BE
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Fidelis is a quite driver and told us all the stories of the animals we wanted!
The tour was great! We saw a lot of animals and the most beautiful places!!! Also our tour guide was nice. Always quiet and felt safe while driving.
BE
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
IN
35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Great drive
Had an amazing game drive with Mo Africa! Mr. Martin was extremely knowledgeable and could identify every bird and animal species we came across. The whole day flew by—it was such a memorable experience
20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
He was great, highly recommend!
Great service, really looked after us. My group had a really good time. Everything went very smooth
GL
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
BEATIFUL AND PEACEFUL
Our safari through Tsavo West with Nature Insight Safaris as a best safari planner. Transitioning to Tsavo West National Park introduced us to a landscape that felt almost otherworldly-volcanic hills, dense forests, and shimmering lava flows created a dramatic backdrop for wildlife viewing. Traveling with my best friend, we marveled at the park's diversity, from the towering Chyulu Hills to the vast expanse of the Shetani Lava Flows. One of the park's highlights was the spectacular Mzima Springs, where we spent hours watching hippos submerge and reemerge in crystal-clear pools, surrounded by lush vegetation and birdsong. The park's rich birdlife and elusive predators added layers of excitement and discovery to our safari. Tsavo West's combination of rugged terrain and abundant wildlife made each game drive a fresh adventure. We encountered elephants crossing dry riverbeds, buffalo herds grazing peacefully, and the occasional leopard slipping silently through the underbrush. The dramatic landscapes were a constant reminder of nature's power and beauty, and sharing this with my best friend turned every moment into a story worth telling.
US
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Helpful and accommodating tour operator
Safari guide Saloniki was so friendly, knowledgeable and welcoming. He provided helpful information about the animals and made sure to find as many animal sightings as possible. Trip was easy and hassle free. Well worth the price!
US
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
It was an amazing and very well organized experience.
This was my first safari so I had very high expectations. Petro was quite helpful and easy to work with, arranging all the details in Tanzania. Iddi, my guide, was excellent. He found several animal experiences, including the black rhino in the Ngorongoro Crater, that others missed. The tented camping (glamping) was comfortable. Travelers should make sure to bring light warmer clothing as the evenings/mornings are chilly (50F). The food was all freshly prepared, plentiful and quite tasty. There were ample options for any dietary needs although I don't have any restrictions.
We saw 3 of the Big Five on the first day and completed the list on the last day in the Ngorongoro Crater. All pick ups/transfers were easy. I never changed currency but brought plenty of small denomination US$.
I highly recommend Safari 360, Petro and his team.
CN
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Calvin is the best tour operator!!! Very experienced and responsible!
Gosheni is a good company, a fruitful trip, and we really love our tour operator Calvin!
CN
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Calvin is the best tour operator, showing us all the beautiful scenery.
Pretty good, please choose and trust them, will have the best experience in Africa.
US
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Incredible! Big 5!
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Our journey through Tanzania was nothing short of extraordinary. From the very beginning, everything was seamless — every detail thoughtfully arranged, every step clearly communicated. We began in Arusha, moved on to Tarangire, Lake Manyara, the endless plains of the Serengeti, down into the Ngorongoro Crater, and finally rested by the turquoise waters of Zanzibar. At the last minute, I added an extra day at the start of our trip to ease the jet lag, and Kojuu accommodated us with such grace and ease that it felt effortless.
Traveling with my husband and our 14-year-old daughter, I carried natural concerns about safety, but Losim patiently answered every question and eased every worry. His calm assurance gave me confidence that our family was in good hands from start to finish.
And then there was Aaron — our guide, and truly the heartbeat of our adventure. He was not only endlessly knowledgeable about the animals but also instinctively aware of their movements. Time and again, he positioned us perfectly for unforgettable sightings and photographs. His instincts, humor, and care made the experience both thrilling and safe — and turned game drives into moments of pure wonder. ( the lions with gloves we saw the elusive leopard we saw the black rhino. It was amazing.)
I always imagined I would cry when I first set foot in Africa and saw the wildlife. But the tears came instead on the day we left. This country, its people, and its breathtaking animals captured my heart in a way I could never have predicted. The Serengeti in particular is beyond words — vast, endless, alive. If you can, gift yourself extra days there, because no matter how much time you spend, it will never feel like enough.
Kojuu crafted an itinerary filled with beauty, comfort, and authenticity. The lodges were stunning, the routes perfectly planned, and every day felt like a treasure. I received many quotes before booking, but what drew me to Kojuu was not only their excellence but their heart. It mattered deeply to me that the money I invested would support a local Tanzanian company — not an overseas middleman — and in choosing them, I know it did.
Kojuu is no longer just a safari company to us; they are family. Our memories are etched forever, and our gratitude runs deep.
Asante sana — thank you, Losim. Thank you, Aaron. Until we return.
