Zakouma National Park
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Sveits2 415 bidrag
mar. 2024 • Venner
Zakouma and the Chadian government has done a terrific job of bringing wildlife back from the brink.
The elephants in particular were decimated by Somalian poachers from neighboring Darfur during the conflict there and the approx. 500 left abandoned their matriarchal life, stopped breeding and grouped together just to survive. They are now up to 800 but are still very skittish around humans. We were dismayed at a female elephant with a baby charging and shrieking at us in terror. But if you are lucky, you will see 300 or so at a time coming to bathe in the river in a joyful manner if they feel safe. We sadly missed this, this but our Kenyan guide said he had tears streaming down his eyes witnessing this and thinking about how much the animals here have been through.
And it's not just the elephants who are skittish. This means you can't expect the same close encounters with wildlife that you can in Botswana or East Africa. But it may be more authentic?
Bird enthusiasts will like Zakouma because of its profuse bird life. Even non birders will be impressed by the red billed quelea murmurations.
Over three days we saw cheetah; herds of water buffalo; a serval cat; genet; civet; a few lions and elephants; and mating mob. Although most of the action was on our first afternoon/evening game drive. After that, the animals moved to other watering holes and few visitors saw game. (This was in early March.)
Breakfast starts at 5:30 AM for 6 AM game drives. It is a very simple continental breakfast but you can pay extra for eggs.
Lunch is served around 12:00-12:30 PM with the afternoon game drives starting at 3:30 PM until around 7 PM or longer if there is action.
The food (included in the package) is good but vegetarians just get pasta and potatoes unless you ask for more protein and give examples. They have well water that is filtered for free or you can buy plastic bottled water. Drinks are extra.
There is a next day laundry service. (Extra charge.)
Staff are very friendly and helpful but only the manager speaks English. Each safari vehicle is assigned coordinates in which to drive in to ensure each group gets a private safari experience, so you can't decide where you want to go. However, they do make sure you get to see different areas of the park during your time there. The driver/guides are well trained and enthusiastic but the guides who speak English work at the upscale Camp Nomad (see below, which is why most groups bring in a wildlife guide from Kenya).
You should absolutely book a one night Salamat River fly camping experience. The tents and bedding (proper sheets, pillow and mattress in a zipped up bag) are very comfortable and they set up toilet and shower tents. Book this in advance as it's popular.
The main camp is at Tinga. It consists of 24 2 person concrete rooms. The design is very poor (small windows; concrete; roof doesn't cover walls to keep sun off them) which means you bake (except in the cold winter months) as the ceiling and floor fan just move hot air around. It's like a hair dryer constantly blowing on you. The only way to sleep is to soak a sarong in cold water and wrap it around you. It will quickly dry but hopefully you'll drift off before then. The older rondavels are reportedly cooler than the newer rooms.
There are no cupboards, but there is a desk and table. The beds have mosquito netting. There is a power bank in each room to charge devices but make sure it works when they take you to your room! Each room has ensuite shower and toilet with TP and soap provided. Some of our group got daily cleaning, others didn't.
There is free, slow WIFI in a common area behind the main restaurant area.
Zakouma also boasts a high end camp called Camp Nomad. It overlooks a river plain and the rooms are in spacious tents. Groups such as Steppes Travel (Doug Macdonald Kenya based guide) stay here.
It's 2 hours to fly to Zakouma on an Airmax private charter from N'Djemena or 2 days driving by 4 WD.
If you're looking for an iconic Chad experience, I'd pick Ennedi and attending a Gerewol festival over Zakouma.
The elephants in particular were decimated by Somalian poachers from neighboring Darfur during the conflict there and the approx. 500 left abandoned their matriarchal life, stopped breeding and grouped together just to survive. They are now up to 800 but are still very skittish around humans. We were dismayed at a female elephant with a baby charging and shrieking at us in terror. But if you are lucky, you will see 300 or so at a time coming to bathe in the river in a joyful manner if they feel safe. We sadly missed this, this but our Kenyan guide said he had tears streaming down his eyes witnessing this and thinking about how much the animals here have been through.
And it's not just the elephants who are skittish. This means you can't expect the same close encounters with wildlife that you can in Botswana or East Africa. But it may be more authentic?
Bird enthusiasts will like Zakouma because of its profuse bird life. Even non birders will be impressed by the red billed quelea murmurations.
Over three days we saw cheetah; herds of water buffalo; a serval cat; genet; civet; a few lions and elephants; and mating mob. Although most of the action was on our first afternoon/evening game drive. After that, the animals moved to other watering holes and few visitors saw game. (This was in early March.)
Breakfast starts at 5:30 AM for 6 AM game drives. It is a very simple continental breakfast but you can pay extra for eggs.
Lunch is served around 12:00-12:30 PM with the afternoon game drives starting at 3:30 PM until around 7 PM or longer if there is action.
The food (included in the package) is good but vegetarians just get pasta and potatoes unless you ask for more protein and give examples. They have well water that is filtered for free or you can buy plastic bottled water. Drinks are extra.
There is a next day laundry service. (Extra charge.)
Staff are very friendly and helpful but only the manager speaks English. Each safari vehicle is assigned coordinates in which to drive in to ensure each group gets a private safari experience, so you can't decide where you want to go. However, they do make sure you get to see different areas of the park during your time there. The driver/guides are well trained and enthusiastic but the guides who speak English work at the upscale Camp Nomad (see below, which is why most groups bring in a wildlife guide from Kenya).
You should absolutely book a one night Salamat River fly camping experience. The tents and bedding (proper sheets, pillow and mattress in a zipped up bag) are very comfortable and they set up toilet and shower tents. Book this in advance as it's popular.
The main camp is at Tinga. It consists of 24 2 person concrete rooms. The design is very poor (small windows; concrete; roof doesn't cover walls to keep sun off them) which means you bake (except in the cold winter months) as the ceiling and floor fan just move hot air around. It's like a hair dryer constantly blowing on you. The only way to sleep is to soak a sarong in cold water and wrap it around you. It will quickly dry but hopefully you'll drift off before then. The older rondavels are reportedly cooler than the newer rooms.
There are no cupboards, but there is a desk and table. The beds have mosquito netting. There is a power bank in each room to charge devices but make sure it works when they take you to your room! Each room has ensuite shower and toilet with TP and soap provided. Some of our group got daily cleaning, others didn't.
There is free, slow WIFI in a common area behind the main restaurant area.
Zakouma also boasts a high end camp called Camp Nomad. It overlooks a river plain and the rooms are in spacious tents. Groups such as Steppes Travel (Doug Macdonald Kenya based guide) stay here.
It's 2 hours to fly to Zakouma on an Airmax private charter from N'Djemena or 2 days driving by 4 WD.
If you're looking for an iconic Chad experience, I'd pick Ennedi and attending a Gerewol festival over Zakouma.
Skrevet 27. mars 2024
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Jack K
13 bidrag
mar. 2023
Visited this incredible park with Pictus Safaris in March 2023, and had an amazing time. The diversity of game we saw for a park in Central Africa was even higher than we had hoped, and we saw caracal, serval, aardvark plus the more 'usual' lion, leopard and elephant.
Be warned that the temperatures are extremely hot (over 40 degrees every day) and the night drives are long. You will see lots of wildlife, but some mornings we didn't return to camp until well after midnight.
Be warned that the temperatures are extremely hot (over 40 degrees every day) and the night drives are long. You will see lots of wildlife, but some mornings we didn't return to camp until well after midnight.
Skrevet 20. august 2023
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antwerp88
Toronto, Canada684 bidrag
mar. 2020
Like many on their first safari I visited Tanzania's iconic Serengeti and the northern circuit, but my second safari was to be very different. I did a deep dive into African wildlife conservation, community support and tourism conservation which kept leading me to a word that sounded fascinating and an organization that was truly noteworthy. Zakouma, Zakouma, Zakouma ... it seemed like those in the know were all raving about this remarkable conservation success story located in a remote corner of south-west Chad. And as I read the story of Zakouma, I read the story of African Parks, a wildlife conservation organization that manages Zakouma and 19 other national parks across Africa. I was so impressed with Zakouma and African Parks that I wanted to visit so I could contribute to Zakouma's exemplary conservation story.
Zakouma National Park is definitely off the beaten safari track and required a thorough investigation into the logistics of travel to such a remote location and the the best opportunities to visit - either solo or with a group. I definitely did my homework, over about a 2 year period; I contacted every safari guide and agency that was leading trips to Zakouma. I even contacted Zakouma directly and inquired as to solo travel. In the end, I decided to travel with a small group led by the remarkable and pioneering Sangeeta Prasad founder of Chalo Africa and Kenyan guide/naturalist extraordinaire Zarek Cockar for the Zakouma segment, in an itinerary that would encompass both Zakouma and the Ennedi, a rocky plateau and desert region of Chad that I longed to visit. Sangeeta's Zakouma and Ennedi trip was the only itinerary that included both areas and gave them the time they required, as well as the Ouadi-Rimé Ouadi-Achim Game Reserve in Central Chad. I definitely made the right decision and embarked one of the most unforgettable trips of my life.
Zakouma
- probably the most authentic wildlife experience in Africa
- species in huge numbers and great diversity
- interesting and varied terrain
- visited Rigiuliek Pan twice and it was fabulous - a birders paradise
- great for birders, but also fantastic for other species
- the Zakouma elephants are a legendary wildlife conservation success story. I was lucky to witness, for about an hour, a vast herd of 200-300 elephants leisurely cross a river - this was the sighting of a lifetime and brought tears to my eyes
Wildlife Sightings:
- cheetah (very rare to see in Zakouma, but they are there), lions (multiple prides), african wild cat, serval
- roan, tiang, kudu, lewel hartbeest, red fronted gazelle, western kob, defassa waterbuck, bush buck, striped gazelle, bohor reedbuck, duiker
- buffalo (huge herds)
- Kordofan giraffe (large numbers)
- elephants
- striped hyena, spotted hyena
- patas monkeys, tantalus monkeys, baboons
- many civets, genets and bush babies
- ostrich
- crocodiles, nile monitor lizard, spurs tortoise
- cobra
Birds:
- enchanting clouds of red billed quelea murmurs
- carmine bee eater, red throated bee eater, green bee eater
- great white pelican
- black crowned crane
- african spoonbill
- knob-billed duck, white faced whistling duck
- egyptian goose, spur winged goods
- saddle bill stork, wholly necked stork, african open billed stork, marabou stork
- abyssian crowned hornbill, african grey hornbill, northern red billed hornbill
- bateleur eagle, tawny eagle, african frish eagle, long crested eagle
- greyish eagle owl
- senegal coucal
- abyssian roller
- spur winged plover, african wattle plover
- great white egrets, little egrets, cattle egrets
- sacred ibis, glossy ibis
- purple starling, long tailed starling, nightjars
TINGA CAMP = 5 STARS
- loved Tinga Camp and highly recommend it
- a comfortable down-to-earth camp with a fabulous location overlooking a dried river valley that acted as an avian highway - awseome!
- the rooms were neat and comfortable with a bed, desk/chair and closet with an overhead fans, electrical outlets and mosquito nets (though did not need the nets as it was dry season so did not really notice any mosquitos)
- each room had an ensuite toilet and a separate shower and sink area
- each chalets is built with 4 separate rooms that are well sound proofed
- the main open-air reception, dining and lounge area which is also thatched and overlooks the riverbed is just simply perfect
- excellent food
- great service
- outstanding guiding and safaris (mornings, afternoons and evenings)
I visited Ennedi in late February and Zakouma in early March 2020, just before Covid shut the world down and I am so glad I went!
We flew into Zakouma on a charter flight from the Chadian capital of N'Djamena and we drove back with a tented camping overnight enroute as it is a long drive.
We did the Ennedi portion of the trip in 4x4 vehicles driving the entire distance, due to a cancellation of the scheduled domestic flights. But it was awesome - quite the roadtrip - and I would do it again in a heartbeat!
Zakouma is unforgettable! If you ever get the chance to go, GO!
It's an authentic safari in the conservation story of the century.
Zakouma National Park is definitely off the beaten safari track and required a thorough investigation into the logistics of travel to such a remote location and the the best opportunities to visit - either solo or with a group. I definitely did my homework, over about a 2 year period; I contacted every safari guide and agency that was leading trips to Zakouma. I even contacted Zakouma directly and inquired as to solo travel. In the end, I decided to travel with a small group led by the remarkable and pioneering Sangeeta Prasad founder of Chalo Africa and Kenyan guide/naturalist extraordinaire Zarek Cockar for the Zakouma segment, in an itinerary that would encompass both Zakouma and the Ennedi, a rocky plateau and desert region of Chad that I longed to visit. Sangeeta's Zakouma and Ennedi trip was the only itinerary that included both areas and gave them the time they required, as well as the Ouadi-Rimé Ouadi-Achim Game Reserve in Central Chad. I definitely made the right decision and embarked one of the most unforgettable trips of my life.
Zakouma
- probably the most authentic wildlife experience in Africa
- species in huge numbers and great diversity
- interesting and varied terrain
- visited Rigiuliek Pan twice and it was fabulous - a birders paradise
- great for birders, but also fantastic for other species
- the Zakouma elephants are a legendary wildlife conservation success story. I was lucky to witness, for about an hour, a vast herd of 200-300 elephants leisurely cross a river - this was the sighting of a lifetime and brought tears to my eyes
Wildlife Sightings:
- cheetah (very rare to see in Zakouma, but they are there), lions (multiple prides), african wild cat, serval
- roan, tiang, kudu, lewel hartbeest, red fronted gazelle, western kob, defassa waterbuck, bush buck, striped gazelle, bohor reedbuck, duiker
- buffalo (huge herds)
- Kordofan giraffe (large numbers)
- elephants
- striped hyena, spotted hyena
- patas monkeys, tantalus monkeys, baboons
- many civets, genets and bush babies
- ostrich
- crocodiles, nile monitor lizard, spurs tortoise
- cobra
Birds:
- enchanting clouds of red billed quelea murmurs
- carmine bee eater, red throated bee eater, green bee eater
- great white pelican
- black crowned crane
- african spoonbill
- knob-billed duck, white faced whistling duck
- egyptian goose, spur winged goods
- saddle bill stork, wholly necked stork, african open billed stork, marabou stork
- abyssian crowned hornbill, african grey hornbill, northern red billed hornbill
- bateleur eagle, tawny eagle, african frish eagle, long crested eagle
- greyish eagle owl
- senegal coucal
- abyssian roller
- spur winged plover, african wattle plover
- great white egrets, little egrets, cattle egrets
- sacred ibis, glossy ibis
- purple starling, long tailed starling, nightjars
TINGA CAMP = 5 STARS
- loved Tinga Camp and highly recommend it
- a comfortable down-to-earth camp with a fabulous location overlooking a dried river valley that acted as an avian highway - awseome!
- the rooms were neat and comfortable with a bed, desk/chair and closet with an overhead fans, electrical outlets and mosquito nets (though did not need the nets as it was dry season so did not really notice any mosquitos)
- each room had an ensuite toilet and a separate shower and sink area
- each chalets is built with 4 separate rooms that are well sound proofed
- the main open-air reception, dining and lounge area which is also thatched and overlooks the riverbed is just simply perfect
- excellent food
- great service
- outstanding guiding and safaris (mornings, afternoons and evenings)
I visited Ennedi in late February and Zakouma in early March 2020, just before Covid shut the world down and I am so glad I went!
We flew into Zakouma on a charter flight from the Chadian capital of N'Djamena and we drove back with a tented camping overnight enroute as it is a long drive.
We did the Ennedi portion of the trip in 4x4 vehicles driving the entire distance, due to a cancellation of the scheduled domestic flights. But it was awesome - quite the roadtrip - and I would do it again in a heartbeat!
Zakouma is unforgettable! If you ever get the chance to go, GO!
It's an authentic safari in the conservation story of the century.
Skrevet 28. februar 2021
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elasturKon
Castelldefels, Spania2 655 bidrag
feb. 2020
Este parque es una autentica joya desconocida en el sur del Chad.
Ha tenido una historia reciente bastante convulsa ya que en un periodo de 8 años del 2002 al 2010 fue devastado por los furtivos con la masacre del 95% de los elefantes, alrededor de 4000, para la venta del marfil de sus colmillos. En 2010 el gobierno del Chad firmó un acuerdo con African Parks para llevar la gestión del parque y acabar con el furtivismo a toda costa, desde entonce las cosas han cambiado mucho y ahora empieza a recuperar la fauna y a recibir visitantes y turistas de todo el mundo.
La población de búfalos del parque se redujo a unos 220 animales en 1986, pero ahora supera los 12.000, hay más de 600 elefantes, antílopes ruano, Alcélafos de Lelwel y Jirafas Kordofan (50% de la población mundial).
Se están re-introduciendo los rinocerontes. Hay leones (unos 150), leopardos, cocodrilos, etc. y la riqueza en aves es sorprendente.
Ha tenido una historia reciente bastante convulsa ya que en un periodo de 8 años del 2002 al 2010 fue devastado por los furtivos con la masacre del 95% de los elefantes, alrededor de 4000, para la venta del marfil de sus colmillos. En 2010 el gobierno del Chad firmó un acuerdo con African Parks para llevar la gestión del parque y acabar con el furtivismo a toda costa, desde entonce las cosas han cambiado mucho y ahora empieza a recuperar la fauna y a recibir visitantes y turistas de todo el mundo.
La población de búfalos del parque se redujo a unos 220 animales en 1986, pero ahora supera los 12.000, hay más de 600 elefantes, antílopes ruano, Alcélafos de Lelwel y Jirafas Kordofan (50% de la población mundial).
Se están re-introduciendo los rinocerontes. Hay leones (unos 150), leopardos, cocodrilos, etc. y la riqueza en aves es sorprendente.
Skrevet 17. september 2020
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Peter N
Berlin, Tyskland58 bidrag
feb. 2020
Einzigartiger NP im Tschad. Schon die Reise von N´Djamena ist ein Ereignis in sich, mal bekommt einen guten EInblick in das örtliche Leben. Der Nationalpark hat alles, was man sich von einem großen Park erwarten kann: geführte Safari zweimal täglich vom Tinga Camp aus mit einem sehr kundigen Führer. Große Elefantenherde, Löwen, unzählige Vögel und andere Tiere in unberührter Landschaft. Großartiger Job von African Parks!!
Skrevet 29. mars 2020
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Lucien D
Greater London, UK14 bidrag
mar. 2020
Having read previous reviews, we flew to Zakouma in a almost new Cessna Grand Caravan piloted by a very competent Jay. We spent 3 nights at the Tinga Lodge and found the rooms comfortable at night with a ceiling fan and a shuttered window open/insect screen closed - outside daytime temperature peaked above 40 Centigrade. Lunch and dinner were fine and we complimented the basic breakfast with choc-oatmeal bars. Management and staff were very helpful and friendly.
With the exception of elephant herds, most other animals were seen in smaller numbers to what we have seen East/South African game parks. However, this comment does not apply to birds where 'spectacular' would be an understatement when it came to variety and numbers.
Despite using Diet, was the only one to be bitten on the ankles, through the socks, and on my back by what I believe were tsetse flies - ce la vie!
With the exception of elephant herds, most other animals were seen in smaller numbers to what we have seen East/South African game parks. However, this comment does not apply to birds where 'spectacular' would be an understatement when it came to variety and numbers.
Despite using Diet, was the only one to be bitten on the ankles, through the socks, and on my back by what I believe were tsetse flies - ce la vie!
Skrevet 17. mars 2020
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africanman_840
Nairobi, Kenya4 662 bidrag
jan. 2020
I recently went to Zakouma for the second time and enjoyed it just as much as I had on my previous trip. It was prettier due to the fact that in January it was still wet.
I enjoyed taking the plane trip and flying over the park. It was just fabulous and I saw the largest herd of buffalo that I'd ever seen before. I also could see plenty of elephants, as well as giraffes.
I enjoyed going camping and seeing a leopard. It was obviously hunting and a troop
of baboons was barking furiously. It paid looked at us and walked on.
I was staying at Camp Nomade. The Dutch manager Willem couldn't have been kinder or more courteous. The food was even better than on my last visit. The tents were just as comfortable. I will return.
I enjoyed taking the plane trip and flying over the park. It was just fabulous and I saw the largest herd of buffalo that I'd ever seen before. I also could see plenty of elephants, as well as giraffes.
I enjoyed going camping and seeing a leopard. It was obviously hunting and a troop
of baboons was barking furiously. It paid looked at us and walked on.
I was staying at Camp Nomade. The Dutch manager Willem couldn't have been kinder or more courteous. The food was even better than on my last visit. The tents were just as comfortable. I will return.
Skrevet 27. januar 2020
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Prim8Pal
Pleasant Hill, CA23 bidrag
apr. 2019 • Par
My wife and I are seasoned Africa travelers and we were part of a group with four other experienced travelers. We all thought this was one of the best if not THE best safaris we’ve been on. Eights days went by surprisingly quickly. Late in the dry season there are huge flocks of birds, herds of antelope, and some predators around the remaining sources of water. The flocks of quelea in the millions were impressive. We saw many lions too. Night drives were the most productive of any place we’ve been and we saw many servals, genets, Africa wild cat, civets, side-striped jackals, and pale fox (no pictures of the foes though ... too shy).
We stayed at Tinga Camp which was basic but had good service. Lots of game in the vicinity of the camp and there is a carmine bee-eater colony within walking distance. Lunches and dinners were good. They don’t have many English speaking driver guides though so best to go with a group as they will likely assign the English speaking guide to the group. We went with Wild Frontiers and they did a very good job.
We stayed at Tinga Camp which was basic but had good service. Lots of game in the vicinity of the camp and there is a carmine bee-eater colony within walking distance. Lunches and dinners were good. They don’t have many English speaking driver guides though so best to go with a group as they will likely assign the English speaking guide to the group. We went with Wild Frontiers and they did a very good job.
Skrevet 2. juni 2019
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Nigel F
London, UK63 bidrag
apr. 2019 • Par
This is absolutely not a trip for sissies - temperatures in the high 40C, lions walking through camp, tetse flies etc - but was the most exceptional wildlife experience we have ever had.
Indescribable quantities of bird and animal species, all rubbing along together - we humans could learn a thing or two.
Huge thanks to Adrian Bantich, our guide, and Willem and Iris at Camp Nomade.
Indescribable quantities of bird and animal species, all rubbing along together - we humans could learn a thing or two.
Huge thanks to Adrian Bantich, our guide, and Willem and Iris at Camp Nomade.
Skrevet 27. april 2019
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ssbrauer
Pretoria, South9 bidrag
jan. 2019
Chad is truly an experience onto itself and Zakouma is an amazing example of the national government and African Parks working together and protecting the beautiful natural heritage of Chad. Birds are abundant, the skies feel limitless. Sleeping in the park you hear the most incredible cacophony of buffalo snorts, lions, etc. Felt like a bucket list item.
Skrevet 13. april 2019
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Bonjour,
désireux de planifier un voyage au Tchad , j aurais aimé vous poser quelques questions.
Combien de temps êtes vous restés et avez vous fait le désert.
Par quelle agence êtes vous passés ? Et au niveau budget combien faut il compter pour un couple?
Si vous avez d'autres infos, je suis preneur
Cordialement
Moussadeck Boulegroun
Skrevet 26. februar 2019
Spazi d’avventura Milano
Per il budget dipende da tante cose.
Dalla capitale al parco ci sono 2 giorni di Sahel
Il viaggio è abbinabile ad altre mete interessanti tipo ennedi ....
Saluti
Skrevet 27. februar 2019
Bonjours , nous voulons visité le pack de Zakouma comment faire? si on s trouve déjà à N'djamena?
Skrevet 11. november 2018
Bonjour, nous souhaiterions aller au Zakouma NP, pourriez-vous nous conseiller une bonne agence locale ?
Merci !
Skrevet 7. november 2018
Bonjour,
Comment avez-vous organisé votre voyage à Zakouma ? transfert en avion ou par la route depuis NDjamena ? Malgré plusieurs mails envoyés sur le site de Zakouma, jamais aucune réponse... Merci si vous le faites ! Cordialement, Mathieu
Skrevet 17. oktober 2018
Can anyone please help us with what guides or travel group they used to plan their trip to Zakouma National Park? We want to go early next year. Please and thank you. Carol
Skrevet 11. juni 2018
Very rarely visit my own trip reports otherwise I would have answered this question earlier, I travelled with a U.K. based operator. BUSANGA SAFARIS. They are running 3 trips in 2019 all led by Doug McDonald, who is an outstanding guide and knows this park well. Very few are now offering Camp Nomade for a variety of reasons mainly AP want it to be used by potential benefactors, Tinga Camp is now been used.
Skrevet 6. september 2018
Hi, I would like to know what company you used for travel? I was considering Steppes in the UK. We would also be taking the charter flight.
Skrevet 6. juni 2018
We would LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to visit Zakouma but we are very concerned about the safety of travelling to Chad. The UK Foreign Office strongly advises against all but necessary travel. Can anyone convince us that we should overcome our fears OR are they well justified?
Skrevet 8. mai 2018
Dear Karen M,
I was in Chad earlier this year and I can assure you that you have nothing to worry about. It is an extremely safe country.
Best regards,Owen
Skrevet 26. juli 2018
Bonjour, quelles sont les conditions sécuritaires concernant la route de NDJ au parc ?
Skrevet 23. april 2017
Nous on la fait en 4x4 avec une compagnie de N’Djaména, il faut une autorisation de circulation et il y a de nombreux contrôles sur la route.
Skrevet 30. januar 2018
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