Jungleroam Safaris
- Office In:
- Size:
- 1-5 employees (Founded in 2020)
- Tour Types:
- Customizable private tours and fixed group tours
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $100 to $400 per person per day (USD, excl. int'l flights)
for a custom tour
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Reviews
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Email endong | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
way beyond expectation
My best luck in Kenya is having Francis as our guide. He is always considerated and devoted, perfectly skilled and expert of all kinds of animals. His humor makes our entire trip filled with laughter. I will rate 120 points of this Safari trip!
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Email Cici | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Good
Our safari across Kenya’s most iconic landscapes—Masai Mara, Amboseli, and Lake Naivasha—was elevated from “incredible” to “life-long memory” because of one person: our guide, Stevo. When it comes to safari expertise, passion, and care, he’s in a league of his own.
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Email May | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
perfect
A Five-Star Safari Adventure with the Best Guide in Kenya: Stevo
If you’re planning a Safari in Kenya and wondering who to trust with your once-in-a-lifetime experience, look no further than Stevo—our guide, our storyteller, and the reason our trip to Amboseli, Masai Mara, and beyond was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment we landed in Nairobi to the second we hugged goodbye at the airport, Stevo’s expertise, passion, and warm personality turned a great vacation into an unforgettable memory, and I cannot recommend him highly enough.
Our 7-day journey began with Amboseli National Park, and Stevo set the tone immediately. He arrived at our hotel early, As we drove toward Amboseli, he didn’t just point out landmarks—he wove stories about Kenya’s history, the Maasai culture, and the delicate ecosystem that makes Amboseli so unique. “Amboseli isn’t just about elephants,” he told us with a smile. “It’s about how they live with the land, the birds that follow them, and that backdrop—the mighty Kilimanjaro.” True to his word, our first morning in the park was magical: we spotted a herd of over 30 elephants grazing near a watering hole, their silhouettes perfectly framed by Kilimanjaro’s snow-capped peak. Stevo knew exactly where to position for the best photos (no awkward angles, no crowds blocking the view) and waited patiently while we snapped shot after shot, never rushing us. He even shared pro tips—“Wait for the baby to lift its trunk; that’s the money shot!”—that made our photos look like they belonged in a National Geographic spread.
After Amboseli, we headed to the Masai Mara, and this is where Stevo’s skills as a Safari guide truly shone. The Mara is vast, and spotting the Big Five can feel like finding a needle in a haystack—but not with Stevo. He has an uncanny ability to read the land: he’d stop to listen to birds calling (a sign of predators nearby), track fresh paw prints in the dirt, and even notice subtle movements in the grass that we would have missed entirely. On our second afternoon in the Mara, he whispered, “Let’s follow that vulture—they don’t circle for nothing.” Ten minutes later, we were watching a pride of lions feast on a wildebeest, the males lounging nearby while the cubs played tug-of-war with a bone. It was raw, beautiful, and completely unscripted—and Stevo made sure we experienced it respectfully, keeping a safe distance and never disturbing the animals. Later that week, he led us to a leopard draped over a tree branch (a rare sight, even for seasoned travelers), a family of rhinos wallowing in mud, and a herd of buffalo thundering across the savanna. By the end of our time in the Mara, we’d checked off all five of the Big Five—and then some.
What sets Stevo apart isn’t just his ability to find animals, though. It’s his deep respect for Kenya’s wildlife and people, and his desire to share that respect with his guests. One evening, he arranged a visit to a nearby Maasai village, and instead of treating it like a “tourist stop,” he prepared us beforehand: he taught us basic Maasai greetings, explained their traditions (like the importance of cattle and the role of warriors), and reminded us to ask questions rather than just take photos. When we arrived, the Maasai welcomed us with songs and dances, and Stevo translated our conversations, turning a brief visit into a meaningful cultural exchange. He even bought us traditional Maasai beadwork as a small gift, saying, “This is how we honor our guests.” It was a small gesture, but it spoke volumes about his kindness.
If you’re looking for a Safari guide who is knowledgeable, passionate, kind, and dedicated to giving you the best experience possible, Stevo is the one. He doesn’t just show you Kenya—he makes you fall in love with it. Our trip to Amboseli and Masai Mara was the trip of a lifetime, and none of it would have been the same without him. Thank you, Stevo, for sharing your country with us, for your patience, your stories, and your heart. We will be back, and we will only travel with you. Five stars aren’t enough—you deserve ten.
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My Kenyan Safari Guide Kevin: A Wilderness Journey Illuminated by Expertise and Warmth
If Kenya’s savanna is the most breathtaking canvas on Earth, then my guide Kevin is the artist who brought every detail of it to life. What truly set this trip apart was his unmatched local knowledge—he didn’t just point out the Big Five; he shared stories of a lion pride’s daily routine he’d tracked for months, and even led us to a hidden watering hole where we watched elephants bathe at sunrise, a spot most tourists never find.
Beyond his professionalism, Kevin’s genuine care turned a great safari into an unforgettable one. When my friend felt unwell one morning, he had a first-aid kit ready and adjusted our route to keep her comfortable, without making the rest of us feel like we were missing out. He also took the time to explain the delicate balance of the ecosystem, making every sighting feel not just exciting, but meaningful.
By the end of the trip, Kevin wasn’t just our guide—he was someone who helped us connect with Kenya’s wilderness, not as spectators, but as guests. If you’re planning a Kenyan safari, choosing Kevin means you’re not just booking a tour; you’re signing up for a journey that’s personal, informed, and full of heart.
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Email Elias and Leonardo | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Isaac and Moisés were absolutely awesome , super friendly, organized, and made every day unforgettab
Our experience was really good, and the safari was amazing! The service matched the price and quality perfectly. The attention at the camps was great and the staff super friendly. The tents were comfortable and very clean.
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Email Suzie | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Value for money
Our guide Kelvin Mimi is so helpful and considerate.He was always listening to our requirements and plan the best solutions.Furthermore he was so generous to buy each group member fruits when we were just thirsty on the way. On the safari days, He always turned the steering wheel in time, heading towards the most thrilling animal sightings.
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Email Naomi | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Excellent
The whole company is great! The whole itinerary has been carefully arranged, and many details will be thought of in advance. Our guide Joshua is very dedicated! He is very kind and careful.
I have a good impression of Africa, Kenya and everywhere I go on this trip. I hope it will get better and better here.
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Email Ling | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Good, responsible and efficient
Jungleroam Safaris Musa was our tour guide throughout the 7 days trip. He was punctual and responsible during the trip. He is a nice guy and always cheerful that make the whole journey enjoyable. He is experience and took us to see a lot of breathtaking wildlife animal scenes in our Kenya trip. 👍 Good good
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Email alex | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
musa is very nice and kind
service and hotel is good, and our guide musa take us to see many animals and keep our safety
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Email Alejandro | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Great 7 day safari tour
The tour experience starts when they pick you up from your hotel day 1. After that, be ready for long days traveling to different parks to see beautiful animals. Tibon was our guide and driver. This guy is a rock, nice person and knowledgeable. Just make sure you have the names of the hotels and lodges in advance because mine was changed last minute. That was the only downside but the rest was great.
