A wonderful day on the land and on the river observing all kinds of wildlife.
Our trip was organized by Grand Circle Travel Co. and included Kruger, Addo and Chobe National Parks. We liked Chobe Nat. Park because it was more open than Kruger and allowed a more unobstructed view of the animals. Grand Circle also arranged for a great trip on the river at Chobe where we saw animals like the hippos that we didn't see in Kruger. Kruger was very good, however. Any trip to So. Africa should include a trip to Kruger and Chobe Nat. Parks because they're so vast. Chobe has a lot of wildlife on, in and around the water and it shouldn't be missed.
20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
A Magical Time to Remember
UNIGLOBE Let's Go Travel came on as our official partner for the Ecotourism and Sustainable Tourism Conference. Working with them was an absolute pleasure. They bent over backwards to help our attendees and our staff to make our conference a success. Everyone who went on outing only had great things to say.
I myself had the opportunity to go on a couple adventures through LGT. First, our amazing driver Peter took us on an adventure to Nairobi National Park. He is very knowledgeable about the area, the history, and the flora and fauna of Kenya. Then a bit later we were able to visit Laikipia by staying at the Portini Rhino Camp. Everything was perfect. I loved the camp, I loved the wind blowing through my hair on safari. I loved learning about the Maasi culture and I loved how easy LGT made it to have an amazing time. Next time I go to Kenya, there would be no question, I would definitely travel through them again!
65+ years of age
Review about South Luangwa National Park by Rick Sooy
The concentration and variety of wildlife is astonishing including all the animal and birds you would ever hope to see. There are also three Luangwa Valley sub-species: Thornicroft giraffe, Crawshey's zebra and Cookson's wildebeest. We saw them all, up close and personal.
20-35 years of age
65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
Fantastic experience, well organised and with a tour operator who understood our needs.
Communications were very good, the hire car just what we needed and the wildlife more than lived up to our expectations.
20-35 years of age
Review about Serengeti National Park by gem and stu
Not quite as good as the crater but still amazing
20-35 years of age
Review about Etosha National Park by gem and stu
A lovely destination. The only reason that bush vibe is marked down is because it was one of the few times we stayed in an up-market resort
35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
One stop shop for Southern Africa
These guys tick all the boxes, if you are going anywhere in southern Africa from self-drive cheap and cheerful camping or fly everywhere upmarket they will sort it all out for you, they know all the best places to stay and what to do while there. We have used them numerous times and have never been disappointed especially with our trips through Namibia Botswana and Zambia. And we’ll be looking to them when we plan for our next trip soon !
Review about Makgadikgadi Pans National Park by lopaisate
It was winter so that may have impacted the "beauty" a little but getting to see the nesting vulture community was awesome. The way out was very bumpy but it's the bush of Africa and I wouldn't expect, nor want, anything else.
Review about Kenya by Ronald Vriesema
There is a lot of wildlife in the parks in the south. You need to have some luck and be in the right season, but it is impossible not to be excited. I am not a real safari man, but even though I liked visiting some of the parks. The 'Bush vibe' is less in the south, it is all very organized. There are a lot of tours going around and Kenya gets a lot of tourists. The north is different, not many people venture north to the Turkana area. It takes time and effort to go there and besides that, most people go to Kenya for the wildlife that is more in the south.