IN
Excellent Personalized Experience of Safari
Our guide Evans was a Safe & Knowledgeable Guide. All arrangements were excellent including airport pick up and transport. We enjoyed the Safari spotting not just animals but many birds.
DE
35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Great Scenery, sustainable Concept
Akagera is a wonderful scenic Park with diverse landscape, a lot of water, savannah, hills, red soil etc. It is extremely well maintained, with paths checked daily, access roads repaired, and park fences monitored. The park also places great emphasis on sustainability and ecologically responsible tourism. Single-use plastic bottles are prohibited throughout the park (do not bring them in your car, as you will be denied entry and there are no trash cans at the gate). On the game drives, we saw pretty much everything you would expect from a Big Five park: elephants, buffalo, rhinos, lions, as well as giraffes that were deeply in love, hippos with their young, lots of different species of antelope, an incredible number of different species of birds, baboons and other small monkeys, crocodiles, zebras, etc. The herds are smaller than in Serengeti or Masai Mara. But the park has not been a so-called Big Five park for very long. Some species were only introduced in recent years, and herds are still growing. And except from the great plains the park is densely vegetated. It is not a zoo. You have to be patient and a bit lucky, especially for the big cats. If you just want to get a somewhat wild animal in front of your camera as quickly as possible, you're better off going to more touristy parks like Kruger – but just be aware that there you often have to share a lion sighting with about 100 other people who all want to take the same photo at the same time and whose cars will ruin the background of your picture. I can strongly recommend visiting Akagera National Park.
PE
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Very Beautiful
It is a great time to go, really any time. There are a lot of animals and the weather was really good
ID
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Absolutely amazing
Booked a 7days safaris with super eagles ,we have had an amazing time over the 7days safaris from maasai mara to amboseli ,this trip would not have been complete without the three super guides Gilbert ,Leroy our main guide who organised everything smoothly and rhino ,thank you so much super eagles for creating a lifetime memory .
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Exemplary and Thoughtful
Had an absolute blast with Bintu Adventures and our guide Marcos. 2 days in the Masai Mara and he was exceptional and we were able to catch the "Big 5" in our short trip.
Helped us plan the trip and made changes to better cater to our needs. Pick up was on time, vehicle was clean, and Marcos was knowledgeable and fun.
20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Tough hike, amazing experience!
My husband and I climbed Kilimanjaro for our honeymoon in January 2026 with KiliVikings! We chose the 7-day Rongai route. Overall we had a great experience. We booked a group tour, but it ended up being just the two of us and the crew! From the beginning, Charlie was very responsive (even though we arrived on Christmas Day and finished on New Year’s Eve). Our guides, Goodluck and Stephan, were awesome and helpful! They respected the mountain and checked in with us throughout the day during the hiking portion and while relaxing at camp to make sure our questions were answered! The porters, chef, guides, and the entire staff were incredible! We made it to Gilman’s point, which is not the peak but was close enough!
We went at the end of rainy season so it rained/snowed every day of our hike. The mornings were usually clear and it was amazing to see the mountain as we progressed! Charlie arranged a taxi for us to get to Arusha after the hike and helped with everything we asked!
A couple of things that could have gone better/I wish we had done differently:
-Kilivikings forgot to pack oxygen, which was said to be included in the tour. I got altitude sickness during the summit night and I probably needed it but we didn’t have any.
- I wish we had looked at the route success rates before choosing a route. We picked the Rongai route and it was beautiful!!! the forest was incredible! But i think a longer climb (like lemosho) would have been better for us to acclimate.
-We did not end up taking the acclimatization day and I wish we had. Our climb ended up being 6 days instead of 7 because the guide said we likely didn’t need the extra day. We were feeling mostly good until the summit night so not our guide’s fault!
- KiliVikings recommends a 10% tip, but we got the vibe from our porters and guides that that was not at all fair. We ended up paying about a 25% tip (which was extremely deserved but a little more than we anticipated spending).
- Nothing KiliVikings could have done about this but we found it extremely difficult to eat. (The food was delicious we simply couldn’t eat because of the altitude). We live at sea level and have never been so high up so we truly didn’t understand how the altitude could impact us and the biggest hurdle was our appetite. We slept fine and for the most part we acclimated until we started the climb to the summit.
Again, overall, it was challenging, incredible, and a truly unique experience! Thank you KiliVikings!
SE
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Mike was nice, friendly and had a lot of knowledge about everything
Mike took us to the Karen Blixen museum in nairobi it was wonderful! He also knew all the fastest shortcuts to navigate nairobi .
CA
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
A Safari Experience You Can Trust
If you’re planning a safari in Tanzania and want an experience that is ethical, safe, and truly unforgettable, I cannot recommend Tanzania Memories and its founder, Richard Moshi, highly enough. If I could add more stars I would! Absolutely the best trip of my life so far.
I travelled through Tanzania in August 2022, and Richard was our guide throughout Tarangire, the Central and Northern Serengeti, the Ngorongoro Crater, and Lake Manyara. The trip was extraordinary — not just because of the wildlife, but because of the way Richard guided us through it.
Richard has an exceptional ability to read the land, the animals, and the moment. He consistently spotted wildlife long before anyone else — lions hidden in kopjes, leopards draped over branches, cheetahs stalking in the grass, and even tiny creatures like dik-diks and hyraxes. His knowledge of animal behaviour meant we were always in the right place at the right time, whether it was watching a pride of 16 lions feeding on a Cape Buffalo, witnessing a lioness take down a gazelle, or experiencing the Wildebeest Migration at the Mara River with multiple dramatic crossings.
What sets Richard apart is his integrity. At the Mara River, where dozens of safari trucks surged forward the moment the first wildebeest stepped into the water, Richard refused to break park rules or cut others off. He navigated the chaos with calm professionalism, ensuring we had a front‑row view without compromising safety or ethics. His respect for wildlife and the environment is unwavering, and that respect is reflected in the values of Tanzania Memories.
But the moment that truly showed me who Richard is — not just as a guide, but as a person — happened far from the Serengeti. We stayed at The Original Maasai Lodge, a community‑run lodge near Mount Kilimanjaro. By sheer luck, we arrived on the first day of a once‑every‑14‑years Maasai ceremony — a rite of passage so rare that even many Maasai women had never witnessed it. Richard had never seen it either. Watching him experience this extraordinary cultural moment alongside us — asking questions, learning, smiling, and sharing in the awe — added a depth to our trip that I will never forget.
He wasn’t just our guide that day.
He was our companion in a moment of pure, unexpected magic.
Richard is also simply a wonderful person. He made us feel safe, welcomed, and cared for every single day. His kindness and humour added so much joy to the experience. We’ve stayed in touch ever since — a testament to the kind of relationships he builds with his guests.
If you are travelling from Canada (or anywhere in the world) and want a safari experience that is personal, meaningful, and guided by someone you can trust completely, book with Tanzania Memories and ask for Richard Moshi. He is the heart of the company, and he will give you a safari you will remember for the rest of your life.
20-35 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
He is a very Experienced Guy, with great personality and knows what he is doing
We went tour in ngorongoro craters, it was well planned as time management was on point, we did not miss a second. The cost for the whole safari was fairly affordable and i loved the arrangement of the timetable by the operator, the facilities were great and the tour went really well, i had a lot of great memories. I would definetly use their services many more times again
CH
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Adventure for lifetime
The company is very good organised, flexible and kind. Our guide Mellita was very experienced and has a huge knowledge about the wildlife. We could see the animals very close. The accomondations were extraordinary, especially Serengeti bush camp and Suricata Boma lodge.