Email Carol Kemp | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Fantastic experience highly recommend Teko Tours
We had a wonderful experience travelling to 6 parks over 8 days. Saw the big 5 and Wildebeast migration. Favourite was probably sweet waters camp followed by Masai Mara least favourite the 2 lakes but honestly each park gave us a different experience. Really needed the beach time after - each day on safari is full on with early starts, travel and constant look out for animals
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Email Senthil K | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Fabulous place to start your Wild Life Safari experience
We embarked on a 5-day safari covering Amboseli, Lake Nakuru, and the Masai Mara, and it was truly an incredible adventure! We chose Jocky Tours for our trip, based on insights from Safari bookings, and couldn't have been happier with our decision.
With Stanley as our guide and driver on a private tour (Toyota Land Cruiser), we had a fantastic experience. The trip was worth every rupee spent. We were fortunate to see the Big 5 and a wide variety of animals and birds across all three locations. The boat tour at Lake Naivasha on our way to Lake Nakuru was a lovely addition to the trip. We capped off our journey in the Masai Mara with a breathtaking hot air balloon ride—an absolute must-do!
The arrangements were excellent, from the hotels to the vegetarian meals. Despite the long road trips, everything was well-organized and engaging. The weather in August was pleasant, although we missed the chance to see Mount Kilimanjaro due to cloud cover.
If you're considering a safari in Kenya, go for it! This trip is worth every moment.
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Email Marco Orsi | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Breathtaking wildlife in various scenario and beatiful beaches in a perpetual summer.
We spent one week safari with a great and well experienced guide (Patrick from Leopard Orchid Safari). From Nakuru to Masai Mara, from Amboseli to Tsavo we encountered uncountable animals and experienced some impressive wildlife scenes. In addition we visited a tea plantation near Nairobi and enjoyed some days in Tiwi beach near Diani. Safety is good, but wandering in some parts of the big cities alone (without a local guide) is not recommended. Nevertheless a travel in Kenya is definitely an experience to do and hopefully repeat.
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Email Diego Hangartner | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Abundance of wildlife and beautiful scenary
Kenya is the birthplace of Safari for a reason. There are so many different parks, where you have the possibility to go on a safari. All the parks offer geat game drives and the scenary is beautiful. Even the lesser known national parks are home to lions, leopards, cheetah and so many other animals. So it's worth spending a bit more time and not only go for the most famous parks, especially since Kenya is a little bit more affordable than other countries. We had a super guide for two weeks, who was so friendly and passionate about his job. It made the whole experience very enjoyable.
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Email Eli | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Kenya is truly magical!
I had a wonderful week in Kenya! I got to experience vibrant Nairobi during the work week and then an unforgettable weekend on a Masai Mara safari. It is a truly magical place rich in culture and nature!
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Email Akshya Kumar Pattanaik | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Perfection at the best for wildlife
I loved my trip as the best ever wildlife destination.
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Email Marta Almato | 65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing Wildlife experience
An amazing trip that everyone should experience once in a lifetime! Kenya has so much to offer, from stunning landscapes to amazing people, always smiling and happy to help you. We were lucky to see many animals and to enjoy a very good weather. Definitely recommend this travel for anyone that wants to experience nature!
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Email Merima Avdagic | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Amazing wildlife, stunning sunsets.
Our tour operator was Axis travel, and they were amazing and beyond helpful. Cynthia provided so much support for us, even beyond the actual safari trip - including organizing transport to and from the airport, answering all the questions, etc. Our guide Kelvin, was so cool. He was kind, he knowledgeable, and he kept us very safe. Many times we saw some irresponsible driving, but Kelvin always kept his cool and took such a good care of us. Really, he made our trip superb.
One thing about Africa is that everybody asks for tips (at Axis even this was awesome and Kelvin was awesome). But people ask for tips that you don't even know what you are tipping... like we served you breakfast, tip us, we picked p the dishes tip us, we are going to the restaurant bathroom tip us etc. It is very extreme and strange for us coming from Europe. You can tell that Africa is a third world country and that there is such a corruption and poverty as people talk about it. Yet the prices are high and it makes you wonder how people manage to survive.
The country itself is so stunningly beautiful. Wildlife, coastline, everything.
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Email Jayant | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Fantastic
Masai Mara, Amboseli, Lake Nakuru, Lake Naivasha, Tribal villages are the top things which come to the mind when i think of my recent Kenya trip, all these places are a must visit. We were lucky to spot the Big 5 along with a host of other wildlife. The weather in August is fantastic though its cold in the morning but manageable. The people were extremely good and willing to help out all the times. We stayed at Masai Mara, Nakuru, Amboseli and all these places the stay arrangement was very good and the staff was very courteous and helpful. If you desire to visit this place make it a 6-7 days tour to cover all the beauty of Kenya.
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Email Christophe Novet | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Perfect trip
We had a perfect stay, the wildlife and payasage did not disappoint us and the Kenyans are so pleasant and easy to talk to.
