35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Kilimandjaro experience - in February
Good choice for hiking Kilimandjaro with Hotsun Safaris!
Provided a very skilled friendly guide and funny staff for me, which made even more memorable the experience.
Communication went easy and fast with the agency, helped also organizing local 5 days safary.
Recommended!
65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
Wildlife beauty & thrills
The parks are impressively beautiful and rich in wild animals, especially the Big Five. It is a unique experience to see the lions, cheetahs, guepars from two to three meters away. Security is maximum provided certain rules are respected. In end january weather is quite good.
We recommend Tanzania, for a unic experience.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Review about Nairobi National Park by Venkat Ramani
Close to the capital city Nairobi, it stretches several Kms all along the highway going to Amboseli NP.
65+ years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Review about Lake Nakuru National Park by Andras Szalay
Our unique possibility to see a rhino with her baby. Birds have been a little bit far to take good pictures.
65+ years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Good budget safari experience for solo traveller to Masai Mara
I enjoyed a three nite stay at Lenchada camp just outside the Mara. It is basic accommodation with limited electrical power so bring a power bank with you. The food was hearty, and tasty, lots of cooked veggies which I loved. My two guides over the days were Evans and Moses, both were very good. My only complaint was the organization, timing for pickup which I reported to the owner. I will hire Jocky again, as a budget traveller Jocky provided exactly what I am looking for. I am an experienced safari person and have been in a number of budget places and Lenchada was fine. The most important thing to consider is clean, good food and excellent guides. Keep up the good work.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Very well organized and friendly operator
We very much enjoyed our trip. The lodges were all very nice, clean, comfortable, very friendly staff and good food - though some sligth deficits were noticed in the maintenance of the residences. Loose tabs etc. what could be easily avoidable with all the staff being around there. But these are tiny cosmetic things. We had different drivers and guides. Unfortunately the one doing the safari was the weakest of all. I would have wished for somebody with better english skills as well as more background information about Tanzania in general to learn a little about the country as well But overall - it was a breathtaking, memorable experience. Thank you!
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Very nice and informing trips.
We took a tour to the spice farm and Stone town. It was a very good trip and i have learnd alot of new things about the spices and the town. It was super hot that day but we had a good car with air conditioning and water was available all the time.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
This was a fascinating experience, both in terms of nature and in culture!
The trip to Masai Mara was incredible, filled with amazing animals and wondrous scenery, especially at sunrise. The guide was conscientious about keeping us in the vehicle for our safety, but there were times when he would go off the trails, which did raise some objections among our group. I took the five day tour, but I would recommend a three-day safari instead. The only real bad part of it was the camp, and really only when we tried to sleep--the mosquito nets were ineffective, and on the second night, the power was out (I use a CPAP when I sleep, so this was a real problem for me), and as a result, I did not sleep well until the third night when we got to stay in a hotel.
I and other members of our group found the meeting in the Masai tribe very interesting but a bit problematic: When we were offered a chance to visit their village, we were charged a fee, which they told us was to support the village. We accepted this, but then we were confronted with peddlers in the village and railroaded into making a donation to the school we visited. This can strike a western tourist as dishonest, and it may help avoid awkward confrontations if these things are also mentioned upfront instead of sprung on us at different stages of the visit.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Hell's Gate National Park by Sean W Ryan
The scenery was incredible and very reminiscent of places near my home in the US, but due to illness and extra cost to do so, I did not get a chance to take a walk in the area.