Travel reviews by Mr & Mrs D from NL

"For a short stay, just to visit the Victoria Falls, the hotel had a superb location – on a short walking distance from the Falls. The hotel is big, comfortable, though would not have been our first choice for a longer stay. For this occasion however, it was perfect. Staff is very friendly.

The helicopter flight over the falls was worth every penny!

Transfers from/to airport were efficient and well in time."

"A fantastic experience in a real bush camp with a good and enthusiastic team. We were glad with our experienced guide (Bali) and his tracker (Raps). They were both so determined to follow the fresh tracks of a cheetah, that we almost lost our tracker! One of the highlights was a pack of wild dogs with puppies.

The camp is comfortable, tents are beautifully set and staff is most friendly. A wonderful stay, we won't forget!"

"A similar experience as earlier in Lagoon. [Ed: this traveller commented: 'A fantastic experience in a real bush camp with a good and enthusiastic team.' about Lagoon Camp.]

The camp is great, beautifully set and very friendly staff and a good informal atmosphere. Our guide (Ona) and tracker (Kent) managed to find cheetahs, lions and leopards. Fantastic!

We also enjoyed the boat ride and the many birds we watched.

A great place to be!"

"The third camp we visited and very different from the Kwando camps. More luxury and aiming to 5-star service with lots of staff. The overall impression was more formal than the other camps we visited. We missed the informal atmosphere in this camp, like chatting with guides and other guests over diner and sharing the experience of the day (separate setting of tables when dining).

There was a very cold wind, especially early mornings, which might be the reason for spotting less 'cats'. However, we enjoyed seeing lots of other game and many different beautiful birds.

All staff was very friendly and did their utmost to please us. Without doubt, they're all working very hard, especially when elephants, hippo's, baboons and hyena's are disturbing the daily routines!"