Best Leading Adventures in Tanzania
Focus in Africa
- Located In:
- Size:
- 20-50 employees (Founded in 2004)
- Member Of:
- IATA & TATO
- Tour Types:
- Customizable private tours and fixed group tours
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $130 to $350 per person per day (USD, excl. int'l flights)
Reviews
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Email JINICHI | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
good experience
i used with two my friends.
we cloud spend great time safari tour.
Guide was professional, so we could see various kinds of wildlifes.
Especially, Pronsfer who is our chef was very good. he taught us the song “jambo bwana”. it was very fun.
i want to come again tanzania and meet team of focus in Africa.
JP
Email TAKERU | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Safari tour
I came from Japan.On the F tour, I went to Serengeti and Ngorongoro to see various animals.
The inn also has hot water and breakfast.You can also eat delicious food if you pay for it.
Thank you for the best time.
Asantesana
JP
Email Itsuki | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
The creator of the best experience.
From the moment I arrived at Kilimanjaro Airport until the end of my journey, I was completely taken care of, including transfers and hotel arrangements. There's nothing to worry about if you join this tour. And of course, the safari experience will be a memory for a lifetime. The guide is a genius at spotting the BIG 5. The accompanying chef is fun and, of course, a great cook. Please consider consulting them about anything. I highly recommend it.
NL
Email Laila | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
A woman was screamed at by the chef and wouldn't let her leave because he wanted money
We went on a 5 day safari with Focus on africa. The tour guide, Wilson, was amazing. He really went out of his way to make our trip unforgettable. I am very sad to give a one star because he is worth 5!
During the trip I noticed a couple of things which could have been done differently but I considered not to be worth writing a review but I will state them now anyway; we were leaving quite late a couple of times and when spotting animals you have to be there at first light! We were with 6 people in the car including luggage and camping equipment, making so that for a few drives the people in the back seats were uncomfortable. The one star I give for something that happend to a travel companion and makes me feel the need to write; the chef that was with us for 3 days(who cooked nicely but was only acting nice on the last night, all of the group immediately felt it was because he expected a tip) became angry because they gave too little tip. And with angry I mean yelling in their faces for over 15 minutes and not letting them leave the last campsite. They were so scared (2 woman alone) and not one of the 15 local men surrounding the vehicle said anything and let it happen (they work on the campsite and thus are also reprectatives of focus in africa). They felt attacked and it ruined their trip. This was a super scary situation and I would advise you to make sure who your guide will be as this will definitely make or brake it(their last day was spend with another "guide" who didn't know any English).
Moreover, the owner wanted to pay the woman to remove the reviews and out of his messages it appears that he actually agrees the tip is too little and so was accepting towards the behaviour of the chef. Look elsewhere for your safari trip!