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Tuur81 Visited: September 2011 Reviewed: Jun 7, 2012

Simply amazing
Overall rating
5/5

We had an amazing time there, were there for only one night en route to CKGR. But it's just a stunning place. Already planning on going back there.

Tuur81 Visited: September 2011 Reviewed: Jun 7, 2012

About: Botswana
Review about Botswana by Tuur81
Overall rating
5/5

It's hard not to love the place...

Carlos Oliveira   –  
Mauritania MR
Visited: November 2006 Reviewed: Jun 6, 2012

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

Review about Tsavo East National Park by Carlos Oliveira
Overall rating
4/5

A park that is not so crowed and where it is possible to enjoy wildlife experiences.

Carlos Oliveira   –  
Mauritania MR
Visited: November 2006 Reviewed: Jun 6, 2012

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

Discovering a high value safari in a wonderful place
Overall rating
5/5

A special Kenyan site where you have a good change to see a lot of wildlife. The Reserve has good activities and an adequate format of accommodations. The scenery is gorgeous, with such a wide variety of landscapes.

Pauli Visited: February 2012 Reviewed: Jun 6, 2012

A wonderful experience.
Overall rating
5/5

We designed a safari for almost a year. East and West Tsavo seemed like a good option, so we booked trips for six months prior to departure. We spent the rest of our vacation in Mombasa.

The three-day safari surpassed all expectations. Lodges were excellent. It was strange to see all the exotic animals that walked past our bedroom window.

Guide / driver was excellent to find the animals. The first night we stayed at Voi Safari Lodge and the other at Ngulia Safari Lodge. I took about 800 photos and five hours of video.

I fell in love with Africa, I will return back there.

MattyK81 Visited: January 2012 Reviewed: Jun 6, 2012

An Authentic, Accessible Experience
Overall rating
4/5

I was greatly impressed by the wildlife and scenery of Tsavo National Park. I was even more impressed by the accessibility.

As a working professional, my vacation days are limited. I had booked a week at a beach resort in Mombasa, intending nothing more than to escape the New York winter for a tropical beach while putting another country under my well-traveled belt. Going on safari was almost an afterthought.

After two days of beach, beer and sun, I decided to check out the wildlife. I asked the reception at my youth hostel for a safari recommendation. After one phone call on a borrowed cell phone and one taxi ride into downtown Mombasa to pay the fee (they took American Express) I was booked for an overnight Safari at Tsavo National Park.

We left Mombasa early in the morning, arriving at our hotel for lunch. I stayed at the Voi Wildlife Lodge, which I highly recommend! It combines modern amenities (including air conditioning: a pleasant luxury for Europeans but an absolute must for Americans) with incredible scenery. There are several swimming pools and an observation deck that stretches approximately 50m into the park and overlooks a watering hole.

The safari itself was very memorable. We saw elephants, giraffes, baboons, wildebeest, gazelles, dik diks, cheetahs, and we even saw a lioness in the morning! Our guide was a native Kenyan who spoke perfect English and what sounded to me like very good German. It rained, very briefly, as we were driving from Mombasa to Tsavo. Not a lot, but just enough for me to "Bless the rains down in Africa" as the song goes. Aside from that one drizzle the weather was invariably sunny and warm: 88 degrees for Americans, just under 30 for Europeans.

Tsavo was incredible, I can't emphasize that enough, but the biggest draw for me was the easy accessibility from both Mombasa and Nairobi. If I'd stayed longer, I would have included several other parks in addition to Tsavo. I would have liked to venture into Tanzania and perhaps checked out the island of Zanzibar. Sadly, I have a limited number of vacation days and a lot of world left to explore...

Carlos Oliveira   –  
Mauritania MR
Visited: November 2006 Reviewed: Jun 6, 2012

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

About: Kenya
Review about Kenya by Carlos Oliveira
Overall rating
5/5

Kenya is in reality a marvelous place to enjoy safaris.

MattyK81 Visited: January 2012 Reviewed: Jun 6, 2012

About: Kenya
Review about Kenya by MattyK81
Overall rating
5/5

Kenya combines the amazing wildlife and scenery of a safari destination with the ease of accessibility. Flights operate to Nairobi and Mombasa from many major European cities. Coming from the US is a bit rough, but if you're not particular about which airline you take or where you have a layover it's still very accessible.

The only real complaint I have is that the brochures from other safaris looked better than the safari I took. I don't know if this is a case of "The grass is always greener" but I had a great vacation and an incredible safari!

Kaylee Le C   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: September 2011 Reviewed: Jun 5, 2012

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

Review about Amboseli National Park by Kaylee Le C
Overall rating
5/5

We enjoyed Amboseli, but the animals were further away than at Tsavo.

Kaylee Le C   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: September 2011 Reviewed: Jun 5, 2012

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

The most memorable wildlife experience of our lives!
Overall rating
5/5

We went to Tsavo when we were on our honeymoon, this is the first time we have done a safari and certainly will not be the last! We did two game drives a day, morning and afternoon, in between we were back at the lodges for our meals, all the food was beautiful, rooms to a high standard, staff very friendly and helpful, all the drives were very well organised, our driver was very knowledgeable about the wildlife and great fun to be with. I would recommend a safari for adults and grown up children only as the game drives are around 2-3 hours long with a lot of driving in between lodges etc. and young children perhaps wouldn't have the patience or be able to stay quiet around the animals. Overall it was the best holiday we have ever had, we saw all the big 5, made some wonderful friends and memories to last a lifetime and we will definately return one day!

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