20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Organized
Value for money offered. Adhered to the departure times. Good driver and Tour Guide. A wide array of safari alternatives are offered.
NZ
50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Joagro's planned Safari met all our needs and more, especially our tour guide Peter, he's excellent
From the planning stages to the end of our Safari our communications and service with Joagro was excellent prompt and successful. An affordable trip where we felt our accommodation was perfect for us, where it was neither cheap and nasty nor did we feel ripped off!! Our tour guide, Peter, (I would always request him) was excellent. Very knowledgable guiding us through Tarangire, the Serengeti Ngorongora and a visit to the Masai. Always finding the best game viewing sites and always very friendly and chatty. Spoke perfect English with a great sense of humour. 5 out of 5 stars 🌟!!!
TR
35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
They maybe best company in Uganda
First of all, I want to mention that I had written an earlier review about my Uganda trip with them. That was excellent.
Before visiting East Africa, I also arranged my Rwanda trip with them since their communication was giving me a very credible and overall positive impression through speaking on planning Uganda.
I asked Nickson about my plan (what I would want to do) in Rwanda and he arranged an itinerary according to it with a nice price. Even tough their price offer looked more affordable; it exceeded my expectation in terms of guiding, planning and timing.
I did a short trek in lake kivu, visited a coffee farm and climbed mt bisoke in 2 days. All experiences were very unique and valuable for me thanks to my guide and driver Adams. He is so friendly and tries his best to make you pleased and comfortable with his knowledge about Rwanda.
I am so happy to include a Rwanda trip into my east Africa and Abantubo and Adams made it very smooth and professional. I loved to see Rwanda too and recommend the same trip to people who are interested in.
Shortly they truly excel in communication, swift conflict resolution, and hospitality. They consistently go above and beyond to make you feel safe and comfortable, delivering a well-structured and highly punctual itinerary with a warm, friendly attitude
NZ
65+ years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Well organized, fast reply to enquiries, value for $ and fantastic service by tour guide Peter
Jaogro Safaris were well organized with promt responses to enquiries and great value for money. We toured Tarangire, Serengeti, Ngorongoro and a genuine Masai village. In particular our guide was fantastic with great knowledge about wildlife as well as living in Tanzania. He had a great sense of humor, spoke perfect English and went out of his way to make our trip so memorable. Found the best wildlife and drove carefully at all times. 10 STARS**********
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Martin is AMAZING!!
Martin was a great ranger and gave us an amazing tour with good summary of the park and animals! It was a great safari.
CN
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
"Thanks to Unveiled Tanzania Safaris and Irene for their perfect coordination! Our guide, Boaz, was quick-witted and spotted a precious black rhinocer
Title: A Chance Encounter with the Green Serengeti and Ancient Craters at the End of the Rainy Season – A Tribute to Unveiled Tanzania and Boaz
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Travel Agency: Unveiled Tanzania Safaris
Travel Dates: May 14 - May 20, 2026
This 7-day northern safari was less of a safari and more of a deep dialogue with nature. Special thanks to Irene for her meticulous arrangements and our top guide, Boaz. He deciphered the secrets of this land for us amidst the dust of the late dry season.
Day 1 (May 14): Arusha - Greenside Hotel
Upon landing in Arusha, Irene personally picked us up and confirmed the itinerary details. Dinner at the Greenside Hotel was authentic, setting the stage for the adventure.
Day 2 (May 15): Tarangire National Park - Tarangire Sopa Lodge
The stay at Tarangire Sopa Lodge, located within the park, was exceptional. The dry season allowed the elephants' skins to gleam in the sun, and herds roamed peacefully beneath the massive baobab trees. Boaz's driving skills remained steady even on bumpy roads. The night safari after dark was the highlight; the chirping of insects in the darkness and the distant roars of lions sent chills down our spines.
Day 3 (May 16): Western Serengeti Corridor - Mgunga Serengeti Camp
After a long trek, we arrived at Mgunga Serengeti Camp. This camp is situated on the plains, offering breathtaking views right outside the door. In the afternoon, Boaz led us to a leopard perched on a dead tree. At that moment, time seemed to stand still, with only the sound of the wind rustling through the grass.
Day 4 (May 17): Western Serengeti Full Day - Mgunga Serengeti Camp
The advantage of staying two nights in a row was that we didn't have to pack our luggage. Although there was a lot of rain at this time, the grasslands were lush and green, and the large herds of animals had not yet migrated here, which gave us a reason to "slow down." We saw a lazy pride of lions resting on the rich, tender grass along the Grumeti River. Although we didn't see wildebeest crossing, this tranquil grassland time was a luxury.
D5 (May 18): Central Serengeti → Ngorongoro Highlands - Ngorongoro Wild Camp
We saw cheetahs in the central Serengeti in the morning, and then climbed uphill. In the evening, we checked into Ngorongoro Wild Camp, located on the highlands on the outer edge, offering panoramic views. We waited at the camp for the sunrise the next day.
D6 (May 19): Ngorongoro Crater → Arusha - Summit Safari Lodge
This day's experience will be unforgettable. We descended to the bottom of the crater at dawn, before the morning mist had completely dissipated. While everyone was searching for animals near Hippo Pool, Boaz, with his eagle eyes, spotted a black rhinoceros on a distant hillside! He skillfully adjusted the car's angle, allowing us to successfully capture this precious moment. The awe-inspiring sight of life from the "bottom of the world's bowl" was indescribable. Returning to the rooftop terrace of the Summit Safari Lodge that evening, feeling the breeze, I felt incredibly satisfied.
D7 (May 20): Materuni Falls & Chagga Village - End of Trip
The last day was gentle and warm. In the morning, we hiked to Materuni Falls, where the cool water was refreshing. Afterwards, we visited the local Chagga village. When I handed biscuits to the innocent children, the light in their eyes instantly struck me. Here, food is a silent language; I felt the simplicity and kindness that transcended cultures.
Summary and Reflections:
This trip made me fall deeply in love with Tanzania. This is not only due to Unveiled Tanzania Safaris' professional service and Boaz's superb leadership, but also to the beauty of this land and the kindness of its people. Tanzania's scenery is magnificent and pristine, and its people—whether guides, drivers, or villagers—exude a touching kindness and sincerity. If you ask me if going to Tanzania in May is worthwhile, I would say absolutely. With Irene and Boaz, you will gain more than just scenery; you will experience a profound emotional connection.
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BE
35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Great! A seamless safari experience, highly recommended!
I recently traveled solo with Morning Star Safari on a scouting trip through Kenya, with the goal of identifying new locations for the photographic safaris I lead professionally. I came back genuinely impressed on every level.
From the first exchange, Joysharon was sharp and responsive. Nothing fell through the cracks.
My guide and driver James was the real highlight. Exceptionally knowledgeable, patient, and clearly passionate about the wildlife and ecosystems we were moving through. Traveling solo with a specific target list of species, I needed someone who understood what I was after, and James delivered. We ticked off an impressive range of animals across Buffalo Springs and Samburu National Parks, which genuinely surprised me with their diversity and the quality of sightings. A very different feel from the more well-known circuits, and well worth the detour.
We closed the trip with a night at Ol Pejeta Conservancy, a great way to break the drive back and end on a high note with the Black and White rhinos. And when my flight was delayed, James made the most of it with a visit to Nairobi National Park, which turned out to be a worthwhile bonus stop.
As someone who scouts destinations professionally before bringing guests, I leave with full confidence recommending Morning Star Safari. I'll absolutely work with them again.
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing
An incredible and life changing experience. Thanks to Dav, I have memories I'll keep forever, and share the good word to other travelers.
65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
They act as your trusted travel partner, seamlessly coordinating all the logistics behind the scenes
Choosing Leobeast Tours and Safaris was the best decision I could have made, and it truly was the trip of a lifetime! The seamless experience started right from the beginning thanks to our coordinator, Lizzy, who handled all the planning and logistics perfectly. Once on the ground, our incredible guides, Boniface and William, made the journey unforgettable. Their exceptional wildlife tracking skills, deep knowledge of the bush, and endless patience ensured we had the absolute best sightings while always feeling safe and comfortable. From flawless planning to magical moments on the savannah, Lizzy, Boniface, and William went above and beyond. Thank you, Leobeast team, for making my safari dreams come true—I highly recommend them!
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Best operator have ever worked with just amazing
Amazing experience with the team, services I recommend their services to other clients like me both local and international