Privat Guide - Ruaha National Park - Tanzania

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Private guider

Udover Syd Afrika, Zambia, Namibia, Botswana og Zimbabwe, guider de også i Ruaha National Park iTanzania.

Parken er den næststørste nationale park i Tanzania, med et område på over 10.000 kvadrat kilometer. Hvad den har i størrelse, har den til gengæld ikke i besøgende, formentlig på grund af sin noget afsides beliggenhed.

Der er stadig masser af plads i Afrika, man skal bare vide hvor man skal søge hen for at undgå masse turismen.

Kwihala Exclusive Mobile Camp ligger ”off the beaten track”.

Med fly fra Dar-es-Salaam, eller Arusha, tager den knap 3 timer at nå.

Jeg anbefaler sjældent noget jeg ikke selv har besøgt. At jeg gør det her, det skyldes at jeg kender de private guider, deres evner, og de krav de selv stiller til områder de ønsker at tilbringe tid med deres klienter.

“Amon (tracker) and Steve Rosskelly made our trip a real experience not to be forgotten. The knowledge and insight Steve provided to the safari experience is something one cannot put into words. His enthusiasm and excitement is so clearly evident that this is someone passionate about what he does and it made this trip a truly memorable and remarkable one and I have come away having learnt so much about the mammals and birds and a renewed respect and excitement for what Africa has to offer one. “

I have been lucky enough to go on safari to 15 different parks in 6 countries but before this trip to Kwihala had never experienced guiding of such a high standard. In fact, the guiding alone is enough to justify a five star review. Our guide was Marius Swart who is one of three guides, each of whom spends around 3 month of the season in residence at the camp. His remarkable knowledge and unhurried style made for a game viewing experience which was close to perfection. And all this in one of the best parks I have visited. Ruaha seemed to me to have a concentration of game almost as great as the Maasai Mara, with lions everywhere, lots of elephants and a huge herd of buffalo which has attracted film-makers trying to document their battles with the lions! There are, however, far fewer tourists than in the Mara.”