual win-win relationship.
By the way, on this trip we met with Ewamanns Safari the locations of Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Lake Maniara, Ngorongoro Crater and Tangerine Park, ie 2 countries, several parks, we did not lack food, decent accommodations, helpful guides and fantastic experiences.

Saad   –  
France FR
Visited: October 2018 Reviewed: Oct 17, 2018

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Great safari, an incredible experience
4/5

Amazing experience ! Our guide and chef were very professional. We felt safe and comfortable. Thank you !

Dwayne   –  
United States US
Visited: October 2018 Reviewed: Oct 17, 2018

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Best Customer care and Services
4/5

First I want to thank u for all your help with organizing this family trip for us.
Everything was great, we got all rooms next to each other.
The Safari went smooth, the resort was nice & great restaurants.
We took 7 Days Solio, Elementatita and Mara Trip and we had so much fun.
The only thing that was missing on this trip, was to stay for a few more days ;-)
So thank you again from me and my family.

Tom Bullock   –  
Australia AU
Visited: September 2018 Reviewed: Oct 17, 2018

65+ years of age  |  Experience level: over 5 safaris

About: Zimbabwe
A walking safari was a first for us and gave a very different perspective of Hwange.
Overall rating
4/5

The numbers and diversity of the animals in Hwange was disappointing and definitely not comparable to the pre-independence period.
The bush camp was well organised and comfortable.
Our guide, Scott, was knowledgeable and interesting.
Unfortunately we hit a hot spell which made activities in the middle of the day difficult.

Cathy   –  
Belgium BE
Visited: August 2018 Reviewed: Oct 16, 2018

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: over 5 safaris

Enjoyable and affordable way to enjoy a safari in the Zambian bush
4/5

Our family of four (two adults and kids aged 15 and 12) did a 6 day safari to Kafue with Adventure Purists in August 2018.
We're not usually campers, but the high cost of accommodation in Zambia is beyond our budget, so this was the only affordable option.
Overall, we were pleasantly surprised by how comfortable the camping proved to be. The tents are in good condition, and having the use of a collapsible stretcher bed (which comes with a mattress) rather than sleeping on the ground makes all the difference in terms of comfort. We brought our own sleeping bags and pillows, but these can also be hired from the company (as they take up a lot of luggage space). You are expected to help with erecting and dismantling the tents, but this isn't an onerous task and the kids in particular thought that it was great fun.
The camp sites we stayed at were well laid out, with good communal bathrooms and flush toilet facilities. The bathrooms were kept clean, and there was always hot water and toilet paper available (not always a given). There's no escaping the fact that it's a nuisance to have to trek to the bathroom if you need to go to the toilet in the night, but that's the nature of camping (rather than 'glamping' with en suite bathroom facilities) and for this reason, you should be sure to pack a torch - one of the torches mounted on a headband is ideal.
The food was standard bush catering, with generous portions and some degree of choice with the picnic-style breakfasts and lunches. As the vehicle is equipped with a fridge, the staff were able to buy and store fresh meat and vegetables en route, and it was nice to see that there was very little use of canned food. The highlight was a braai (BBQ), with some of the best steak I've ever eaten. All the cooking and washing up is done by the staff.
Water and fruit juice is included in the price, but soft drinks and alcoholic beverages are for your own account, and you'll be given an opportunity to buy these before you leave town.
The driver/guide and cook were friendly, helpful and competent, and the driver was safe and cautious. The vehicle was extremely comfortable, and as it pulls a trailer (which is where the tents, catering equipment and luggage is stored), there's lots of space. The vehicle has windows that can be removed, which maximises your game viewing and photographic opportunities. There are also power sockets in the vehicle so that you can charge important items like camera batteries (be sure to bring your own chargers).
If you're considering this tour, then I would strongly recommend that you pack a selection of clothes with long sleeves and trousers. Usually you'd think that you'll only need these in the bush after sunset to minimise the risk of mosquito bites, but Kafue is tsetse fly territory, and those critters are huge, tenacious and pack a painful bite.
Finally, make the most of the experience and the memories by bringing the best camera equipment you can afford - yu won't regret it.

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