50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Very knowledgeable and helpful. Quick to respond to any enquiries, felt safe the entire trip.
Dream Peak Safari basically organised our whole African holiday. We went on a four day Safari in Tanzania, which was amazing! We saw so many African animals, got to see the migration of thousands of Zebra and Wildebeest which was amazing. Saw lions, elephants, giraffes, hippos, and many, many more animals, The driver picked us up in Arusha, where we drove to the Serengeti, then to Ngorongoro Crater and back to Arusha after. We felt very safe the whole trip, the Safari vehicle was very comfortable and great for viewing the animals. The driver was very knowledgeable and taught us many facts about the different animals and culture. We stopped a Maasai village, which was fabulous. Everything on the safari from accommodation, meals and packed lunches was organised. The accommodation they helped us choose was very beautiful and the food was amazing. We also went to Rwanda and Uganda to go on a Gorilla trek. Dream Peak Safari gave us contacts and guided us through organising this which was very helpful and another highlight. I would definitely recommend Dream Peak Safari, they were extremely helpful every step of the way, truly was a magical holiday.
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Pro player that knows its game
Very pleasant tour experience from start to finish.
Staff were experience and able to cater for last minute change.
No fuss, well organized and always follows up and check if everything is good.
In summary, highly recommended.
IL
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Tarangire National Park by Adar Vaitzman
Was the first one , good for the start
IL
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Serengeti National Park by Adar Vaitzman
Was the best one for me, the biggest and the best one with the most wild life
IL
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Ngorongoro Crater by Adar Vaitzman
Was amazing!!!!! So beautiful
IL
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Lake Manyara National Park by Adar Vaitzman
Was the last one with not alot of wild life, good to start with.
65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
An Absolutely Amazing Experience!!
Our trip to Kenya was amazing and exceeded my wildest expectations! The safari at the Masai Mari did not disappoint as we saw all of the Big Five. It was stunning to see a pride of lions, who had just taken down a buffalo, devour the beast before our very eyes. To see the rhino, running free (and as fast as our vehicle) elicited oohs and ahs from our entire vehicle. We also visited Lake Nakuru and witnessed it diversity of wildlife and all of the different birds. To witness the vast expanse of the Great Rift Valley was breathtaking. Our final stop was Lake Naivasha where we were overwhelmed by the flora and the fauna, and just the natural beauty of the place. The locals were super friendly, very welcoming, and extremely humble, and made you feel welcome in their country. The food was delicious, and I recommend sampling some of the local dishes for a unique gastronomical experience. Overall, I am very satisfied with my Kenyan experience and have already began making plans to return for an extended visit. If you are on the fence, thinking about going, I recommend that you get busy and plan your trip. I promise, you will not be disappointed!
IL
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing and uniqe
So much different from what i thought, saw all the 5 in the safari’s amazing people!!
FR
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing trip
Uganda is an incredible travel destination for nature lovers and her wild life.
It is also a very safe and cozy country
50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Malindi Tsavo Amboseli
We booked our Safari through Henry who organised the tented camps we wished to stay in for the ever changing number of guests we had! As no one could make up their mind. Patience of a saint. We organised drivers as we had to travel from one National Park to another, but you could use the camp guides if preferred or you are staying in one camp for your trip and they probably know where the game is, as working there every day. Camps inside your chosen park work well as you can stay in the parks longer before they close at 6pm. So if you are staying outside a park you might want to have a whole day in, with a picnic to see the most of it, often it takes 1.5hrs to get to the centres where the game is, especially if just a short stay like we had. Also it’s very important to get new Safari 4x4s with lifting tops not open sides. With USB charging points as your phones will go flat over a full day. Your guide’s if not camp guides are key, they will be showing you all the key spots and talking about the habitat and animals, check out if they are a qualified guides or trackers. Safari bookings were great and if you follow these tips you will have a wonderful trip which ever safari park you visit. Tsavo East was a huge savannah with much ground to cover but most of the game and elephant is along the Galana river. Amboseli is much smaller, with its lakes and flat marsh, provides for hippo and elephant and most species of antelope. We didn’t see Lion in Amboseli but caught a glimpse of Hyena but the wading birds are beautiful and a wide range of species with flamingo and pelican amongst the hippo if your a birder. Our camp Discovery Camp delightful and simple with a fire pit and pool and importantly owned and run by local Kenyans inside the park for early or night game drives.
