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50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Tanzania Safari
I had a great experience with Serengeti Clarity. Frank arranged great trip for my family. He was very accommodating and helpful and provided best customer service. My guide and driver Abdul was excellent and very knowledgeable. We able to find all wild life and he knew all the parks very well. We able to witness the river crossing and wild beast migration.
He went above and beyond to provide us very good service. He was very helpful and friendly. I would recommend both Clarity and Abdul to anyone interested in Safari.
CH
35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Reliable operator in Tanzania!
We had a 12-day safari in the South of Tanzania (Mikumi NP, Ruaha NP, Udzungwa NP, Nyerere NP). It was a great feeling to spot a lot of animals with very few jeeps and tourists in the parks. You may spot less animals than at Serengeti NP, but once you spot a leopard or a lion, you have it all for yourself and that's truly an unforgettable experience. Our guide Kapande fulfilled all our requests and dedicated himself fully to offer a great experience. Since the area is less touristic, the infrastructure for tourists, especially hotels and restaurants is a little bit scarse, so be prepared to sleep in small resorts and eat lunch packs every daybut it makes the trip more adventurous and authentic.
NL
20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Kind and very flexible organization
Through Tilman we booked a hike to the summit of Mount Kenya and a safari to the Masai Mara. Tilman was a very friendly and flexible organization. They tailored the trip to our wishes, and the staff during the tours were very professional and friendly.
20-35 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Disappointing Safari Experience with Super Eagles
We booked a 6-day safari with Super Eagles Agency in August. While the trip had some highlights, our overall experience left us feeling disappointed and misled.
Pros
- Good itinerary: Covering Amboseli and Masai Mara in one trip gave us the chance for great game-viewing potential.
- Fantastic sightings: Our driver ensured we saw incredible wildlife.
- Accommodation: Comfortable beds with mosquito nets; simple but fine.
Cons
- Lack of guiding: Although the driver secured great sightings, he gave almost no explanations about animals or locations. He rarely communicated the plan for the day and answered questions coldly and with minimal effort. I have been to many safaris in South Africa that had fantastic guides, but this was nowhere close to the quality of previous experiences.
- Misleading itinerary: We were paired with travelers on different itineraries, forcing us to wait or pay extra for activities we never agreed to. This was never communicated beforehand. We ended up doing things we hadn’t planned for, while missing what we had actually booked. We felt cheated.
- Reduced safari time: We had paid for one full-day and one half-day safari in Amboseli and Masai Mara. Instead, the second day in each park was reduced to about one hour only, nothing close to what was promised. When we complained, the agency offered no compensation or solution.
- Meals: The food was repetitive—mostly cold chicken, the same meal across six days. Acceptable for a budget option, but still disappointing.
- Constant attempts to overcharge: Beyond the agency, nearly everywhere we went we felt pressured, manipulated, or overcharged. For example, being asked to pay $25 for a fridge magnet worth $3–4. This created a constant sense of being scammed.
Final Thoughts
While the parks themselves and the wildlife are breathtaking, our experience with Super Eagles Agency was deeply disappointing. The lack of honesty, communication, and respect for the itinerary made us feel cheated. We cannot recommend this agency and strongly advise others to consider alternatives if they want a transparent, reliable safari experience.
35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Unforgettable
It was truly an unforgettable experience! We loved it from the very beginning. Alex, the director, was absolutely amazing, always helpful with every detail we needed for our trip. The entire team was incredibly kind and attentive, making us feel well taken care of throughout.
A very special thank you goes to our guide, Robert Kiambati, who went above and beyond to help us achieve all our goals. Thanks to him, we were able to see all the animals we hoped for, revisit our favorite ones as many times as we wished, and spend extra time where we wanted. Overall, we couldn’t be happier with the experience, it was everything we dreamed of and more!
US
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
A perfect safari experience led by the most knowledgeable, professional, and passionate guide
Our experience with Serengeti Clarity was flawless in every way. Communication before the trip was smooth and responsive, and the service was highly reliable from the moment we arrived. Our guide was exceptional, extremely knowledgeable about the Serengeti ecosystem, patient in answering all our questions, and highly skilled at tracking wildlife. Thanks to him, we were able to witness incredible and breathtaking sightings. The vehicle was very comfortable, the accommodations exceeded our expectations, and the entire itinerary was well-organized. This safari was excellent value for money and an unforgettable adventure.
Gustav was very knowledgeable, helpful and entertaining
MoAfrika tours is great value for money, such a fun day. Over the 4 days we stayed in the raddison hotel which was beautiful, safe and the food in the restaurants was delicious! We did sunset safari tour to a private range and saw lots of animals up close including white rhinos and hippos. The second full day tour to Kruger National park with our tour guide Gustav was a wonderful experience, getting to see the sunrise over the stunning scenery was such an incredible start to the day. We saw so so many animals including lions, elephants and giraffe, stopping for a delicious lunch and a chance to stretch our legs. I couldn’t recommend MoAfrika Tours enough and Gustav was a wonderful, patient and entertaining guide!
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
great guide Gustaf
It was a memorable experience. The communication was clear, the service reliable, and the tour well-organized. I would not hesitate to recommend MoAfrika Tours and especially Gustaf, the guide, who was knowledgeable and made the trip even more enjoyable.
QA
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
My first time safari trip 😍
It was a total coincidence that lead me to Discover Africa Safari. First I would like to thank Devryn how planed and suggested the safari reserve. The price was convenient to the place and services we had.they booked the airplane tickets, the pick up cars and the lodge.
35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
A Very Mixed Experience.
During our 6 day safari, our guide, Stephen, alone, worked tirelessly, sometimes driving 7 hours in a day. His communication to the group could have been far better, clearer and louder, but he was friendly, very knowledgeable about the animals, tried hard and did his best to help us tick off the big five. We achieved this, but only managed to see Rhino at a distance, and did not see a leopard.
The Maasai clearly have a strangle-hold over all of these safaris that comes across as if it is a Mafia-type of situation. They control the gates to all the game reserves, it was their tourist camps we were taken to, and it was their shops with heavy-handed sales tactics and ridiculous prices that all the tourists were constantly taken to throughout the trip. The camps all serve the same boring tasteless food in bulk. Beef stew, chicken pieces, rice and mixed veg. This is what you will eat for every single meal, every day for 6 days. Left over chicken is packed up for bland tin-foil packed lunches.
Roads around the Maasai Mara are 100 times worse than you can imagine, even in a Toyota Land Cruiser Jeep. My spine was killing from being sledgehammered after these two days of the trip, and I had cuts and bruises on my shoulders from being bashed into the jeep walls. Nokuru and Amboselli roads were far better. Book a Jeep. Do not book one of these safaris in a van, you will massively regret it!!!
Manjaro tented camp was a dump. Staff were unwelcoming, bossy and miserable. Our tent and mosquito net did not close, even though they stated that if it was not closed, baboons could steal your belongings. The camp smelt of raw sewage, and the tent toilet did not work. They kindly provided me with a bucket to pour sink water into the loo as a substitute. The bedside lamp did not work and the only lightswitch with loose visible wiring was about 6 foot from the bed.
Be prepared for lots and lots of driving, ..........like whole days of driving, on sometimes pretty scary roads, and pray your driver has good judgement while overtaking at high speed on terrible roads.
At all three parks, some beautiful scenes of animals together were spoiled by overcrowding of vehicles. Usually a pride of lions or Cheetah will be surrounded by 20-30 vehicles. Loud, stupid Kenyan vehicle drivers shout to each other loudly in Swahili, and truckfulls of ignorant tourists talk loudly, even by animals very sensitive to sound. On several occasions, this clown-show led to the animals being scared off, and missing out chasing down a meal. On one occasion, there were so many trucks (about 50!!!), the wildabeest could not even get through to cross the river.
If you go to the Maasai village, be prepared to be surrounded and sold heavily to. Also, if a bracelet is worth 100-200KES, they will price it at 2500-3000KES, to start any negotiation. On our trip, they were so focused on selling to us, they did not even let us meet the chief, which was supposed to be a key part of the visit. Also be prepared to be stopped by the police with guns in Ambosselli, for a short river walk with a bribe. As Stephen did not properly explain or prepare us for this in advance, we panicked as we thought we were being robbed.
By the end of the trip, we had definitely had enough. The awful food and constantly being treated like a fool by the tireless heavy selling tactics of the Maasai had got a bit wearing. It was summed up by the Maasai children. You say 'Hi' to them, they hold their hand out for payment.
If it wasn't for the hard work of Stephen, this safari would only have been a 1 or 2 star experience.