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Aindriu H
IE
Visited:
June 2015
Reviewed: Oct 27, 2015
Email Aindriu H | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
I have only travelled on the northern safari circuit but have found the parks to be well maintained and abundant with wildlife. The tourist infrastructure in the north has also improved greatly in the last few years between my visits. I would love to go back and spend time in the southern parts of the country.
Barbara
US
Visited:
October 2015
Reviewed: Oct 26, 2015
Email Barbara | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
I chose Tanzania because it was a safe country, I never felt uncomfortable at all!
Love this country and will go back again! And I will recommend it to anyone who asks me!
Barbara
US
Visited:
October 2015
Reviewed: Oct 26, 2015
Email Barbara | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Beautiful country and people!
Seeing the animals in their 'homes' was incredible, Mt. Kilamajaro was incredible to see, everyone was so helpful and accommodating to me! Loved the food, and the people were kind and wonderful!
Andrea
One of the best places in the world to see wild animals!
Beautiful Country
I have just come back from a truly remarkable safari in Tanzania. The country is blessed with everything from scenic landscapes and beautiful animals to stunning sandy beaches. An excellent choice for people wanting to go on Safari for their first time.
Mike Briley
FR
Visited:
November 2014
Reviewed: Oct 4, 2015
Email Mike Briley | 65+ years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
The density of animals is amazing. The first day or two we were overwhelmed by the variety of animals. My lasting impression is of the number of animals. The enormous herds of zebras, cape buffalo and elephant. I counted over 300 elephants crossing a dried lake.
sixthofdecember
DE
Visited:
September 2015
Reviewed: Sep 29, 2015
Email sixthofdecember | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Tanzania has such a varied animal life that no one will take a game drive and come away disappointed. I'm not a birder, but even I saw so many different species of birds that I was blown away and would certainly consider coming back just to learn more about birds. Sadly, some places are completely overrun with tourists, but if you have a good guide, they'll manage to steer you places where you can still be alone with whatever animal you want to see. Tanzania is not a cheap place to visit, though, especially if you want to hit the more popular national parks, but I'm sure that doesn't come as a surprise to anyone.
Anja
DE
Visited:
July 2015
Reviewed: Sep 27, 2015
Email Anja | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Too expensive and infrastructure can make National Parks difficult to reach. I have been on safari in South Africa and Namibia, which altogether has a more "Western" feel, but also is less expensive, easier to reach by normal car.
Tanzania was an amazing country to visit. The people were friendly, the food was wonderful, and the wildlife that we saw was awesome. We visited 4 parks while there, and each one had its own unique character. Our guide was also great - seemed like he was really focused on the well being of the animals as well as teaching us about the environment.
Lynne
US
Visited:
August 2015
Reviewed: Sep 12, 2015
Email Lynne | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Wildlife, scenery, birding, accommodations, and safari guide all exceeded my expectations
During our safari, we visited the Serengeti, Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangire Park. All had so much to offer, wildlife, more birds than I have ever seen anywhere, and beautiful scenery. My personal favorite was the Serengeti, which means endless plains, with the acacia trees, kopjes, and so much wildlife. Our tent camp was such a delightful experience, one I shall not forget. Our knowledgeable guide was very helpful in finding so many animals, birds, and gave us plenty of time to watch and photograph the behavior of these magnificent animals. We also visited a Masai village. We were given a tour of the village by the Masai people, including their school, and living quarters, which was very interesting.