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Email Mrs Claire M Thomsett | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Amazing Place to visit
The safari was amazing. Everyone from the driver to the hotel staff were so friendly and keen to talk about what you had seen but if you did not want to talk happy to leave you alone. I was able to see the Big 5 but also so much more which I was not expecting which made the trip so wonderful. I also went to the coast and went snorkelling / Suba diving was able to swim with dolphins, turtles and even saw a Humpback whale with a calf. I would recommend Kenya as a place to visit.
Email Lynne McElrea | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Quintessential African Safari
When you picture an African landscape with abundant wildlife and sweeping plains, you picture Kenya. Its outstanding beauty and breathtaking vistas are only enhanced by the warm, friendly people we met. Everything from the landscape, animal airings and accommodation exceeded our expectations and we cannot wait to return.
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Email Alexander Gomez | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
A superb safari at an affordable price
Kenya was beautiful! The weather was pleasant throughout and there was not even one mosquito! The people were friendly and the food was good, definitely recomnend the sadari at Lenchada Safaris!
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Email Natalie Fils-Aime | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Beautiful experience
Kenya a beautiful country . Amazing people, culture and food. Thanks to my tour company Rocktrek made my family trip pleasurable ... and I went with a toddler and 2 teenagers...
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Email Andreas | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Kenya for ever
You want to see wildlife? Then travel to Kenya ... and spent at least three nights on safari (we spent 6). Great scenery, big 5 no problem ... and the best, very nice and helpful people !!!
Email Claire Ball | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Vibrant, awe inspiring and exciting
I was travelling with a Kenyan friend and we treated ourselves to a three day private safari in the Masai Mara. We absolutely loved everything about it. Our guide was excellent and really friendly. We visited a Masai village which felt like a real privilege and the camp we stayed in was excellent. In just one day we saw lions, elephants, buffalo, zebra, antelopes, wildebeest, hippos, crocodiles, giraffe, cheetah, warthogs, hyenas and stunning birds. The scanty is beautiful and really quite open. We enjoyed a picnic by the Mara river and a short walk on foot (guides with rifles available). While visiting my friends’ family, we did our own safari drive in Lake Nakuru National Park- it was l late afternoon/ early evening and just beautiful. It was really exciting to see rhinos amongst a herd of buffaloes and lions which were really active rather than lounging in the sun. It was sad to see the effects of climate change though- my friends remember the lake being pink with flamingos when they were younger, but there are now far, far fewer- still enough to be exciting for a foreigner!
Aside from safaris, my real highlight were the Kenyan people and their hospitality - I feel very lucky to have friends who helped me to discover their beautiful country, traditions and culture. I feel sure I will be back.
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Email Cesar Cuellar | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
AMAZING BREATHLESS COUNTRY WITH A HUGE AMOUNT OF THIGS TO IMPROVE
I never expected how much and deeply this country impressed us.
We have been for two weeks in Nairobi, Massai Mara Nakuru Naivasha Hell´s Gate Mombassa Diani Beach, and Lamu.
No words to describe all the wild beauty of the country
Six National parks, big five, ugly five, elephants orphanage, and giraffe orphanage, snake park...
We meet people Massai and Kikuyu and are with them (out of the tourist ambiance) and speak with foreign residents from Italy Spain and England.
We read the history of the country and visited Nairobi's museums where our guide explain us much more than a book.
We feel very safe
But, it's so obvious that the country needs to improve a lot of things in order to attract tourism to visit this impressive beautiful, and historical country beyond visiting national parks.
Roads, trains, unexisting public transport, cleaning and appearance of the cities and beaches (look at the capital)
Nonetheless, I'll be back the soon as I can
Email Matt M | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Superb Safari
Safari in different areas is worthwhile.
Masai and Amboseli are both brilliant and work visiting. Amboseli in particular is amazing for the volume of hippos and elephants.
Lake Nakuru was great for watching the rhinos, flamingos.
Hell's gate was a little disappointing.
I loved Tsavo West - thick grass/bushes, red soil - so different from other areas, yet good wildlife, and we finally saw a leopard ! Not as much wildlife as other areas, but still enjoyable. It is a bit more of an adventure.
Make sure you take new $100 bills (2017), as the old ones (1999) are sometimes not accepted!
Early starts are worthwhile on safari.
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Email Emily | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Once in a lifetime tour, perfect budget safari!
We did the 2 night 3 day Masai Mara tour. The pickup process was really easy, and we were grouped with such great people which made the experience lots of fun during the down times (there is a LOT of driving). 3 days was great as we got to see almost everything and enjoy the camp life within the Masai. Great amount of time, good price, amazing experience seeing elephants, giraffes, lions, leopards, and more.
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Email Boris Niessing | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Emotional experience
Amazing country with beautiful landscapes, much better than what we expected.
