Travelling with 11 strangers is never easy. Our group was very diverse in age, politics, nationality but you have to make it work. This is an adventure, not a holiday! Relax and enjoy the journey! (more)Jo Harvey

Being so close to the wild life and the sunset cruise on the Chobe... It was an amazing experience for me and a dream realised. (more)Caron Botha

Seeing the wildlife and Victoria Falls in one trip was the most memorable...Great experience! (more)Julie Forshaw

A life changing experience! (more)Susan McBeth

A life changing experience! (more)Susan McBeth

Unforgettable (more)Aileen Aitcheson

Memorable parts? 1. The most memorable experience will unfortunately be the number of sick and dying elephants we saw in the Okavango Delta, specifically Hyena Pan. We were very distressed to see this including witnessing a sick elephant take its last breaths while down in a water pool. Our guide said he would call for someone to remove it from the pool so the other elephants wouldn’t be contaminated. When we first discussed the number of limping elephants with our guide it was first ... (more)Benjamin Katz

Where do I start... the people, the wildlife, the accommodation, the sunsets, the sunrises, dunking at the top of Victoria falls... it's difficult to choose but that first glimpse of a leopard in the Okavango Delta just quietly making its way through the vegetation that is something I will remember forever. (more)Rachael Horsman

5 ***** (more)Nonna C.X

The animals and the wonderfully informative guide and driver who made sure we enjoyed every minute... Excellent. (more)Donal Mccay

After 50 years of international travel this holiday ranks with the best. I definitely recommend it. Definitely the Okavango Delta. Spitzkopf was spectacular to be in. Travelling through Namibia gave a real feel for the rawness of the country. (more)stephen gapes

Everything on our NB21 camping safari was amazing. So many incredible experiences, it is hard to pick one. Also all of the people on the trip were so wonderful especially our guides Ali and Sipho. (more)Lisa Wertz

There was something special nearly every day, but for me the most thrilling experience was lying in the tent at night when we were camping in the Okavango Delta listening to elephants feeding round the campsite. (more)Ruth Law

I had a fantastic time (more)Bev Hanson

Most memorable was watching a lion feed her cubs about 5 metres from the car... I had a fantastic time. (more)Bev Hanson

A fantastic experience. (more)Ingrid Pugh

On safari we saw leopards, a cheetah, elephants, zebras, ostrich family, wart hogs, a hyena, wild dogs, lions, kudos, red antelope, impalas, fish eagles and a range of birds - all close up. We were really fortunate to have Bibi as our guide as he is a brilliant tracker, driver and guide. (more)Kay Scoresby

Fun and relaxation on boat was the most exciting part of the holiday (more)Joanna Benn

Fantastic. (more)Graeme Coulthard

Amazing!!!! So well-organised and the guides were so professional. Loved the guides and the healthy food. (more)Toni Busby

There were SO many highlights. Possibly the most memorable part was our 2 night stay in the Okavango Delta. A short but amazing helicopter flight over the delta (optional, at extra cost) gave us the perfect overview before our mekoro (poled canoe) journey to the island, where the so-called basic facilities proved quite reasonable. (more)Liz Milway

We had a wonderful holiday staying at 4 very different lodges. On a game drive from Chobe River Lodge, 2 male lions had a ‘dispute’ a few metres from our jeep - wrestling and roaring. (more)Susan Rosborough

The most memorable part of the holiday was the amazing wildlife in the Okavango Delta (more)Paula Newth

Fantastic! So glad we did this, and that we did it camping, it really was an immersive experience. (more)Peter Cyffka

Being 2 metres from a male Lion calling to its brother - AMAZING (more)Janice Eastman

Bush camping in the Okavango Delta. Great holiday with great people. Well organised and varied - 5 stars (more)Harriet Ransome-Thompson

Great memories that will last a lifetime - just do it! (more)Simon Page

I have travelled to over 50 countries now, but this was the best trip ever. (more)Peter Lowles

There were many memorable moments. Camping in the Okovango Delta was amazing, and the walks around the delta meant that we could get really close to some animals without disturbing them. The sunset cruise on the Chobe River enabled us to see loads of elephants taking baths and they weren't bothered at all by our presence. (more)Tim Gregory

From arriving at magical lodges in the remote bush to discovering elephants swimming in the river in front of our boat, this was a once in a lifetime trip that we will always remember. (more)Becca Samson

Chobe national park upclose to all the animals (more)Jerry Teh

This was a trip of a lifetime. We did a bush walk through the Kalahari desert with an actual bushman! It was fascinating. I’m glad I did this trip before I get too old. (more)Karla Hansen

The three days at the Pangolin Voyager on the Chobe River...no TV, phone or WiFi, just out in nature with great service and food on board... Excellent. (more)Jaime Montilla

We loved it and would recommend it....Some of my favorite animals were ones I didn’t even know I would see. (more)John Hammett

Memorable parts? Interacting with the guides and the locals - actually driving the country and really seeing/experiencing the essence of Botswana Tips? Be open-minded and engage - we thoroughly enjoyed our travel companions and each of the guides! Local benefits? Yes - we tried as much as possible to contribute financially via tourism and only leave our footprints behind Overall rating? Amazing! Awesome! Fantastic! Great memory! (more)Kathleen Brown

Memorable parts? Walking in the bush to see white Rhino in Matobo hills, Zimbabwe. This was a very special experience. Tips? Bring binoculars, sun hat and an open mind. Local benefits? Yes, we stayed in small lodges that employed a high percentage of local people and travelling in small groups has a low impact. Overall rating? This is a varied trip with many highlights, the wildlife viewing and standard of lodges exceeded my expectations. Our two Zimbabwean guides ... (more)Robert Jenner

Memorable parts? I think we were very lucky with the wildlife we saw which was amazing and helped by being such a small group. Tips? Get accurate information about the accommodation, it’s type and exact location to make sure it’s acceptable to you and is value for money as our last night most definitely wasn’t. Local benefits? Sadly I saw little evidence of this other than the work being done by the national parks themselves. We always seemed to stop for food where there ... (more)Penny Chantler

Very good, guide and colleagues a cook and driver / mechanic from Kenya all very good natured and kept things moving smoothly. (more)Nic Whitty

Excellent, we would recommend it to anyone who enjoys nature and meeting local people (more)David Conway

Etosha was wonderful but so was the trip to the Okavano Delta (more)David Tolcher

Memorable parts? Hard to say: the animals, the people, the landscapes, so many impressions.... Zimbabwe was very nice, the people friendly, the parks impressive, it was a nice surprise. The people I met and travelled with were very nice too, as were the guides. Tips? Take something to listen to: there are long drives and the roads can be very bumpy, making reading hard. Local benefits? To an extent, buying some local goods, and visiting some sights. Overall ... (more)Andrew Thompson