Tailor made safari holidays
Tours & holidays in 2018 & 2019

Seeing animals was the highlight. 9.5/10. (more)Chris Mortimer

We were of course expecting to enjoy seeing the wildlife, but our week's holiday provided much more than that. The Porini camps we stayed at were wonderful - eco-friendly, lovely setting on private conservancies, employing people from the local Massai communities. (more)Anna Economides

This was the best vacation I have ever taken! I tell everyone to just go. (more)Amanda Popik

The safari was amazing. We had some fantastic game sightings, seeing 4 of the big 5 but lots more besides. (more)Louise Walsh

We had a great combination of time in Capetown, days at the safari game reserve in Kwazulu Natal, time at the Indian Ocean, and then relaxation in Durban before heading home. The whole experience was truly a memorable one. (more)Monica Belan

Do it. It was the best experience for us all including our 5 and 8 year olds. (more)Debbie Sermon

So many memories as it was so varied - the safari experience, the wildlife and the birdlife, dramatic coastlines and mountain passes. Excellent for a first time visit to South Africa. (more)Jill Roberts

Our trip took in 5 different areas of South Africa and every single part of it was unforgettable (more)Philippa Roll

The wildlife - both on safari and in the marine park was amazing. The animals are just going about their day and you're watching the whole show unfold in front of you. Every hour was an amazing adventure for the whole family. (more)Deirdre Kloski

Outstanding and exceeded all expectations (more)Nick Pugh

The whole adventure was a brand new experience for us so its very hard to pick the most memorable part, the first time seeing all the wonderful flora and fauna, every safari trip ... If I was pushed to pick the absolute favourite part then it was the stay at the Mwagusi camp , a truly magical experience. (more)Dick Green

The most memorable was The vast variety of animals and birds observed often in large numbers and close up. (more)Geoff Hill

A marvellous holiday that exceeded expectations in all areas! Most memorable was the incredible wildlife in both Selous and Ruaha national Parks, plus the coral reefs we saw around Mafia Island - truly spectacular. Lack of other tourists was a major plus. (more)Liz Taylor

Everything was wonderful. The setting perhaps captures most of it - staying in beautiful places in the midst of the national parks and conservation areas, where the animals were everywhere (from in camp to close by during game drives). (more)Laura Dukess

The most memorable moment was driving through ever changing landscapes and the beauty of the desert. The unfailing cheerfulness of the staff at the lodges and their wonderful singing. (more)Linda Sykes

The whole holiday was amazing though for me the desert dunes at Sossusvlei take some beating. (more)Liz Treadway

Amazing!! The space, the colours, the diverse landscapes, from desert to seaside to safari! (more)Lindsay Comer

Memorable parts? Seeing the great migration, thousands of wildebeest crossing a river while making a "snoring" sound. We stayed their watching them for several hours. Wonderful. Tips? Think about the fact that you want to go camping or prefer staying in a lodge. The bathroom-facilities on the camping sites are basic. Local benefits? Our guide was really concerned with respecting the natural habits and behaviours of the animals and he always put this before trying to fulfil... (more)Suzy Mentens

Memorable parts? A bit of background: we contacted the holiday provider about a Tanzania holiday and then, as we emailed back and forth, we came up with a cunning plan to go to Zambia (our daughter and son-in-law had recommended it as a less-touristy country in Africa), first to Nkwali in S Luangwa National Park, and then to Tongabezi near Livingstone. Memorable moments: The first was seeing leopards in S Luangwa National Park -- I'd seen one before, lolling in a tree. My OH had seen none.... (more)Louise Race

Memorable parts? Everything went perfectly well. My family and I will never forget this holidays ever. Encountering wild animals, sleeping in a tent or exploring Stonetown were experiences that will linger for ever. Tips? Get an agency that’s familiar with the place and hotels you are going to visit, like we did. Local benefits? Yes, we visited one Maasai village and contributed economically to them. Overall rating? Fabulous experience to travel with the children. (more)Luciano Casanova

Memorable parts? Definitely the walking safaris at Chikoko and Crocodile camps in the South Luangwa. Tips? The style of camps at Tafika, Chikoko and Crocodile looks very natural and simple, even basic - and you v=certainly feel really at one with the bush and animals - however they have thought of all your comforts - the food and dining is first class, the rooms have every comfort you need (ensuite showers, hot running water and flushing loos) Local benefits? Yes. Tourism... (more)Sarah Pajwani

Botswana was the best. We want to go back today!! One of the most memorable moments is arriving in our first camp, and barely two hours later, sitting on a Land Rover just meters from a male lion, and nothing between him and us! Just amazing! (more)Dirk Bettels

Do it! Money well spent... (more)Katrin Nyman Metcalf

Memorable parts? Going out every day on a game drive or boat not knowing if or what you may see. Also we enjoyed speaking to the Maasai that escorted us back and forth to our lodge - we will never have the chance to have the insight into their world again. Tips? We found that the all day drive gave us the best opportunity for seeing the animals. Also we didn't expect the days to be so planned out but it worked really well. Local benefits? Yes. Overall rating? Excellent... (more)Tim Ferris

Memorable parts? 1) seeing all the animals, 2) Meeting some really lovely people and making friends. 3) The guides and trackers were absolutely brilliant and really made the holiday. and 4) The whole organisation of the holiday from the first meeting at the airport to the drop off when we were going home. Brilliant. Tips? Just trust that everything is organised so well there is nothing to worry about. Local benefits? Yes, we supported the local people by buying locally... (more)Shirley Newman

Memorable parts? I really liked the wildlife diversity that Tanzania Parks can offer. Especially in some areas, it was great to be able to be so close to the wild animals. Tips? I would have spent more time in Serengeti National Park, because of the vast area I believe I didn’t take the most of it…I stayed just one night. I would reccomend at least one night tented camp experience. Local benefits? Benefits to local people – Yes. Most of the camps use locals as employees. Reduced... (more)Luis Boavida

I just returned from an incredibly moving 10 day trip to see the Mountain Gorillas in Uganda, and I found so much more than gorillas! The people, the land, the food and yes, the majestic endangered Mountain Gorillas. (more)Tandy Beard

Gorilla tracking in Bwindi! A once in a lifetime experience. Fantastic, planning was simple and our guide, Vincent, was knowledgeable, fun and extremely reliable. Uganda offers the best of Africa and we had so much fun exploring. Highly recommended! (more)Julie Cooper

The gorillas tracking was incredible. I wish we could have stayed longer with them, and or be able to do another trek. (more)Zoe Cole

We have just returned from our trip to Uganda organised by our tour operator. Our experience was absolutely amazing and we can confidently say the best holiday we have had. The team were very professional and fully attentive to all of our needs... (more)Michaela Cordes

Excellent and the tour company looked after us really well. (more)Andy Tribble

In all respects it exceeded our expectations - I cannot imagine a better holiday. (more)Chaz Seymour

All days and trip were memorable, but above all watching elephants crossing the river 30 metres away from us having lunch in Old Mondoro was the most. We are definitely satisfied. (more)Vincenzo Bracciale

Seeing the mountain gorillas especially the silver backs was my memorable moment. (more)Jimmie Webb

Was one of the most exhilarating experiences of my life. (more)Shabnum Ismail

Standing on the viewpoint at Amboseli with the wetlands, plains and Kilimanjaro made us feel that we were in one of the most beautiful places in the world. (more)Ian Halliwell

We loved all of it, but seeing so many wild animals up close was wonderful. (more)Jill Mentch

Memorable parts? Mvuu camp and the night safaris Tips? Before leaving, i suggest to buy maps and guides because you will not find any tourist indication. They prefer to provide you a guide instead of selling maps and written indication. Local benefits? Yes, I think so for the majority of lodges in which we stayed. Overall rating? 10/10 (more)Giulia Rap

Memorable parts? Seeing two rhinos bathing in the waterhole during the evening in Etosha Tips? Be prepared for long journeys on dirt roads Local benefits? probably Overall rating? Excellent (more)Peter Grove

Memorable parts? The amount of animals we saw on safari. Tips? Avoid the Serena Serengeti hotel, not the best, service bad, food bad and rooms a bit shabby. Local benefits? No Overall rating? Brilliant - 9 out of 10. (more)Joanne Longhurst

Memorable parts? Close proximity to the wildlife in their natural habitat, amazing scenery and masses of things to do a great first visit to an amazing and diverse country Tips? The operator was fantastic ! Local benefits? Yes Overall rating? Super some wonderful memories for the whole family great experiences and great laughs (more)Anna Dugdale

Memorable parts? Being looked after by people that really care about the habitat and the wildlife within, who were happy to part their knowledge so that you got the most out of your trip, learning new skills in tracking wildlife and reading the bush and how the weather and time of the day effects all around you. Did enjoy the bush senses test ! Seeing more smaller and nocturnal animals, which were just as interesting as the big 5. Tips? Go with an open mind and you will learn new... (more)steve Harris