exciting and a different experience
I think Kenya walking tours are good and trustworthy. What I liked best are the game drives in Samburu national reserve and MasaiMara. The tent were equipped with beds and showers, but there was no connectivity and couldn't send messages nor an wi fi. I admit the distances between one park and the other are too far and we spent alotof time on the roads, some of them really rough and bumpy which left me exhausted at times butin the end you'll find it was worth it.
MT
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
satisfactory and interesting ,and a full time occupying programme
I found the managing operator as a reliable and trustful person.He adapted a full programme at an affordable price. He always answered my queries, re-assured me and satisfied my stay. The trips from one place to another are endless ,considering the distances from one place to another are far from each other. We always found people ready to welcome us with savoury delicious food which was able to make me forget the endless drive. A couple of times we found guest house which wasn't up to decent standard like no hot water and a broken bathroom mirror, no connectivity. One thing bothered us a little,is that you are imposed to leave tips to everyone who delivers a service which is quite impossible considering the many hotels.lodges and campsites, including the excursions, you visit. That is up to us to decide who deserves tips and how much you give. They frown at you or show you a cold shoulder if you don't satisfy their expectation. Otherwise I thank Walking safaris for taking care of us and made our saty in Kenya and Uganda a pleasurable one
IL
65+ years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
very proffessional, client oriented in any way. hospatible,inteligent,english , caring ,honest
we took twice safari trips to TANZANIA with earthlife expedition's guides together with our granchildren . All the guides were very knowledgeble , extended great service and where there for us whenever required. we felt with themsafe , like home away from home ,despite some roguh obstacles created by the terain and nature.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Cape Cross by Alec C.
It's a great location - but is marred by the fact that there is an annual seal cull there that really should be banned!
35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Tanzania was amazing, the animals inspiring and Richard was flexible and accomodating - a good trip.
We were a bit nervous about our trip to Ngorongoro and the Serengeti as it was tacked onto a conference we were attending in Arusha and Olduvai Gorge - Richard was very flexible about this and about waiting for me to finish some interviewing in the Serengeti even though his permit was close to running out and of course, amazing elephants blocked our road out!
I'd advise warm clothes for the Ngorongoro bit as we weren't terribly well prepared but the team were great and we saw more animals than we could have hoped for.
We used Walter to book with and found him knowledgable and patient and very thorough.
The tour was amazing. We love South Africa and highly recommend it as a must do destination.
Use Walter at Safari online, You wont be disappointed.
NL
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Ndutu Adventures was great to us, made our safari memorable, met our expectations.
With much love and happiness we think back to our trip with you in Tanzania. It is still one off our fondest memories. We have told many of our friends, family and people at work about our journey. We’ve already made a book with photographs and a movie of all the things we have seen visiting your lovely country. Although Zanzibar was nice and the weather was great, visiting the Serengeti is our favourite!
Lots of love!
The family of 8
Bep, Micky, Robyn, Wim, Dédée, Lauryn, Kyran and Heliyan
From the Netherlands and the UK.
Review about Lake Naivasha by Tom Vohya
Excellent destination for spotting hippos and one would be spoilt for choice when it comes to birds.
Review about Shaba National Reserve by Tom Vohya
Shaba is a beautiful place in terms of scenery, although we didn't see any wildlife apart from a crocodile. It is incredibly hot.
Review about Samburu National Reserve by Tom Vohya
We went to Samburu for an early morning game drive with a guide. We drove for quite a while without seeing much, but then saw a lion just as we were leaving the park.