Little Mombo was a wonderful surprise. The small, cozy atmosphere was a wonderful way to end our journey. Corli, Julius and B. K. really exceeded themselves in offering us a most memorable experience. Corli is the perfect Pied Kingfisher hovering beautifully around everyone attending to our every need. Corli should be considered the Julia Child of the Bush. We rarely ate at the same location twice. One day our brunch was served on an island where Corli called the pearl spotted owl and it magically appeared and answered back. She truly invented the most impressive meals. Many times we felt we didn't want to eat the meals because they were so artfully arranged. A fellow tourist from Boston actually videotaped the meals because they were so artfully arranged. We marveled at the mountain of vegetables crowned with our own porkie pot of beef. Every meal was dressed in a different table cloth or place mates. We were truly exhausted just watching Corli. The traditional dance before supper at little Mombo was so different from Jao. Corli actually sang with the staff, and danced an exhausting two minute clip, and arm in arm joined the staff if their farewell song. Now we ask you, who wouldn't want to work with Corli? She offered us a position when we retire and we are seriously taking her up on the offer. Hearing the adventures of Julius in California was refreshing. He came from Mombo just to be with us at Little Mombo. He is a gentle giant, patient and kind. He had wooden steps to assist me in and out of the vehicles. He put on a fabulous slide show for the first time and certainly got two thumbs up. Whatever the client wants to see Julius will put forth extraordinary effort to find. The best photographer will be lucky to have Julius because he knows the exact light that will make a brilliant photo. Leopard climbing down a tree, dusting himself in the sand, and finishing up with a drink of water seems like an everyday occasion, It doesn't get any better than an African sunset provided by Julius. This summer we took our son and daughter-in-law along with us. Their jaws were opened most of the time. We only wish we could take more Americans to Botswana and let them experience your remarkable African adventure. P.S . David is looking forward to next summer already.

D.A & R.A., USA

We are back home one week after our African trip and are pleased to report that on a scale of 1-10 this experience was a 20!!!!! Wilderness Safaris did an excellent job throughout our journey. The Grace Hotel in Joburg was the perfect start . Then off to Lesedi which we should have done as a day trip. We thoroughly enjoyed the activities there but the overnight stay a little rough for our tastes.We missed the Grace. Victoria Falls Safari Lodge was a better choice on your part than the Hotel. That provided a good introduction to the game viewing. The Falls were spectacular and we took a jetboat ride on the upper Zambesi River. Our small plane ride to DumaTau was exciting. The staff was very friendly and accomodating. We saw all the game including Wild Dogs but no Leopard . We had numerous Elephant encounters especially in camp . We had nightime visits and one of the local residents parked in front of our door blocking our return to the tent. Birds galore. The highlight of the trip was luxurious Mombo which exceeded our expectations. The staff and facilities were outstanding. The game viewing was the best. We saw 3 different Leopards on 3 different occasions. We didn't want to leave. D.M. and D.M., USA

Mombo is like no other place in the world. The new "tents" are exquisite and the animal viewing is wonderful. We have become very vocal ambassadors for Wilderness Safaris. I think you strike just the right balance between comfort and having the sensation that you're on the frontier of civilization as we know it. We look forward to planning our next trip. J M FAHEY National Geographic Society