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35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
A professional and well organised Safari!
We travelled to Kenya as a family of four on a safari organised by Chalo Africa. The communication, coordination, choice of accomodation and the service provided were excellent. We had a great time and I would strongly recommend Chalo Africa for anyone who has a safari holiday in mind.
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Wonderful safari experience in Botswana
We booked our 7 night safari in Botswana through Natasha at Sun Safaris. Everything from the inital contact with Sun Safaris, to the organisation of our safari, to the transfers and arrivals at the camps was perfectly done. We stayed at three camps which all fitted the brief we gave to Natasha and lived up to our expectations.
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Excellent Kenya Safari - April 2015 (3ppl)
The safari was a great experience and the quality of accommodation and service was excellent! The planning was easy with polite and timely communication and a tailored schedule. The company also responded well to late changes due to a 2 day flight delay! Our driver took us to and through some exceptional sights and of course found all the major animals we expected (except for the elusive leopard). He was very relaxed and easy to get along with, allowing us to make requests and minor running adjustments to the plan.
Thank you Alligator Adventures Tours and Safaris for an exceptional tour of Kenya!
Review about Shaba National Reserve by ninara
We had only a short look when we visited Samburu National Park
Review about Samburu National Reserve by ninara
Beautiful scenery and a lot of animals
Review about Masai Mara National Reserve by ninara
The best wildlife in Kenya.
Review about Buffalo Springs National Reserve by ninara
We had only a short look when we visited Samburu National Park.
Review about Amboseli National Park by ninara
Wildlife is not so abundant as in Mara, but the scenery is bery beautiful.
Adventure into the African nature
In the tourism in Kenya everyone is a winner: tourists, wild animals, guides and local inhabitants. Above all us tourists, to whom Kenya offers unforgettable experiences and unbelievable views.
Tsavo West is different from the other national parks especially with the landscapes. The animals blend into the landscape and are not very conspicuous. That’s why Tsavo West is not as touristic as the famous Kenyan national parks, but it is more original and authentic. Tsavo West is an interesting destination for botanists and ornithologists too. On the roadside you can see unknown plants and flowers, the names of which are sometimes hard to find. Tsavo West is an adventure into the African nature and you can’t be sure of what you will see the next. The wilderness hides inside it a number of animals that are fairly shy of tourists although it may also be possible that you suddenly come across a leopard posing on the path just next to your vehicle. The number of the elephants has decreased because of the poaching.
After the rains the nature is green and forms a colorful scene with orange soil and black lava backdrop. The Shetani lava flow was formed two hundred of years ago but has remained the same shape since then, and with a little imagination you can hear in your ears when it streams from Chyulu hills down to Tsavo. The crater is still within view although covered with green vegetation, but the lava seems like it has just hardened. The name local people have given fits well: shetani, meaning devil. The natural formations: Mzima Springs with hippos and crocodiles, Chaimu volcano, Poacher’s Lookout, Roaring Rocks, Tsavo river, abundant forests and savanna offer striking and mysterious views.
In two days you can’t see everything, but the guides show you the best places. The guides are important because the area is large and you can drive a long way without seeing other tourists. Unfortunately not all the roads are good and it is better not to take risks. The guides are in contact with each other by radio if something happens, which is not usual. The hotels are in the middle of the park, so you can see wild animals wandering nearby from the restaurant or your tent.