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Jocelyn Rodriguez
US
Visited:
May 2026
Reviewed: Jun 10, 2026
Email Jocelyn Rodriguez | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Beautiful Experience
Myself and a friend visited for approximately 8 days this May. We had a wonderful time and our guide Iddi was pleasant and informative throughout the trip. We saw many animals and experienced multiple parks. The transfers were seamless and we very much enjoyed our time there.
Debra Porte Bobier
US
Visited:
April 2026
Reviewed: Jun 13, 2026
Email Debra Porte Bobier | 65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
Exceptional
I started working with Shadrack back in February. We went back and forth because I had a lot of questions and wants. And an average budget. Not once did he ever make me feel like I was a bother. Not once did I NOT get a response in a timely manner, which made me wonder if he ever slept. His customer service was so next level, I actually thought that he was the owner. I did not get any of that from any other Company I reached out too.
We ended up booking a 9 day private mid-range Tour because of the affordability. We visited Lake Manyara, The Central Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Highlands and Crater and Tarangire National Park. Mude was our guide and he was fantastic. He was an exceptional driver, extremely accommodating to our
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needs, kept our Land Rover clean, made sure we had hot lunches everyday and had a mission to make sure we saw the top 5 and every other species of animals available. And we did, he was such a good spotter. I can’t quit raving about him, Shadrack and everyone else at this Company. Tells me everything I need to know about the owner, who by the way, is a local. And we like to support the locals.Every place we stayed was different, unique, beautiful and comfortable. The food was amazing, and so good at two of the places, we asked for the chef to thank him personally. We were just there in April from the 21st to the 29th(2026). It was shoulder season so there weren’t many other people. In two of the places we stayed, we were the only ones there. You would think the service wouldn’t be as good, but on the contrary. We got so much attention.
It was towards the end of rainy season, but luckily, there was very little. And it came at times that never affected our safari’s. Every single day we saw so many animals. Herd after Herd of Wildebeest, Elephants, Zebra, so many different types of Antelopes, Lions, Cheetahs, Hippos, Rhinos, the list goes on. Until what they call the Great Migration when some animals head to Kenya, from September to July, they are all in The Serengeti in Tanzania. And migrating daily to different areas in the park. Spring is when the babies are born, and every herd had a lot. Every day was something new and exciting, too many highlights to list them all, but one of our favorites; Finding about 4 mama lions and lots of babies eating a wildebeest they had killed the night before. We were the first ones there and stayed for at least an hour. At some point, a couple of other jeeps turned up, but in season, you could experience over 50. No thanks.
The one thing I would change about our itinerary; I would not include Tarangire, the last National Park we visited. And I would spend two nights at the places where we only stayed one night. And I would probably add in a few other places in Tanzania. Instead, we headed to Kenya for a 5 day Safari thinking we would see something different. After Tanzania, and such a perfect Safari on every level. Kenya was a huge disappointment. Especially the roads, they were horrendous. Tanzania truly was a dream of a lifetime. And it didn’t break the bank. Shadrack, Mude, Joseph, Edmond and every other single person we met in Tanzania was genuinely friendly, sincere, and just good people. Our accommodation was unique and beautiful. The Food fantastic. The service exceptional.
George McCallum
ES
Visited:
June 2026
Reviewed: Jun 20, 2026
Email George McCallum | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Great fly in 2 day safari
Great commutation from start to finish. Bespoke fly in to Serengeti from Zanzibar with family of 6. Amazing wildlife experiences in both Serengeti and Ngorongoro. Only downside would have loved to have had more time at lodge but wouldn’t trade off for the wildlife
LEI NI
CN
Visited:
May 2026
Reviewed: Jun 22, 2026
Email LEI NI | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Where the Wild Meets Wisdom: A Mother’s Tanzanian Safari
Tarangire: Night Magic
We began our adventure in a robust Land Cruiser, driving into Tarangire. Watching elephants dig for water with their tusks was a lesson in survival. But the real magic happened during our Night Game Drive. As darkness fell, a spotlight revealed the secret life of the savannah—the reflective eyes of nocturnal creatures and the silent tension of predators. It was a visceral reminder that in Africa, life beats as strongly in the dark as in the daylight.
Serengeti: The Endless Plains
Skipping the flight, we drove across diverse ecosystems to the Serengeti. The Land Cruiser’s elevated views turned the long drive into a moving documentary. On the golden plains, we tracked
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the Great Migration and watched lions lazing under acacia trees. The sheer scale made me feel both insignificant and deeply connected to the earth.Lake Eyasi: A Moment of Calm
Before the crater, we stayed at a beautiful tented camp near Lake Eyasi. This was "wild luxury" perfected—spacious tents blending into the landscape, offering a serene sanctuary under a canopy of stars. It was the ideal pause to reflect and prepare for a deeply moving encounter.
Karatu: The Classroom Between Heaven and Earth
Departing Eyasi, we stopped near Karatu. Ailin arranged a visit to a local Maasai Primary School. Stepping out, I was struck by a scene reminiscent of Liu Cixin’s The Rural Teacher. In the shadow of the Rift Valley, with wild sounds echoing, stood a humble classroom. Watching the children recite lessons with bright eyes, I saw humanity’s refusal to be defeated by circumstance. Education here is the true bridge between the ancient world and the future. This was the emotional heart of my journey.
Ngorongoro: Boaz’s Eagle Eye
Ascending the rim, we descended into the Ngorongoro Crater. Here, our guide Boaz proved invaluable. Navigating the crowded crater floor with a chess master’s calm, he used his decades of instinct to spot the endangered Black Rhino. While others milled aimlessly, we enjoyed a clear, breathtaking view of this prehistoric giant. Boaz didn’t just drive; he interpreted the landscape, turning a game drive into a deep ecological lesson.
Reflection
This journey, woven by Ailin’s impeccable planning and Boaz’s expertise, gave me more than photos. It gave me a story of the wild, the wise, and the enduring spirit of Tanzania. For a soulful safari, I wholeheartedly recommend asking for Ailin and Boaz.
Zehan
CN
Visited:
June 2026
Reviewed: Jun 30, 2026
Email Zehan | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Unlike anywhere you have visited (in a good way)
[Wildlife] We were exposed to the nature for the whole days, and we were even able to get really close to the wildlife for a few times — once only 2 meters away from a lion.
[Accommodation] The highlight was the camping. We have camped in Serengeti and Ngorongoro for a few days, and it was amazing. We were living around some animals such as zebras, giraffes, gazelles, and impalas. At night, we were covered with the starry sky. We got acceptable (although not luxurious — that would be a bit unrealistic there, at least for us) restroom and shower room there.
[Food] The Tanzanians surely know how to cook. We have enjoyed the local cuisine, and we especially appreciated their use of spices.
