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  • Jacob15 Nov, 2024
    5
    Ignore Beth and Luke's reviews. The only homophobia I encountered came straight from these two siblings. They were a black cloud for the few weeks they were with us. They trashed the bus and cut power cables to the fridge on their way out. They took their ozempic and then made fun of children begging for food. I have worked customer service for years and these two are among some of the worst I've ever met. The trip has been wonderful now that they are gone. Joe the tour guide is insightful and organized. Hezron the driver is a boss. This trip can't be beat for the price, and I hope you have a great crew without the fun-sucks. My only criticism is that some of the tours like the turtle sanctuary seem exploiting of animals, but these are offered through 3rd parties and very common throughout East and South africa.
    The Absolute Safari
  • Kerry4 Dec, 2019
    5
    Incredible experience with wonderful guide and driver :)
    The Gorilla Stop
  • Antoinette12 Jan, 2020
    4
    The safari and visit to Zanzibar were excellent. Everything we could have wished for. I do have a complaint, though, and it concerns the Heron hotel in Nairobi. When we landed in Nairobi on the night of 27 December, our transfer ro the hotel was nowhere to be seen. I specifically asked for transfer before we left home, because I didn't want to be stranded in a strange city at nighttime with my daughter. That is exactly what happened. We, two women stranded in a strange city in the dark, and in the pouring rain. It was not a pleasant experience. Eventually we ordered a taxi and we reached the hotel at 1:30 in the morning. The same thing happened again when we flew from Zanzibar. Once again, no transfer was waiting for us, even though I had asked for it. I couldn't believe it was happening again. I would do this tour again, but the Heron hotel won't see me evee again. Antoinette Nel.
    Maasai and Migration