African Sermon Safaris
- Located In:
- Size:
- 5-10 employees (Founded in 2003)
- Member Of:
- Ecotourism Kenya & East African Wildlife Society
- Tour Types:
- Custom budget & mid-range tours that can start every day
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $120 to $700 per person per day (USD, excl. int'l flights)
Reviews
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Email David | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
The best Kenyan trip with African Sermon safaris
We had a very enjoyable week travelling in Kenya's best game parks. Food, service, accommodation and transport were all excellent. African Sermon Safaris supplied us with a very knowledgeable guide, nothing was too much trouble the tour went without any hitch. Starting from being picked up at the airport to finally being transported back to airport for our scheduled flight home. My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our special time in Kenya and felt at ease at all times in the capable hands of our private safari guide. The game viewing was splendid as we saw "the big five", and to our delight we saw ‘the crossing’, the migration of the wildebeest. I am sure someday we will return to Kenya and when we do, we will without any hesitation re-book with this company. Thank you Daniel and John for showing us your very beautiful country in all its splendor
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Email Erins Jone | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
An excellent and professional safari company to work with
We highly recommend African Sermon Safaris. James our driver/guide picked us up in Nairobi timely and took us on a road with an amazing view of the great Rift Valley and on to Maasai Mara, fascinating game reserve. Everything was extremely well planned with a pleasing evening game viewing drive the day we got there, a whole day game drive the following and an early morning game drive the last day before heading back to Nairobi. We were there in late February and certainly missed great migration season, but we saw almost everything we wanted to see with the exemption of rhinos. Sincerely, we will most definitely try to catch the wildebeest migration next time we go, hopefully.