20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Chance to see amazing animals in a natural environment.
We loved our game drives and saw so many amazing animal interactions. We got so close up to lions feeding and saw cubs, wild dogs, and a lot of other beautiful animals. We did not enjoy walking safari’s or boat rides. The people we met in Botswana were very kind and thoughtful. We were served great food and all lodgings were very nice.
NL
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing Safari, well organized with a very nice and knowledgeable guide
In three days we saw almost all the animals and the guide really works hard to find them and to make sure you get close them. We saw Lions, Cheetahs, Hippos, Crocodiles, Elephants, you name it...
We chose one of the more luxury accommodations. The room was nice, but the food was a bit disappointing. This could be because they just opened and we were the only guests at the time.
ES
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Serious and 100%
From the first moment they were serious and reliable. They did not ask us for money in advance and everything we contracted with them was fulfilled. punctual in transportation and very friendly
35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Professional, very well organized, flexible and lovely character.
Best trip ever, perfectly organized and very much focused on our needs and wishes. With Reagan ,you will definitely get the most out of our Uganda experience and leave with a lot of new impressions.
TH
Very efficient service
From the start to the finish, MoAfrika Tours was efficient and fast with responses. The trip., in itself, with the your guides and chosen accommodation, was excellent, from.the start to the finish. Good value for money and I highly recommend.
FR
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Great Safari experience
I strongly recommend MoAfrika Tours as I had a great experience for My Safari at Pilanesberg.
From the communication to the service, everything was clear.
The guide on the tour was one of a kind and gave us a lot of information.
We saw many animals very closely which was an amazing experience.
NL
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Enthusiastic and very kind
The safari trip was amazing, which was for a large part due to our amazing tour guide Zachary, who knew the parks extremely well and was genuinely enthusiastic about the animals
NG
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
They were efficient and customer centric. They ensured I got value for my money.
I was referred to this tour operator by a friend in Nigeria and I didn't have a dingle regret. They made me enjoyed my short stay in Nairobi. Always giving me options to choose and they tailored the trips to my specifications. I will recommend them to everybody. I will be back in East Africa soon and I will still engage them. Thanks Mr Kipirito.
GR
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
A COUNTRY OF HUGE CONTRASTS
We were only in Jo'burg, so I can't comment on all of S.Africa. We were staying in Sandton - total luxury everywhere you looked - the cars, the buildings, the malls. We did a trip on the Green bus route around the area where Mandela lived latterly. Wow.. However the houses are all locked in behind high walls, electrical fences, security. We were strongly advised against going out on our own - our hotel had a shuttle bus to the mall and convention centre. There is security everywhere however. We did a day trip to Pilansberg reserve. Very enjoyable with a very knowledgeable guide - plenty of elephants with babies and a rhino with her baby too. We saw a lot of plains game and also the birdlife was lovely. On our final day after the Expo that we were attending, we went to Soweto and the Apartheid museum. Well worth the visit.
GR
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Pilanesberg Game Reserve by Tracey Skagias
I have been around many game parks in my life - I was born and raised in Kenya. I know you have to be lucky to see certain animals. I did find the tarmac road through the park rather unusual, and although I understand the why, I found rhinos without horns a bit sad. The grass was very long so visibility was a bit difficult for things like warthogs, lions etc. It was very pleasant and my colleague had never been to Africa before so she found it wonderful.