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Wild Serenity Safaris
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- Size:
- 1-5 employees (Founded in 2024)
- Tour Types:
- Customizable private tours and fixed group tours
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $100 to $450 per person per day (USD, excl. int'l flights)
Reviews
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Email Yoon | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Kind
The driver edie and chief musha were great. They were experts. I really liked that. And they were so humorous too ☺️ thanks to them, I had a wonderful 5 day and 4 night trip perfectly enjoyable. And.. before this journey, I was worried about Tanzania. Because there was no information about this country. It seemed so mysterious, only know about it was serengeti on TV National Geographic. But after this tour, I realized that Tanzanians are so kind, sweet, patient, with expressions like pole pole, hakuna matata. But, hmm the accommodation I heard that it was a one-person tent. But I slept with my companion 🙂 (it was a two-person tent) Im a woman, the companion was a man… so it was akward. But there were no other options. So it is. Yeap…Otherwise everything was great! 😊
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Email Bianca | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
A Good Experience with Room for Improvement
We chose Wild Serenity Safari for our trip to Tanzania and, overall, we had a good experience. It’s clear that the agency has a lot of enthusiasm, and the foundation for growth is definitely there. However, being a small and relatively new company in this field, they rely on larger operators — which means different groups of travelers are gathered into the same jeep.
In our case, we were six people from three different groups, and our driver had to pick up and drop off each group at different hotels every day. Unfortunately, this led to some delays and occasional misunderstandings in scheduling. On the last day, for example, we had a different tour planned, but due to communication issues, our driver wasn’t informed. We ended up having to wait for another driver to take us to a different hotel before finally heading toward the foothills of Kilimanjaro.
Nothing dramatic, but definitely details that could be improved to make the experience smoother.
Another area that could use improvement is the quality and variety of the food. The meals were almost always the same (rice, chicken, potatoes, bananas, and beans), often without much seasoning. With a bit more care and variation, this part of the experience could become much more enjoyable.
That said, our overall experience was positive, and we’re confident that with some adjustments in organization and meals, Wild Serenity Safari has the potential to become an excellent choice for many travelers.
