65+ years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Kenya by birdseyeviewphotos
Kenya is one of East Africa 's premier safari destinations and having been in 11 of the parks and reserves since my first trip in 1978 within some parks many times. For a first Safari Kenya's tourism's infrastructure is more advanced and with a good knowledge guide your able to see a great deal of Wildlife especially the big five. I would suggest you avoid the rush around which means here today for dinner and a game drive on the way to the next park . I suggest you stay for several days at one park getting to know the wildlife and the area.
I have lived in Tanzania and Uganda setting up Avis Car Rental locations and only
US
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Kind, experienced, enjoyable!
I attended a safari with a group. We were well taken care of by the Safaris Holiday team. The driver was knowledgeable about the animals and worked very hard to get us great sightings. So grateful to the team for the wonderful hours we spent in the savanna.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Top ranking safari with a first class guide
I am lucky enough to have been on safaris in Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania and Rwanda over almost 40 years. I had heard that Botswana was probably the best and it was. Our experience was greatly enhanced by Rob Barber's exceptional knowledge and skill which enabled us to enjoy some outstanding sightings.
Rob quietly runs a very efficient operation giving the best of personal service and enjoyment to his fortunate clients. Without doubt the best safari I have experienced.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Outstanding and exhilarating safari, tremendous fun too.
All worked brilliantly and was done with great expertise and at just the right level. We had some exceptional sightings which were made possible and were greatly enhanced, by our superb guide, Rob Barber. I would unreservedly recommend him and his company, Golden Africa for a truly memorable safari.
AE
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing
It was an amazing experience. Everything went as expected and as described. Have no regrets.
Kenya - Tanzania 1-week safari
Very well organised going to many different amazing places in both countries! Charity was very quick to respond to all our questions before the trip. Our guide was very experienced and really good company! Accommodation in Kenya was good value for money.
AR
50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
good experience
it was a very nice and good experience, we would like to thank Pascal a lot in the communications and service.
At the Skukuza rest camp, Debbie was the best hostess, and FJ and Mathew were great at the games drive
IT
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
It ' was a great trip advice to those who want to visit Tanzania to go with this wonderful company
It ' was a really great trip with a guide and a really good cook. I , the past two weeks in contact with nature that hardly forget , I hope to repeat this adventure as soon as possible , and surely I will do the very heart maasai.Grazie and many good things .
PL
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
3 days in Maasai Mara great experience!
We had a pleasure to book 3day Maasai Mara safari in May 2016 departing from Nairobi. The service was excellent,our guide -Onesmas knew very well where to go to see the most animals, as well as was able to explain a lot of their habits. He also provided us with a tailor made visit to Maasai village where we are able to learn about this fascinating tribe. We would definitely book again !recommend
US
35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Supurb Gorilla Trek with Encounter Africa
I worked with Chris in the office to set up the Trek and Patrick was my Guide. Working with both were highlights of the package and I would not hesitate to work with them in the future.
I was pleased with Uganda and would return. It was a short trip down from Ethiopia where I had been on a photo safari for Ethiopian Wolves.
I stayed at Papyrus Guest House in Entebbe, Broadbill Forest Lodge in Bwindi Park, and Bird Nest Cottages in Lake Bunyonyi. I traveled solo but shared the Gorilla Trek with another traveler to downward adjust the costs. The star of the lodging experience was the Broadbill. Basic, but very clean with hot water available on demand. The personality of the owner and staff pushed the Broadbill to the top. I am not a luxury traveler, although I could be, but I prefer a more simple approach - they nailed it. Papyrus and Bird Nest were more than adequate and I was comfortable at those accommodations as well. I had been tent camping at 4,000m in Ethiopia, therefore, the comforts at the Broadbill, and menu, were sincerely appreciated.
The Gorilla Trek was fantastic and well worth the effort. A very professionally run experience!
Do it!