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JAMBO!

We are happy to be back in the jungle for safari and Wildlife experience, I wish to share with you one of the recent safari feedback from our client who travelled with us during this trying time of COVID-19

We are happy that travelling is getting back to normal slowly but surely. This is to let you know that in Tanzania the doors are wide open so do not hesitate to reach out to our travel experts and organize your African dream safari. Wilderness is calling


We booked a customized safari
- 2 days in Mikumi for animals watching with a overnight stay in a lodge inside the park
- 1 day Mikumi town
- 1 day hiking in Morogoro Uluguru Mountains
For a fair price.

We had a fantastic trip! Abraham took great care of us, we learned a lot about the Tanzanian culture and history, as well as the current "state" of the country. We saw lots of animals, we have great memories to take back home.
The trip itself was very well organized, we felt very safe (even though Tanzania seems to be a safe countryanyway).
Bohobe has a "fair" approach to business and you can see the money is "redistributed" in the local economy, which is highly appreciated.
Abraham is a local, speaks perfect English so the communication was easy and without misunderstandings, which makes it possible to have really interesting conversations, not just superficial animals descriptions. We heard they also have German and French speaking staff.

Mikumi might not be the most popular park in the country but we were happy to go there and we saw plenty of animals. It's just a few hours drive away from Dar Es Salaam, which allows for a combined Safari + Zanzibar stay.

We for sure highly recommend Bohobe and hope to stay in touch with Abraham!
Much more than a safari travel agency, Bohobe travels and Abraham, its owner, really take you to another level in discovering Tanzania’s people and culture, in a very pleasant atmosphere and at a fair price. Beyond the classical safari, learn some swahili, meet local tribes, try traditional dishes, randomly chat & share food with locals... this topped with free of charge extra services we really did not expect such as Free WiFi all along the way, nearly professional pictures and a Dar es Salaam tour discovering monuments and local markets after the end of our planned trip. Our 3 days have felt much more like a visit to a local friend than with a tour guide, also getting a genuine point of view on culture, traditions, history and politics. We are so happy that we did not cancel our trip due to Covid-19, taking advantage of the situation being (almost) the only tourists around, with minimal risk of contamination as we met very few people and our guide has been extra careful about sanitary conditions. I can only recommend Bohobe travel. Thanks a lot Abraham and your team for this amazing and unforgettable experience

Find out more reviews of our done trips on our TripAdvisor through this link 

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g293748-d16610590-Reviews-Bohobe_Travel_and_Tours-Dar_es_Salaam_Dar_Es_Salaam_Region.html

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