Fuhara Safaris
Fuhara Safaris
- Office In:
- Size:
- 5-10 employees (Founded in 2019)
- Member Of:
- Zimbabwe Tourism Authority
- Tour Types:
- Custom budget tours that can start every day
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $2,582 to $17,215 per person per day (MXN, excl. int'l flights)
for a custom tour
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Reviews
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Email Evgenii | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Too few activities
The overall experience is nice, you are welcomed, you get safari experience , you have breakfast and (if in tents) dinner, but you don’t have too much activities during the day, usually only half a day is busy, the rest you’re by yourself. You cannot go 100m from the tents, the coordinator will follow you even in walks and safaris (even though you’ve got a guide), which felt weird.. The mokoro safari actually means just a transfer from the shore to the tented camp.. Honestly speaking you’d see much more if you rent a car and travel by yourself, it will cost the same, but your days will be full. Anyway great thanks to our guides : Hipo, Tomly (despite frightening experience on hippos lake) , chef Gift who is really gifted to serve food made on fire better than in all restaurants visited. It was unforgettable experience. But next time we’ll take a car))
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Email Peter | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
They do not feel responsible for the satisfaction of their clients
I was doing the 1day Chobe trip. We were 7 tourists leaving victoria falls for the Zim-Botswana border. We were early and arrived at the border before the crowds, so the checks at the Zim border were straight forward. Then they split our group, 4 could continue immediately, 3 of us had to stay and wait for others customers. Busloads of tourists arrived and after about 1 hour also our customers, we were waiting for, arrived. Now at the Botswana border it took ages to pass the checks. We started our game drive at 10.30 with a long delay. At that time you hardly see any animals anymore. Lunch was good and the river cruise as well. Then we went back and after the Zim border we had to wait again for another 45 minutes for 1 tourist we originally started with. On the way back to Victoria Falls I complained to the organisator, why on earth they splitted our group, since we were 7, could stay together and wouln't have to spend about 2.5 hours at the border. The answer was that it happened on the Botswana side and they would not be responsible. That might be partly true, but the organiser who takes the money, should try to make things better and can't just say, that it's none of their business.