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Meritxell   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: February 2026 Reviewed: Mar 6, 2026

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Couldn't have been any better!
5/5

Just came back from a fantastic 9 day safari with Transtrek. They really provided the total package! Not only it was really easy to book with but the safari was an unforgettable experience which will stay with me forever. Daniel and Tony looked after us and after every single aspect of the trip, making it a one-off experience. If you are looking for a great safari, look no further!

Andres   –  
Argentina AR
Visited: February 2026 Reviewed: Mar 6, 2026

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

He ensured my comfort and helped with all my needs, even beyond safari matters
5/5

King Salomon provided excellent service, not only for the safari but for my entire stay in Tanzania. He cared about my trip, gave great advice, and even accompanied me to the station to ensure I caught my bus to Dar es Salaam. I highly recommend him and his team! Also, the driver, Joseph, and the cooks were fantastic; they answered all our questions and prepared wonderful meals

Sara   –  
United States US
Visited: February 2026 Reviewed: Mar 6, 2026

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Responsive, reliable, and a pleasure to work with!
5/5

The entire experience with Lion King Adventures was absolutely amazing! From working with Elia on our custom itinerary, to finalizing all details with Naurey, to our wonderful guide Geofrey, I was impressed with their level of knowledge, professionalism, responsiveness, and support.

The safari itself was exceptional. The lodges were really nice and clean, the food delicious, the vehicle comfortable and spacious, and our guide Geofrey was extremely knowledgeable and he worked relentlessly to make sure we saw all the animas we wanted to see. And it paid off: number of animals, and the variety, we got to see exceeded our expectations!

Thank you Geofrey for being such an amazing guide, and thank you Lion King Adventures for being such a great partner! We hope to be back soon :)

Kinga   –  
Poland PL
Visited: January 2026 Reviewed: Mar 6, 2026

35-50 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

Very well organised safari with an experienced and knowledgeable guide
5/5

We went in 3 persons to a 2day safari in Tarangire and Manyara Lake. We enjoyed every minute of it with our fantastic guide Israel. He was super nice, extremely knowledgeable about the Masai, about the culture and traditions in general, and and about wildlife in the national parks we visited. He went above and beyond to make us happy and take the best experience of the safaris. We spent the night at the Tarangire Inn place, we enjoyed it there too. Totally recommend SafariBookings!

Phil   –  
Germany DE
Visited: February 2026 Reviewed: Mar 6, 2026

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: over 5 safaris

Safehands Tours & Safaris, hands-down the best in the game!
5/5

Working with Safehands Tours & Safaris has been hands-down the most blissful experience of this year so far. It truly felt like being in safe hands. Tindos took care of every little detail : from local flights, accommodation, to taking care about special dietary requirements, and he didn’t miss a beat.
A company that’s passionate about what they do, and look after their team, is evident in the way the team treats the guests. Come and see for yourself!
Professional yet warmly personal.
Meticulously organized yet wonderfully adventurous.
Globally experienced yet proudly local.
Seamlessly efficient :
Safehands Tours & Safaris, hats off to you! You’re setting a very high standard, keep doing what you’re doing !
We’ll be back!!

Viliana   –  
Bulgaria BG
Visited: March 2026 Reviewed: Mar 6, 2026

50-65 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Perfect experience
5/5

Very polite and useful guides. Everything was ok, good organization, interesting stories and information about habits of local people. Thank you!

Jurga   –  
Lithuania LT
Visited: February 2026 Reviewed: Mar 6, 2026

Excellent safari experience
5/5

All went according to the agreed plan, the guide David was wonderfull- took good care of us, gave a lot of information about animals, a good driver and perfect English skills. The camps were perfect, the jeep eas clean and in good condition. And we saw a huge amount of animals as well as all from the big five.

Lea   –  
France FR
Visited: March 2026 Reviewed: Mar 6, 2026

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: first safari

Dickson is a great guide! The experience was great we had a great time I recommend 100%!!!
5/5

Dickson is a great guide! The experience was great we had a great time I recommend 100%!!!

Mahiro Kobayashi   –  
Japan JP
Visited: March 2026 Reviewed: Mar 6, 2026

Had wonderful time!
5/5

We did a 3-day safari in Masai Mara and Nakuru. The safari tour was very reasonable! All the meals were great, and the guide Joseph was wonderful.

Jonathan   –  
Switzerland CH
Visited: February 2026 Reviewed: Mar 6, 2026

20-35 years of age  |  Experience level: 2-5 safaris

two-week immersive adventure in Kenya
5/5

We are very thankful for the breathtaking experience that Eco-Path Adventures made possible for us in beautiful Kenya! Security and flexibility were always ensured, and we don’t know how we would have experienced all of this without the excellent organizational skills of our dear Brigit and outstanding guide Morris during this two-week itinerary.

With Brigit, everything went smoothly right from the beginning. I truly appreciate the great care she took of us. On the day of our arrival, she even personally came to the airport with her colleague to pick us up! Then, the first day she accompanied us to a special orphanage called Msamaria Mwema Children's Home in Kabete, near to Nairobi. Together we buyed vegetables and other food for them and had a beautiful experience at the colourful market of Kabete. During our journey, Brigit regularly checked on us to see how we were doing.

Morris our guide always had a perfect sense of timing when showing us animals and special places, without disturbing nature and respecting the magic of the untouched wilderness. Kenya offers an incredible variety of landscapes. My favourite places were 1.Samburu (red soil, arid trees&bushes), 2.Amboseli (Kilimandjaro, swamp, trees&bushes) and 3.Tsavo West (red soil, impressive rocks and trees&bushes). Tsavo East is impressive as Samburu, with different animals of course. Tsavo West and East are so huge that I couldn’t see the whole park in just three days. That’s why it might be more challenging to spot animals there — but sooner or later, you will! :)

Both hotels in Tsavo West (Ngulia) and Tsavo East (Voi) were very special, as they are located inside the national parks with watering holes right in front of the lodges. This was the same in Samburu (Sopa). The other accommodations were wonderful as well, always offering good food and attentive service.

The river in the Masai Mara, where the Great Migration takes place, is very impressive. The Masai mara is just not in my personal top three because there were more vehicles around, and the landscape has fewer bushes and trees, which makes it feel a bit less mysterious than the other parks. However, just because there are fewer bushes, it is easier to spot the animals! So in the end, you have to decide what is more important to you.

Rhinos in the Masai Mara are quite difficult to spot, so a visit to the Ol Pejeta Conservancy — known for its black and white rhinos — is highly recommended.

We are also very grateful for the many friends we made! Kenyan people who shared their stories with us and also some fellow tourists, 'muzungus'😄. Everyone was incredibly kind and made our trip more special through the wonderful connections.

It’s true that when you travel in a jeep, you attract attention. At the entrances to the national parks or in local communities, some people sell souvenirs. To be fair, I have to say not everyone pushes you to buy their souvenirs, some did but in a friendly way. However, inside the hotels and lodges and at the stopover places between the national parks, this was not the case at all — you could walk around peacefully and undisturbed. No one bothered you, and at the stopover places you could even use the bathrooms for free and then buy food or souvenirs if you wished so.

Thank you Brigit, Morris and friends for this thrilling insight into KENYA!

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