50-65 years of age
Review about Addo Elephant National Park by Pierre Lombard
To see elephants,it is the park to go to.
50-65 years of age
Fantastic.Game is full up in the park
It is South Africa's most popular park to visit.The weather is nice all year round making it very popular and making it the best game park in RSA if not the world .Game is plentiful in the park and making it possible to see the Big 5.Time is needed if one is really to enjoy beauty of the scenery,there is just too much to see.The park also offers night drives which is an awesome experience on its own.The park on a whole is well maintained.The accommodation and catering is of high standard.
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50-65 years of age
Review about Chobe National Park by Caroline Castendijk
Lots and lots of water, having to go around by boat to see the wildlife, gives a very special feel to the destination.
50-65 years of age
Review about South Africa by Pierre Lombard
South Africa is the world in one country.
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50-65 years of age
Review about Botswana by Caroline Castendijk
In comparison to other Southern African countries that we visited there was a little less wildlife. It has quite a different scenery, because there is a lot of water and you mostly get around by boat, which is very charming indeed!
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50-65 years of age
Review about Impala Tours by Caroline Castendijk
Everything was very well organized. We travelled from one lodge to the other by plane and were greeted, entertained and pushed off again with accuracy, yet everywhere we went they gave us a wonderful safari experience.
50-65 years of age
Review about Okavango Delta by richandger
Probably one of the last truely completely remote wildlife destinations in Africa !
50-65 years of age
Review about Moremi Game Reserve by richandger
The waterways have an incredible amount of wildlife ! The night sounds from all the wildlife was spectacular !
50-65 years of age
Review about Chobe National Park by richandger
Stunning sunsets ! An abundance of elephant herds with their young.
50-65 years of age
Absolutely awesome, and completely remote and felt like you were in your own world !
We spent 3 days at Nxai Pan on a Self drive as part of a 3 week trip to Zambia and Botswana in September 2011. We spent our first days in Livingston doing the adventure activities such as White Water rafting and Micro Flight. We then self drove through Chobe National Park, Savuti and Moremi. We spent 3 days in Nxai Pan which I can say were probably the most memorable days of our trip. We stayed at South Camp and were within 2 miles of the nearest watering hole within the park. The wildlife was stunning !! Stunning sunsets ! Elephants, Springbok (in their thousands), Wilderbeast, Ostrich, Guinea fowl, Marshall Eagles, Hyena, Oryx to name only a few. We came across a pride of lions that were at the peak of health. Approximately 5-6 females and 3 cubs about 3 months old. A very fit and healthy male. The remoteness was amazing and minimal tourist. We spent a whole morning with a Lion pride and not a single other vehicle in sight !
We would also recommend visiting the Baines Baobab trees !
This park is a must for those wanting to get away from the tourist safari !