Holiday review by Jeff Webster
Name: Jeff WebsterDate of trip: 24/09/2011
Number of people: 2
Country: TanzaniaOverall level of Satisfaction
Tribes Overall: "The trip exceeded all our expectations. Travelling to remote destinations enables game watching to be conducted at leisure without lots of other vehicles invading your space."
Tribes Service: "All pre departure information was provided in a neat and orderly fashion."
Guides: "All were good but those at Mwagusi were the best."
Social & Environmental Responsibility: "Yes; local people were employed at all the camps/lodges which not only helped the local economy but emphasised the value of the wildlife to that community."
Accommodation
A wonderful spot - just a shame about the rain!
Another beautiful location on Lake Tanganyika. Unfortunately we had some clothing stolen from our baggage which we did not notice until we arrived at our next destination. A shame because we were well looked after.
This was the best of an excellent bunch. The chef was particularly inventive which is why he has been there since 1985! The guides had all been trained to a high standard and it showed.
Another good camp where the catering was of top quality.
customer rating
5/5 from 219 reviews
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facts and information
Time: GMT +3 hours
Flight time: Flights from UK to Tanzania take about 9 hours direct or 10-11 with a brief stopover en route if from Europe.
Language: Kiswahili and English are Tanzania's official languages. Although most people in the cities speak some English, a few phrases of Kiswahili are useful in more rural areas.
Visas: Most nationalities require a Tanzania visa, obtainable from the High Commission in London (or on arrival into International Airport.
Health: Most nationalities require a Tanzania visa, obtainable from the High Commission in London (or on arrival into International Airport.
