IN
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Spectaculat Mind Blowing and Totall worth remembering❤️
The Full Masai Mara safari was so well managed from everything communication accomodation and the way I saw animals.
Lillian managed it very amaziny and even charles who showed us Lion cheetahs Ostrich Lioness and what not in such a way. That I would recommend everyone to go with them.
Lillian was an Amazing lady who was there when we needed her helped us all through..found it to be my most memorable trip with Animals.
Thanks to Lillian.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
The best in Kenya!
I first met Joseph Chege and his family in 2014 when I was needing accommodation and transport in Nairobi. Since then he has become more than a business associate but a friend of our organization and children's home in Kitale. Not only is he a professional driver and never ceases to amaze me how he can hold a conversation while navigating through Nairobi peak-hour traffic but he is professional in all he does with Timeline Safaris. He has arranged for three of my teams to go to Masaai Mara which they have all enjoyed immensely but also other day trips to various locations. Joseph Chege is a man of integrity and always has a very happy disposition. It is my joy and pleasure to recommend him and Timeline Safaris to anyone who would like to enjoy some time out and relaxation in Kenya. Thank you Chege.
NL
It was nice
Well arranged. Holiday of our life! Especially Serengeti was nice. And our Guide Wase amazing!
ES
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Perfect
is a local travel agency. Manase treated us very well, we were very lucky to contact him because the prices of the Spanish agencies were quite higher and he organized us an ascent to Kilimanjaro that was perfect and a small three-day safari through Serengeti and Ngorongoro that was incredible. Gorgeous hotels and wonderful people. A success! If you have a dream to Africa? Then book with Shika Tours and Safaris
HK
50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Take care clients very well in all aspects.
Hannah of Trevaron Tours is my good partner, very nice, friendly and responsible. The Nairobe Airport is on fire on the day we depart, we could not fly and we did not know when we could fly, Hannah can handle the sudden change immediately such that we could minimize the influence and continued with our tour. The driver guide was excellent and experienced, we enjoyed every trip in Kenya with great satisfactions.
US
65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
Review about Hwange National Park by David from Kalamazoo
[see my main review]
US
Was peaceful and tranquil, few visitors where we were allowing us to animal watch in peace.
We drove ourselves, no guide. We planned the whole day to be close to the river not far from the entrance of Ndabaka Gate (West gate). We wanted to relax and observe and not spend the day driving and trying to "max out". We try to observe a little thoroughly instead of a lot superficially. We saw lions on a kill, hippos playing in the river, and watched crocodile cruise the River while we ate lunch. On the way out we parked for on the road for more than a half hour watching elephants destroy a tree close to us. No traffic disturbed us. The grass was tall making viewing of some animals difficult. We saw plenty in spite of that and had a nice day. Everyone we met (park employees, guides, visitors) were friendly and we shared information readily.
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Really exciting, surprisingly comfortable and very friendly experience
We went for safari for three days. The trip was very well organised by Wildness Safari and we were particularly grateful to our driver (Mike) who was both knowledgeable and tried his very best to accommodate all our requests. The journey to Sealous was long (7 hours) but interesting as we were familiarising ourselves with very different scenery). The accommodation, at Sealous Jimbiza Camp, was excellent: very comfortable and the food was very good. The team there was very friendly! This is definitely an experience we would recommend to our friends, the only thing we would do differently is allow more time on the return leg (stay another day in Dar-es-Salaam rather than try to catch a flight to Zanzibar).
NO
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Fantastic 7 days safari with Afrika suset safari
Our family of five had a wonderful 7 days safari in Kenya with Afrika suset safari. Our guide Paul was superb. Very dedicated and full of nowledge. He went the extra mile so that we could expiriense all the big five. We got to see a lot of wildlife and a lot more varity of landscape even that expected. The accommodation and food was great and of a hig standard. We will higly recomend the trip to anyone and would love to do it again in the future.
US
65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
Bush camps in Hwange National Park were everything I'd hoped for
I spent four days at two bush camps--Camp Hwange and Hwange Bush Camp, two nights at each. They were both extremely well-run
and had excellent guides. These are small-group experiences. Each accommodates only about a dozen guests at a time. Some of my
days I was the only guest. The most other people that joined me on any vehicle or walking safari was a family of four. Our guides were
exceptional. Twice, once at each camp, we were led on foot to close encounters with elephants from a safe vantage point. One brought
us to within 10 feet of one. We saw lion cubs, a male lion, and three females at Hwange Bush Camp. I saw a serval cat on a night safari at
Camp Hwange. I wrote down all the other species we saw, and there were more than 20. The food at each camp was virtually the same, and very high-end. The weather throughout was mostly sunny and dry.
Each camp is about 4-1/2 hours by good van and safari "jeep" from Victoria Falls, so you feel well away from everything. I couldn't have been more pleased.
Now, as to Victoria Falls and Zimbabwe generally: Bring all of the cash that you will need in small-denomination U.S. dollars. Don't use your cards in any ATM machines. Most hotels and restaurants accept U.S. credit cards. The ticket office at the Falls will give you change in U.S. dollars; but any other place you spend U.S. dollars you will probably get change in local bond coins, which are useless to us--which is the reason you want small denominations--1s and 5s are best.
I also visited Zimbabwe's capital, Harare, and found it a very comfortable city. Once you solve the money problem, it's a great place to visit. People are very friendly.