Safari moments
Inspired Feet Safaris
- Located In:
- Size:
- 5-10 employees (Founded in 2017)
- Tour Types:
- Customizable private tours and fixed group tours
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $170 to $300 per person per day (USD, excl. int'l flights)
Reviews
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Email Paola and Fabiola | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
smart. kind and reliable
Good communication from the start and great availability.
The tour went as we planned. The accomodations were comfortable, despite our low budget. Every camps was really nice, as well as all the people were very very kind. I am intollerant to gluten, and every person took care of my needs, so I am deeply grateful to them.
We changed 3 drivers, and each one was good in his work, especially the last one, Boniface.
Fiona, the manager, was always available for every questions , and ready to solve any matters, and that's made us feel safe.
She reached our group halfway the tour, to make sure everything was going well.
We spent a lovely week, in the middle of the nature. We are very satisfied of our holiday and thankful to Fiona for the organization.
And the parks are really amazing!!
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Email Gaurav | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Professional with a pretty timely communication record
It was wonderful. My group was able to see what we sought out to!! - a lot of credit given to Inspired feet. I.F/Joseph (our driver) took us to all the places where the big 5 animals would be found along with a perfect trip cap (and coincidentally a mountain cap)…seeing Mount Kilimanjaro! While the camps weren’t the most luxurious, they are a perfect representation of what you pay for. Also, in order to get the true safari experience, inspired feet sets you up in camps where you live with just enough resources to feel like you are camping with a combination of safety and contentment. The only thing I will say, and I don’t know or think this is an inspired feet doing, be prepared to do a lot of boring sitting in the car traveling between parks.
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Email Rosa | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
fast responsive , very helpful, be able to resolve the issue
Overall, it was great experiences with IFS.
Fiona was fast and very quick on responding to all my queries before I signed up with them.
There was a miscommunication regarding the 4X4 jeet but IFS be able to resolved it fast.
During the trip, they also checking with us if everything is alright.
The Driver was owesome, funny guy, we were so luck first day in Masai managed to spot leopard.
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Email John Ge | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
A small company that provide safari broke service
The driver Bonie is very good,nice guy with charming and shying smiles all the time.
He is very inspired to take the guests to running around the national park and reserve zone to provide more opportunity fot the guests to see more (we are very happy to see the wildebeest crossing and cheetah hunting).
But he needs some improvement in car stopping point and waiting time control and parking angle and more patience. I had many times in safaring that when I tried to zoom and to take photos then the car is suddenly moving.
Some guests only want to see.
Some guesss not only want to see but also want to take photos and videos. They need more minutes to zoom and focusing.
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Email Anna | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Great 8-day Safari in Kenya!
We had a great time in Kenya and were lucky enough to experience great wildlife encounters!!
Everything was well organized, we got the chance to upgrade to a Landrover and were happy we did that. We were able to open the sides and thus see very well, but the roads were really dusty, so definitely bring a mask! (And a warm jacket as the wind can be very cold). It would have been handy to know beforehand that masks are needed.
Our first accommodation was overbooked so they took us to another one. Our guide had to drive us every morning and evening to the other accommodation to eat. The food overall, especially the lunches, were quite simple. We were “warned” that the lunches are not good, but that the guide would stop at a shop on the way so we can buy some snacks. Unfortunately we didn’t stop at a shop on the way to Maasai Mara (only at our lunch spot but there snacks were really expensive) which would have been nice (as the lunches were indeed not the best and they struggled a bit to remember and pack the proper dietary restrictions as asked).
Our guide was very nice and tried his best to give us great animal encounters and we got to see the a Big 5, the wilderbeast crossing through the river and even a cheetah family on the hunt! Sometimes I would have loved to get more information about the animals or more background info about the parks etc., but even when asking specific questions we didn’t always get thorough answers.
Overall, we had a very great experience and got good value for our money.