ES
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Great trip in a great country
Email communcations before the trip were vey good, the driver (Musa) was extremely kind and professional.
A pity that we couldn't stay at the expected hotel the day of our arrival (after a long trip) due to some reservations problems.
Flexibility of Denhum holidays was good as well.
Sopa hotels were a 10!
TR
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
an unforgettable experience
everything was nice. Our guide James tried to show us all the animals and we saw them all. The tent we stayed in was comfortable. Only the second day water problem, dirty flowed from the tap. They gave the necessary attention and tried to find a solution. lunch and dinner were delicious, maybe they could diversify breakfast. We thank you for everything.
ES
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
An unforgettable experience!!
Bryson gave us all the facilities to make the safari to our liking, days, parks, hotels ... He was asking us during the wasap safari how everything was going.
During the safari our guide and driver was great and very attentive to everything.
Thanks for all!
KR
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
It was great tour than we expected
Our guide was so friendly and kind. even the condition of car was not so good, the service was great. I want to recommend to others this tour.
IN
35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Review about Erindi Private Game Reserve by Anil Sunkara
Its a private reserve . Action guaranteed
IN
35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Rustic, adventurous,fun and knowledge
Namibia - unexplored widely, with its untouched beauty is certainly a offriders paradise. Photography and wild life are the prime attractions . Opting a self catered tour would be more beneficial but we cannot miss on the local delicacies.People are tourist friendly . Language no problem. A must visit place for every traveller. Opt for camping and have more fun.
IN
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Great experience, Frank was very supportive, well arranged tour, recommended to some of m friends.
Driver/Guide needs to more talkative, Gems was not that talkative. Although he had lot of experience gor Jungle safaris.
NO
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Magnificant people and nature
Wildlife - especially in Masai Mara - is extraordenary compared to any other park I have visited.
Hell's gate and Longonot are hidden gems
IE
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Excellent customer service and enjoyable experience
The communication was excellent and hassle free from the very beginning.
We enjoyed the safari and the driver was really attentive to spot the big 5.
Overall a nice experience and definitively would like to do it again.
ES
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Spectacular with a Side of Vexation
The main day of our safari, we were very blessed and got to see almost every major species of animal possible in Maasai Mara. That being said, the drive was quite frustrating at times. The guide was friendly and knowledgeable but also restless. Every time he decided to stop so that we could take pictures, he would suddenly shift gears and floor it or move us back and forth unnecessarily and without warning. Some people got hurt, and a few of us have really blurry pictures of the sky and apparatus of the open roof as it hit us in the face or chest from the whiplash. James was a great driver other than the twitchiness, however. He never got us stuck in the mud like we witnessed other drivers do and really did do his best to help us see the animals as clearly and closely as possible while keeping us safe. Other main annoyances like the terrible roads weren't his fault. The only other suggestion I'd have is for him to keep certain comments himself; the picnic would have been a lot more comfortable without them.
The places we stayed in were nice as were the meals. Hm, perhaps the vehicles could be better suited for safaris rather than just regular vans, though. The one were we in was cramped as far as legroom and storage space and barely up to the challenge of the Maasai Mara roads.
