Instiuction and their knowledge was great

The safari was a private one, just the three of us and the guides. Seeing the game with guides is a good experience. They brought us closer to the animals than we would have tried to if we were on our own. We got plenty of informations about the wildlife (e.g. names of every animal, behaviour, ...). The guides see and find the interesting animals such as predators better than we do.

The entire experience was phenomenal from start to finish. There was little to no stress regarding how we were getting to a place, when we would leave, how we would manage a slight change in plans. They were flexible, accommodating, and extremely friendly. Everything was pretty much as advertised.

The Elephant Hills Resort is spectacular. The photos on the website really don't do it justice. The facilities were outstanding, buffet breakfast unreal, and in the mornings monkeys, baboons, impalas, and warthogs are all over the place. It's literally in a national park, so it's hard not to love.

Village tour and Victoria Falls were also great. Both experiences felt like authentic representations of important parts of the area. If you're a photo nerd like myself, you'll love both spots. Boma, the restaurant was also a blast, with live dancing, drumming, and loads of delicious traditional fare.

The day in Chobe was a dream. 3 hours on a boat safari, 3 hours on a Jeep Safari, both just me, my girlfriend, and our guide. We saw loads of animals: elephants, hippos, crocodiles, giraffes, cape buffalo, antelope, impala, massive lizards, kubu, among others. Transfer to and from Botswana was smooth and quick.

The best part were our guides. Our main guide Webster was incredibly kind, gracious, and helpful. Our "secondary" guide Enoch was outstanding as well. So knowledgeable, friendly, funny, and passionate about his work.

Everything was great. The falls, our guide Webster, the hotel, nice People, the helicopter flight, the food and specially the safari in Botswana. And also the sunset Cruise.