Get in touch with us via email or phone call. Our timely response will attend to all your queries. We will also recommend several options for you to choose from and have one of the best African safari experiences.

A 7-day safari is good enough to experience Kenya and have a great time with your friends and family. You can break down the safari into two segments, where you can spend three days in the bush and the remaining three days at the beach.
Kenyan tourist visa is applied online through e-visa. The basic requirements are a travel document valid for not less than six months and a return ticket. The cost of the single entry visa is $51. The attachments for a tourist visa should include: • Travel itinerary (Details about places to visit if going as a tourist) • Hotel bookings • Return air ticket For further information, kindly visit https://evisa.go.ke/evisa.html
In Kenya, we have a long rainy season from April to June and a short one from November to early December. However, rains are not confined to the months mentioned. It is possible to visit Kenya at any time of the year. For more information contact us.
Masai Mara National Reserve is one of Africa’s most spectacular ecosystems. It is home to 450 animal species, including the Big 5 and over 500 bird species.
The migration usually begins from mid-June onwards when the wildebeests cross the Mara river. The migration lasts for about 3-4 months. Anytime from mid-June to mid-October is a good time to catch the great wildebeest migration.
We would recommend both as both have their unique experiences to offer. In Kenya, we have the famous Masai Mara, while in Tanzania, we have Serengeti and Zanzibar. You can experience the beauty of both if you plan a 10-day trip. You can start with Kenya and finish with the majestic Zanzibar islands.
In East African countries, Tanzanian Shillings (TZs), Ugandan Shillings (UGx) and Kenyan Shillings (KEs) are the local currency. However, they also accept the US Dollar as a mode of payment.
Uganda is famous for gorilla trekking and the Nile River, which attracts tourists from all over the globe. It’s also known for its local food called ‘Matoke,’ a type of banana. You will witness plenty of banana plantations when you visit the country.
It is recommended to have all costs paid for before the commencement of the safari to secure bookings, accommodation, flights, etc. You can make the payment through bank transfer or credit card. In special situations, you can make cash payments on arrival. The deposit amount is 50% of the safari cost. The balance should be cleared one month before the beginning of the safari tour.
East Africa is generally safe for tourists, especially within the tourist circuits. Incidents involving tourists are rare. However, it is advised to follow the basic precautions such as:
• Avoid walking in the dark/isolated areas at night.
• Avoid wearing flashy jewelry.
• Avoid carrying valuables around, etc.
Yes, special dietary requirements are catered to as per your requirement in almost every East African establishment. However, advance notice is required so that arrangements are made with the lodges and camps you are scheduled to stay in.
Tipping is always discretional. However, it is appreciated as an acknowledgment of service well rendered. Along the way, if someone provides you with specific services, it is appropriate to express your appreciation through gratuity.