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Mark and Saoirse Visited: April 2015 Reviewed: May 13, 2015

Wonderful Experience
5/5

This tour incorporated 3 days in Etosha National Park and 3 days in Sossusvlei (the desert region). From start to finish the entire tour was exquisitely organised.

We were collected from our hotel (which they helped us book) and introduced to our tour guides ( Milner and Ruben - two of the nicest guys you will ever meet)

Our tour group's demographic varied greatly but we all got on like a house on fire.
The Etosha part of our tour consisted of game drives and camping - we got to see loads of animals including a pride of 20 lion, fighting Rhinos and pronking Springbok.
The campsites were very well equipped and comfortable - the guides had us erecting the tents in under 5 minutes! The standard of the cooking blew us away especially since Ruben was working off a campfire.Milner's spirited commentary kept us amused and interested throughout even the long drives.

For the Sossusvlei leg we opted for the lodge accommodation (Dune Lodge) and it was one of the most beautiful places we have ever stayed although if we are honest, Ruben's cooking was superior! The dunes have to be seen to be believed - some of the most exhilarating sights you will ever see. Running down Dune 45 at sunrise will make you feel like a kid and leave you smiling from ear to ear for the rest of the day.

A word of warning, the desert gets really cold at night and the early mornings so do pack a jumper.

If you are planning a trip in Namibia, I would highly recommend "running with the Wild Dogs!!" Brilliant tour operator and fantastic team.

Ganesh Waheed   –  
India IN
Visited: February 2015 Reviewed: May 13, 2015

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

The BEST Service for the BEST price - your search stops here =)
5/5

Do not bother looking anywhere else. Good Time Safaris provided us with far better service at a much better price than any other company I contacted or went on a previous safari with. Our guide was relaxed yet very professional, flexible and knowledgeable. The vehicle we rode in was top notch as well. Cannot recommend this company highly enough. My wife and I went with her parents on a 4day/3night safari to Ngorongoro and the Serengeti and stayed at the Ngorongoro Wild Tented in both places (which I also recommend).

Elsie Jager   –  
South Africa ZA
Visited: April 2015 Reviewed: May 13, 2015

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

What an experience Everything worked out for me, Shaun and the Game Rangers felt like family thank u
5/5

I was happy with everything Thank you. Company was great, the know how, excellent

Ling Visited: July 2014 Reviewed: May 13, 2015

Life changing experience
5/5

My trip to Zambia with Laura and Tom is life changing and soul touching . Their efforts, knowledge and passion made this trip very special and unforgettable. Thank you Laura and Tom. I can't wait to go on another journey with you.
Ling

Denis Micheni   –  
Kenya KE
Visited: March 2015 Reviewed: May 13, 2015

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

Super Tours and Safaris Company Whose Services are Geared towards Client satisfaction
5/5

I and my friends used Wecam Safaris for a Three Nights Four Days Great Rift valley Safari. They made us tailored Safari that suited our needs perfectly. We were amazed by How the staff was so considerate. A truly dedicated team who listened to us always. They worked extra hard to make sure that we got the best services at the hotels. Finally we will be wrong if we dont give a big laud of applause to their driver who acted as both driver and guide. One could tell that the guy was passionate about his work

Alan   –  
United States US
Visited: May 2015 Reviewed: May 13, 2015

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

Great Safari Experience
5/5

We had a wonderful experience with Afroriginal. Even though we arranged the safari at nearly the last minute, Desiree was extremely responsive and helpful in setting up the itinerary and arranging our guide and transportation. She met us at the airport in Arusha and introduced us to our guide, Stewart. Stewart was fantastic, extremely knowledgeable about all the ecosystems and animals that we encountered. Would definitely recommend Afroriginal to anyone looking for a good safari operator in the future.

Rosita So Image   –  
Netherlands NL
Visited: March 2015 Reviewed: May 14, 2015

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

About: Botswana
Review about Botswana by Rosita So Image
Overall rating
5/5

We saw a lot of wildlife in Botswana, not only during the game drive, also when we hit the roads, giraffes, zebras, kudus, springboks etc, we spotted lot of birds as well on the electricity poles and trees.
Nice weather in march and nice peoples. we will definitely visit Botswana again in the near future.

TravelingTulls   –  
United States US
Visited: September 2014 Reviewed: May 14, 2015

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

About: Botswana
Review about Botswana by TravelingTulls
Overall rating
5/5

Botswana is unspoiled. The government has the wisdom to protect its species and its environment.

Rosita So Image   –  
Netherlands NL
Visited: March 2015 Reviewed: May 14, 2015

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

Exploring wonderful Okavango Delta
Overall rating
5/5

After a bumpy ride, we arrived at the campsite in Gweta, at the Okavango Delta, where the staffs were waiting and welcoming us by singing and dancing. After a short briefing about the activities we were going to take, the staffs immediately served us some tea and coffee. Late in the afternoon, we took a 2-hours trekking (we spotted some elephants, buffaloes); after dinner, the staffs entertained us with more dances and songs by the campfire. The staffs were so warm, welcoming, and friendly-just like all the staffs from other campsites during our stay in Botswana.

The next day we were taking a Mokoro (a dug-out canoe), we left early in the morning to explore the Okavango Delta. The mokoro can carry 2 people and a poler, usually a guide from a local campsite. The poler, stands in the stern and uses a long pole to propel through the shallow water. It is so peaceful and serene, and the water is so calm during the trip. The view is breathtakingly beautiful, especially during the sunrise. Okavango Delta is the home of more than 400 species of birds, large variety of wildlife and painted reed frogs.

Another way to enjoy the aerial view of the delta is by taking a 45-minutes helicopter rise (a 206 or 210 Cessna) from Maun Airport, which cost about US$90.00. In order to be able to see different views, the helicopter sometimes flies at 45 degrees angle left or right, which could be nauseating and making you dizzy. Those uncomfortable feelings is a very small price to pay for the magnificent view from the sky, especially when you spot the animals- elephants, hippopotamus, buffaloes, among other things.

The weather in March was nice although sometimes a bit chilly at night, since it was almost the beginning of the Autumn. The roads mostly bumpy, e.g., it took about 6 hours to drive about 500 kilometers. One thing we noticed in Botswana was that we stopped at the police check points very often; for what purpose, we never knew. The immigration officer at the Kazungula (Botswana-Zimbabwe Border) was very friendly. He asked if we had a nice time and invited us back to visit different parts of the country. We left Botswana very happy that day-not only we saw so many animals (elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, rhinos, birds, antelopes, etc), but also some countrysides, as well as met nice people.

Not to sound cliche, but you will never forget the experience and the excitement after taking these trips.

TravelingTulls   –  
United States US
Visited: September 2014 Reviewed: May 14, 2015

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Okavango Delta offers the truest safari experience - spectacular wildlife and unspoiled nature
Overall rating
5/5

Our three nights in the Okavango Delta were the nature highlight of our Southern Africa trip. (which is no small thing with stops in Zambia, Cape Town and Londolozi – all highly recommended!) The difference in the Okavango was the beauty of the delta itself. The blue ribbons of water lined with sea grass and occasional water lilies were a photographer’s dream - especially when out of the grass poked a brightly colored Jacana or a trumpeting elephant.
All activities at camp revolve around the water. We were met by staffers at the airstrip who transferred us to a small launch to make our approach to camp. Twice daily game drives were in Land Rovers equipped for the watery terrain. We drove through areas with 3-4 feet of water. “Legs Up!” would shout our guide and we’d hold cameras, etc., above our heads.
The wildlife in the Okavango was extraordinary, with close encounters with leopards, hippos and elephants. And the abundance of birdlife is legendary. Afternoons at camp were spent watching crested barbets, weaver-birds, and other striking species from our deck.

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