Sustainable Tour Operator
Bush and Forest Explorers
- Located In:
- Size:
- 5-10 employees (Founded in 2020)
- Tour Types:
- Custom budget & mid-range tours that can start every day
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $50 to $400 per person per day (USD, excl. int'l flights)
Reviews
Amazing safari with very friendly people!
We had a great safari! Not only was the price very good (friends of ours paid almost double!), but the communication was also very good. We saw lots and lots of animals, had 3 (warm) meao’s a day and overall had a very great time!
NL
Email Sam | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
An experience we'll remember, guides trying to give the best they can.
I would advice other travelers to book the tour, they try to give the best for whats possible and once your wishes are know they will achief it the best way they can.
UY
Email Lucia | under20 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
A nice experience
The service offered was great, the tour guide shared a lot of info and amazing facts.
Email Jackson | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Fabulous!
Dearest Raphael, Peter, Godson and our cooks Exaud and Philippo, this is my very first time in Africa and the most memorable trip of a lifetime. Starting off at a Maasai village I was able to wear the Shuka, dance with the tribe and learned how to make fire in 7 minutes! Wow! Our first national park is the Tarangire National Park, the herd of Elephants 🐘 we saw is truly magical! There were also Waterbuck, Zebras, Gazelles and Impalas in the park! Another fascinating thing we saw were the hundreds and hundreds of Baobab trees! This includes the incredible huge termite mounds mostly seen near the trees! 2nd day, we went to Ngorongoro Crater, the largest caldera in the world! We saw the Lions and Hyenas! It is a natural wonder! I remembered the movie the Lion King way back in 1994 where I watched it as a 9-year old boy! Little did I know that I will see Africa face-to-face at 40! Age is just a number! There were hundreds of flamingoes in the lake plus a rare sighting of the Eastern Black Rhinoceros! 3rd and 4th day, we went to the Serengeti National Park, another unfogettable experience! We were lucky to see 3 cheetahs with a kill - a Grant’s gazelle! As a birdwatcher, a lifer for me is the Secretary Bird and the Hamerkop! 5th day, I went to the coffee plantion at Meru Paradise View! It’s such an entertaining farm where I learned to make coffee step-by-step from separating the 3 layers of coffee berry to achieve the coffee beans. I learned how to use the giant mortar and pestle and roast the coffee beans and grind them again! The final product comes with some coconut chips! It’s highly recommended and educational! I was also able to see Arusha Cultural Heritage! Such a great sight! Tomorrow will be my final tourist spot - the Serval Wildlife! I can’t wait to the pet the Lion! 🦁 🇹🇿 Karibu Tanzania! Asante sana! ❤️
JP
Email Konomi | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Responsible and honest
This is the best experience for coffee lovers. You can see the coffee trees and experience the entire process from harvesting the fruit to drinking the coffee. The staff are very kind and willing to explain things to you carefully and take photos and videos. And best of all, the freshly brewed coffee is delicious. There are also some cute, docile dogs on the farm, which is very relaxing.