Safari Reviews

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Gunhild & Ina   –  
Germany DE
Visited: September 2015 Reviewed: Sep 27, 2015

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Dry and hot, but worth to see. Few animals at this time but nevertheless awesome.
Overall rating
4/5

Elephants, giraffes, zebras, lions, impalas, okapi, dikdiks, baboons, cheetah, ostrich, different birds... to see!
Hot and dry but great weather. Sentrim Samburu camp very nice (warm welcome, friendly people, nice food and accomodation). Umoja women camp not be recommended (unfriendly people, very basic)
Nice game drives, very nice driver, sunrise...

Roy & Beth Keith   –  
United States US
Visited: March 2015 Reviewed: Mar 30, 2015

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

About: Go2Africa
Incredibly Life Changing & Amazing!!
5/5

The Staff was Beyond Hospitable. Attentive, Polite & Made Us Feel like Family. Our Drivers were Very Nice~ First Experience picking us up at the Airport after a Dreaded 18 hr Flight & was Very Friendly!! Then the Staff at Amboseli Porini Camp was Also Helpful & Friendly. It is Where We Saw the FIRST WILD ELEPHANT & I was in AWE also Very Humbling Experience to Meet the Masai Villagers, I Learned A Lot!!! Kichwa Tembo Camp was Beautiful & Again The Staff Impeccable with Their Help Joseph Our Driver was a Hoot & Friendliness the Food was Delicious & Our Surroundings.. Well AFRICA ROCKS!! Safari's Majestic Beauty Watching All the Animals Mingle Together & So Many Interesting & Beautiful Birds & ELEPHANTS!! Sundowners was a Neat Treat ;) Hot Air Balloon Ride was Inspiring~ On a Scale from 1-10 WE Give this Entire Experience a Big 10000000 !! My Husband & I Truly Had an Amazing Experience & Truth be Told it was BEYOND OUR EXPECTATIONS!! So Many "Moments" Happened that was Truly Incredible. I'm In LOVE with Kenya, The People Their SMILES & Warmth!! We Can't Wait to Return!!

Sham   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: March 2024 Reviewed: Apr 6, 2024

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

About: Kenya
Amazing experience, great value and good vibes!
Overall rating
5/5

Great value for a safari, did one in Tanzania which cost double but wasn't as good.

This one was efficient, which means you will have a better experience viewing animals and we had a friendly and knowledgable driver who was able to help pus see some amazing things within a short space of time. Accommodation and meals were better than expected and we have no complaints. If we were to go again I wouldn't hesitate to book with the same company. Driver was Samuel.

Group of 4   –  
Canada CA
Visited: March 2024 Reviewed: Apr 6, 2024

About: Tanzania
Tanzania is a special place!
Overall rating
5/5

Overall we had an incredible trip. A dream vacation for wildlife lovers and those seeking a friendly cultural experience. Our safari provider, African Big Cats, was skilled, organized and professional throughout the excursion. We’d return in a heartbeat.

Andre Fortier   –  
Canada CA
Visited: December 2000 Reviewed: Sep 27, 2015

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

An experience of a lifetime
Overall rating
5/5

Oh where to start - abundant wildlife, the most variety of birds that we've ever seen,... The lodges and huts that I stayed at were comfortable and the food served was delicious. The staff were absolutely amazing, friendly and accommodating. Last but not least, the tour guides were welcoming, knowledgeable and ensured our safety throughout the trip.

My trip to the Okavango Delta, Botswana was the best trip I've ever been on, it was an experience of a lifetime.

Alexandre Langlois   –  
Canada CA
Visited: March 2015 Reviewed: Mar 30, 2015

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Above our expectations
5/5

My wife and I did the 6 nights/7 days safari. The experience was above our expectations from the hotel pick up to the airport transfer at the end. You don't need to worry about one thing, your guide is there for you all the time. We are usually travelling on our own but this time we thought that it would be easier to book a trip like this one. With Moriti, you don't only get a safari trip, but more like a life experience. You don't only see animals, you get to learn about the bush and the life in it.

Michaela G.   –  
Germany DE
Visited: March 2024 Reviewed: Apr 5, 2024

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

So many different moments, sights, drives, people, accommodations - just GREAT! Never to forget!
Overall rating
5/5

It was such a great experience! Viva Safari (our tour operator) did a great job by showing us so many different aspects of the South African wildlife, the differences of Krueger NP and the Private Game Reserves as well as the struggling of Rehabilitation Centers for animals. We stayed in different lodges, which was also very exciting. All the people we met were so friendly, hosting an really loved what they do. We had a wonderful time and will definitely do it again!

jess   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: September 2013 Reviewed: Sep 26, 2015

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

Review about Chobe National Park by jess
Overall rating
5/5

Nowhere else have I seen such huge herds of wild elephants - it was an incredible sight. There was also huge amounts of other wildlife, like baboons, giraffe, antelope and zebra.

Paul Sunnucks   –  
Australia AU
Visited: July 2013 Reviewed: Mar 30, 2015

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

Best safari imaginable
5/5

The trip I had in Tanzania guided by Davis Albert was easily my best holiday ever! The experience could not have been better for my family. My wife Andie and I had wondered how our 11 and 16 year-old daughters Ruby and Alice would take to long safaris – well, they immediately got into it and loved every minute!

We visited a wonderful mixture of places on driving safari in central/southern Tanzania. It was great to experience different kinds of place: bush camping by the river in the undulating woodlands of Selous Game Reserve, permanent tented camping at Stanley’s Kopjie in Mikumi National Park, the cool, green mountains of Udzungwa NP, and the waterholes and beautiful acacia and baobab woodland of Ruaha NP. Wildlife from the huge to the tiny was abundant throughout, and none of it could escape the incredibly sharp eyes of Davis! One second he would spot a highly camouflaged Verreaux’s eagle-owl nearby, the next instant he could pick out a speck on the horizon that would magically turn into a Greater Kudu or leopard. It was so great to be with someone whose astounding knowledge of the wildlife was matched by tireless efforts to share and explore with us. Davis was not only guide, but also cultural ambassador, Swahili coach, entertainer and all round wonderful company!

The diverse magic of the places we visited was really enhanced by being virtually the only people around, except the wonderful crew who cheerfully made sure that we had everything we wanted, and were safe and
comfortable. All the arrangements were smooth, at the right time and place, and we never had down-time caused by something not working. This made the trip effortless for us - a stark contrast to our usual camping
holidays. The days were punctuated with welcome experiences provided by someone else! Stopping under the branches of baobab and tamarind trees, an interesting packed lunch appearing apparently from nowhere. A cold drink would suddenly materialize by the campfire overlooking the river. A day on safari was followed by a warm shower in the ensuite section of the tent. And it was not just routine, but also special, thoughtful
provisions. We happened to mention that Alice was turning 16. Davis is extremely well-connected, with friends and relations apparently everywhere. That evening, courtesy of his cousin chef, a surprise birthday cake appeared labelled ‘Happy Birthday Alice’ with candles and accompanied by ‘Happy Birthday’ sung with Swahili accents.

It was with great regret that we left Davis to round out our extraordinary visit to Tanzania with a couple of days on the unique island of Zanzibar, from where we made a three-day visit to the incredible eco-tourist spot Chumbe Island. Home to the world’s largest invertebrate, the Coconut crab, Chumbe is a paradise of exciting snorkelling among turtles on the gorgeous reef, bright beaches, and a very charming crew of dedicated staff who care so excellently for the island and its visitors.

I can unhesitatingly give my highest recommendation for a trip with Davis and his team. Our complete confidence in him was totally justified. In the time it took to plan our adventure, we developed very high expectations: they were more than met – our safari (Swahili for journey) was even better than we had dreamed. We can’t wait to go back to Tanzania, to see Davis and Nyasi Adventure!

Larry Trach   –  
Canada CA
Visited: March 2024 Reviewed: Apr 4, 2024

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Top three on my list of all places i have been
Overall rating
5/5

amazing is all i can say. Staff was great and saw more then i expected.

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