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Your Safari Review Travel Opinions

Have you been on safari anywhere in Africa in the past five years?

If you have then you can share your travel opinions here by writing a safari review about your experience which will be posted on this website.

And then your safari trip report will become your entry into the contest to win a walking safari in the Kruger National Park in South Africa (learn more about the prize).

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In your review, it will be helpful to answer the questions that appear in the submission box below, but feel free to add anything else that might not be covered in the answers.

You can write as much as you want so try and make your answers as accurate and useful as possible so that others can learn from them. Please note that all the questions need to be answered to qualify your review for entry into the contest.

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Example Safari Review Entries

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Tanzania with Flash Safaris  We saw the big 5 (lions lions everywhere!) plus spent many wonderful relaxing fun moments watching baboons, monkeys, hippos, giraffes, hyenas, mating ...

Man Eating Lions  When Shem learned that David knew about, and was interested in, the man-eating lions of Tsavo, he arranged for the game warden to take us down to see ...

Julius Safaris Review  Our driver just seemed to know where the animals would be, he never told us what we were about to see, but driving round a corner and parking about 2 ...

Addo and Sabi Sands Safari  When visiting South Africa on holiday, we rented a car and visited Addo Elephant NP, Sabi Sands private game reserve as well as Swaziland, St Lucia, Drakensberg,...

JT Safaris Review  There are too many highlights to list them all but seeing herd of elephants so close that you can nearly touch them is not something that I will ever ...

Kruger Park Self Drive  We stayed in the Kruger Park at Crocodile Bridge, Berg en Dal, Sirheni, Letaba ( where thieving vervet monkeys stole apples from our fridge ), Satara ...

First Safari Experience  At one point we saw three lionesses begin to stalk a wildebeest. Hezron had told us how they stalk in a group, and they did just as he had told us. It ...

Gorillas in the Mist - Rwanda  Rwanda is a small country with much to offer. The gorillas come first to mind but as Greg says in his review, the people of Rwanda are worth meeting ...

Phoenix Safaris Review  The highlight of our trip was when we saw two leopards in one evening. Thanks to Jesse, our guide, that same evening we got our second leopard. We were ...

Zambia / Malawi with Robin Pope Safaris  The position of Luangwa Safari House is second to none, looking out onto a lagoon which was semi dried up at this time of year. As a result there was ...

Lake and Land Safaris  We just came back from a 3 week trip through Malawi and Zambia with Land and Lake Safaris from Lilongwe. A reliable company and a wonderful driver!

Frank'...

HM Safaris Review  We saw the wildebeest migration, tons of lions, baby lion cubs, cheetahs, leopards, you name it. My favorite would have to be the lioness with her cubs ...

Jocky Tours  We nearly drove ourselves crazy trying to pick a good safari company. It's really hard to tell one apart from another, unless they're one of the big names ...

Wonderful Safari in Zambia  My friend and I enjoyed a fabulous safari at a wonderful lodge in the Lower Zambezi in Zambia. I'm in tourism, so I planned and booked the tour myself....

World Primate Safaris Review  We tracked chimpanzees in Kibale and Kyambura Gorge and of course the highlight was tracking the gorillas twice. We were even charged by the silverback ...

St Lucia Wetlands - African Wildlife Tours Review  Our first safari of our 8 day trip through eastern South Africa was in the St Lucia Wetland Park. African Wildlife Tours did an excellent job and the ...

Kenya and Kili  I really loved our experience in Kenya, the continent of Africa is one which we have previously enjoyed having visited Egypt and Tunisia, but the purpose ...

Great Tanzania Adventure  Just back from terrific trip, with thanks to postings on this site. Just my husband and I on a custom trip that priced out well because we didn't fly ...

Magical Africa Nairobi  Truly the best holiday experience I have ever had, we couldn't have found a better safari company during our trip to Kenya this summer. The company was ...

Kenya Wildlife Trails Review  On the game drive we came across a cheetah and her cubs. To our surprise she came directly toward our vehicle which had no windows or roof. She sat on ...

HITS - Kenya Safari Review  Kenya is a wonderful country, from many good reviews I had read about Kenya, it was a matter of time and when my time came, I searched through many forums ...

Kamweti Route Trip Report 
We used the Kamweti Route to climb Mt Kenya: it's the longest route and we were the second group that year to hike it. The scenery was amazing, and ...

Mt Kenya Expedition  In the air hangs a rank smell of sweaty sodden socks. Outside it’s five degrees; inside the hut it’s three degrees warmer. As the thermometer falls, the ...

Tanzania Dream Safari  We saw from the smallest dikdik to the biggest elephant, from the smallest mongoose to the biggest male lion, birds, reptiles and the list is endless....

Warning! Do not Travel in Africa with Solomon Moses Olemwaipasi  Solomon Moses Olemwaipasi defrauded us of approximately $1000 beyond what we had already paid. I have wanted to visit sub-Saharan Africa since I saw my ...

Ethiopian Rift Valley Safaris Rating  According to Kris, Ethiopia is a destination you can easily tour on your own. If you do decide to go with a tour operator, pick the company carefully ...

Zimbabwe Safari - African Encounters Reviewed  Hazary went on tour to Zimbabwe with the African Encounters safari company and gives a detailed trip opinion of what the experience was like and comments ...

Kenyan Lodge Safari Review - Willbell Tours   We used a company called Willbell Tours and Safaris for our trip to Amboseli and Tsavo in Kenya. They allocated us a wonderful guide who was able to take ...

 Review Posting Guidelines

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  • Must be over the age of 16 to post

  • No profanity or non-family friendly content.

  • Original content experienced personally by you. No hearsay or someone else's travel opinions.

  • No self promoting reviews or URL's. We reserve the right to reject URL's for any reason.

  • English safari reviews only.

African Safari Journals reserves the right not to post a safari review for any reason and to edit posts if warranted. The travel opinions expressed in safari reviews are those of  the poster and not of  African Safari Journals.

 More About the Safari Trip Prize and How You Can Win It

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A walking safari is really an amazing experience because you see, hear and experience things you just can't on a vehicular safari.

I've been on the wilderness trail that is the prize in this competition three times (twice wasn't enough for me) and I've seen things that you never would from a safari truck like a clutch of crocodile eggs buried in the sandbank next to a river and the tracks of lion just before they appeared from behind a bush.

Also saw a black and white rhino within metres of each other, elephant, buffalo, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, gazelle and a multitude of birds and insects. The ranger explains all the sights (including tracks), smells (which animals dung is that?) and sounds (that was a warthog snorting).

The highlights for me on each trail was coming across lions on foot (once we were even charged by the lioness because she was protecting her cubs). I managed to get a video of us encountering lions as we walked this trail.

The Kruger National Park in South Africa where this walking safari takes place is world famous and this wilderness walk is so popular that it is normally fully booked a year in advance.

You can win this amazing three day walking safari by entering this competition...

How To Enter

Your safari trip review/report is your entry into the contest. Try and make it as detailed and as helpful as possible so that it can be a valuable aid to others who are planning their own African safari. Your previous experience gives you unique insights that can improve a safari trip for others.

I review every entry to make sure that it is useful enough to be entered into the competition and will let you know either way so please double check to make sure that your contact details are correct.

Before entering please read the rules of the competition and then complete the travel opinions form above with your safari review to enter the contest.

 

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