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Opinions GRIFFIN FALLS CAMP Réserve De Mabira
Members' reviews on GRIFFIN FALLS CAMP
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The ziplining experience here is nothing short of heart-pounding. Soaring through the lush canopy of Mabira Forest, you can feel the adrenaline rush as you embrace the breathtaking views. The well-maintained ziplines and safety measures ensure a thrilling yet secure adventure for all daredevils.
For those with a keen eye and a steady hand, the archery range is a fantastic addition. Channel your inner Robin Hood and test your skills in this ancient sport amidst the serenity of the forest. The instructors provide excellent guidance, making it a fun and challenging activity for both beginners and seasoned archers.
Beyond the adrenaline-pumping activities, Griffin Falls Camp offers a serene escape into nature. The campsite is well-equipped, and the staff is warm and accommodating. Whether you're an adventure enthusiast or just seeking a getaway surrounded by the beauty of Mabira Forest, Griffin Falls Camp is a premier destination that promises an unforgettable experience.
Robert is a real expert for birds and other animals as well as for plants. Even before entering the forest, he showed us numerous bird species, that he himself often identified by their voice, before he (or we) even saw them. Robert was well equipped with a pointer, to indicate the bird's position an an app to show the birds again in detail and add some facts. He was always patient and seemed to enjoy every spotted animal just as much as we did.
Beside the birds, we also saw a huge variety of beautiful and big butterflies, some beetle, dragonflies and monkey and learned about different trees and other plants in this rainforest.
Thank you Robert and thank you Griffin Falls Camp, we had a wonderful experience in Mabira forest!
The camp itself is not really well maintained or hospital and it seems like the management is really after the money. The tents they provide are very small, there is no real area to "lounge". Positive remarks for the connection to the community-based organization that benefits from the profits. Next time I would only come with my own tent or go somewhere else.
The rainforest is insanely beautiful, and well worth a work through even if you don't want to zipline. Just remember to take water (or buy at the kiosk) and remember your insect repellent!