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Carolina De Narvaez
CO
Visited:
October 2025
Reviewed: Nov 15, 2025
Email Carolina De Narvaez | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Magical!
People where lovely. Our tour guide fantastic. We came home Inlove with Kenya. Going back next year.
Michael Meijer
NL
Visited:
October 2025
Reviewed: Nov 18, 2025
Email Michael Meijer | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Beautiful country.
Kenya is a beautiful country. For people who love nature, the country is highly recommended.
My advice is to do the safaris yourself — not with a tourcompany/guide. With a tour, you get a driver (not a guide as promised) in an overcrowded safari jeep, with little flexibility, and you end up at lodges you wouldn’t have chosen yourself. A self-drive safari is easy to do with a 4-wheel drive and is much cheaper.
Karen Eisenberg
US
Visited:
October 2025
Reviewed: Nov 26, 2025
Email Karen Eisenberg | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
The game drives, seeing the mass variety of animals, was amazing.
We loved the game drives as we saw many animals. The scenery was also amazing! The weather was perfect, not too warm or cold, and it rained a little only one day. The Lenchada Tourist camp n Masai Mara was very comfortable, and the staff was friendly and helpful. However, the food was only fair. Buraha Zenoni Hotel and Resort in Nakuru City was very comfortable and offered a great dinner buffet with lots of food variety.
Balaji Natarajan
CA
Visited:
December 2025
Reviewed: Jan 21, 2026
Email Balaji Natarajan | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Excellent once in a lifetime experience
It was a super great experience; more than what I thought I will experience. Food, ambience and wildlife - super nice.
Friendly people, beautiful parks, one of the kind meeting with the nature!
Kenya it's a perfect place for everyone who love nature. There are many parks, whee you can meet African Big Five. I recommend to start with the Arc the hotel in the middle of Aberdare National Park where you could spend night surrounding by while animals.
You should also visit the capital Nairobi, where find good place to sleep and delicious is no problem at all. Visit Karen Blixen Home and don't forget to stop by Giraffe Center where you can pet and feed giraffes . I think the good time visit Kenya is fall when great migration has place. This counry is also great spot for beach and warm ocean lovers.
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Clive Cheeseman
GB
Visited:
September 2011
Reviewed: Apr 7, 2012
50-65 years of age
Our Kenyan tour included Samburu (hot and arid), Lake Nakuru (Flamingo and Rhino), another lake included a boat trip to get close to Hippo and hunting Fish Eagle. Finally the amazing, incredibly beautiful Masai Mara, lions and cheetahs on kills, an amazing variety of bird life - ground hornbill, secretary birds, vultures, ostrich and more - wildebeest in astonishing numbers, warthog, buffalo, zebra, giraffe, gazelles, antelopes, elephant and finally a beautiful scene of around eight lion cubs gleefully greeting thei mother.
Maciek Bit
PL
Visited:
October 2006
Reviewed: Jun 4, 2012
Email Maciek Bit | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Sakshi Verma (www.sakshi.photography)
HK
Visited:
January 2014
Reviewed: May 27, 2014
Email Sakshi Verma (www.sakshi.photography) | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
I've only been on one safari holiday in Kenya. This one lived up to all my expectations, and more!
Christopher J May
US
Visited:
March 2016
Reviewed: Apr 4, 2016
Email Christopher J May | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
What can be said about Kenya that hasn't already? It's simply one of the most amazing destinations that one could contemplate. The variety of the animals and birds is simply beyond compare. And Kenya provides some of the most scenic vistas to encounter all of the animals in. While Tanzania may lay claim to the highest peak in Africa, Kenya is home to the second highest peak -- Mt. Kenya. The latter is far more scenic as a backdrop for all of the wildlife. Carved by many, many years of glacial activity, it's a sculpted delight that is dramatic from all angles. Additionally, Kenya offers a very large variety of terrains and eco-systems. It's all here in a country filled with friendly, helpful people that are proud of who they are and where they're from.
Alan Mirviss
US
Visited:
May 2018
Reviewed: Jun 11, 2018
Email Alan Mirviss | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Kenya and our 3-day mini-safari lived up to my hopes of what Africa and the game preserves should be
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as possible, his ease in the mechanics of a multi-day safari - as well as being on a first-name basis with many of the other guides and wardens in the preserve - made the whole experience extremely smooth. We stayed in OL Moran tented camp, where we were pleased to discover that our tent had a shower/toilet attached. The food was simple, but filling. Overall just what we expected for safari accommodations.As we were coming back into Nairobi we decided to engage Wachanga for the day on Saturday, 4 days from then, to go through the Nairobi National Park, David Sheldrick elephant orphanage and the giraffe center. Again, David and Wachanga were quite accommodating. We finished with a tour of the Kazuri Bead Factory, which employs several hundred single women producing incredibly beautify necklaces and bracelets. We had wanted to try an authentic yama choma meat meal, so we had a late lunch at a restaurant Wachanga arranged.
During the day on Saturday we realized that our flight out the next day wasn't until 11:30 PM, so we asked if Wachanga could take us to see Hell's Gate National Park. Again, this was arranged without difficulty at literally a moment's notice. Hell's Gate offers multiple activities for a 1-day excursion, including the only park where you can leave the vehicle; a close-up view of the escarpments of the Valley wall; a walk up a narrow gorge with 'escape routes' up the side walls in case of a flash flood; and a close-up look at the geothermal plants that provide 10%+ of Kenya's electricity. On our way back we stopped at Lake Naivasha and took a 1-hour ride to see water fowl and hippos.
As you can tell from this long review, we are enchanted with Kenya, and enthusiastic about Wachanga and David from Skywide Tours - their flexibility and local knowledge made this the perfect week trip! We encourage you to use Skywide, request Wachanga, and tell them that Alan and Diane sent you!