KENYA & TANZANIA ADVENTURE

17 days from GBP1,699 to GBP2,199 including flights

Tripcode: AYK

Our Clients’ Reviews

Penelope Shoesmith

KENYA & TANZANIA ADVENTURE

Written October 2008

A truly outstanding trip combining excellent wildlife viewing with travelling and opportunities to meet local people. There were even moments for relaxation! The participatory camping aspect always helps to create a good group atmosphere and is really good fun as well, especially the wild camps in the game reserves.

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Neil Shoesmith

KENYA & TANZANIA ADVENTURE

Written October 2008

We have been on some great Exodus Holidays but this one took the biscuit.The trip was really nicely balenced between the Wildlife and meeting the people.

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Elaine Stirling

KENYA & TANZANIA ADVENTURE

Written October 2008

Thankyou for a fantastic trip. It was all I had hoped for and more.The campsites were much better than I had hoped for, the food was just fantastic. The variety of places we stayed was great too. Huge thank you to Johannes for great food, especially all the veggy specials her made for me. All 3 of our guides made it a great experience. I'd love to do it all again.

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Clare Ellis

Hyena's & Vervet Monkeys Rule!

Written September 2008

Absolutely fantastic holiday and one i will never forget. I couldn't have asked for a better group and the wildlife was amazing.

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Sharon Nobes

KENYA & TANZANIA ADVENTURE

Written March 2008

This holiday was truely excellent. Considering we all thought the holiday was going to be cancelled because of all the trouble in Kenya, Exodus done a really good job of making sure the holiday could go ahead. Basically we didn't go to Kenya because of the conflict, so our time in Tanzania was extended. So well done to all at Exodus who made it possible for us still to travel! Tanzania and Zanzibar were amazing - the people, the animals. A truly memorable experience.

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Keith Shuttlewood

Lions, elephants and warthogs!

Written November 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
Excellent trip. We saw the big five and far more. Highlights were a leopard with a kill, a family of elephants and a three month old rhino with its mum. Oh and the warthogs with young running away at high speed! The safari part is hard work but worth it. We enjoyed the semi-participatory and camping element as it felt you were far closer to the action (especially the wild camping in the Serengeti!) and felt part of Africa more than staying in lodges. The only downside was Zanzibar where the northern part is being developed and losing some of its exotic sparkle. It's a shame that the money coming into the beach area isn't finding it's way to the village which needs it. Overall a highly recommended holiday though.

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Karin Pfetzer

A wonderful, wonderful experience

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
Seeing how people live in other parts of the world. Just being on the road and seeing so much. The overland truck experience was perfect for me.Sunrise in the Serengeti. I loved the snorkeling off Zanzibar - it was like swimming in a natural aquarium.Sunset on a boat off Kendwa beach.

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Gemma Willcock

More than I expected - all of the big 5 in two weeks. AMAZING

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
The entire group came together quickly and easily, so feeling like you're sharing the experience with others was great. And the volume of wildlife was sensational. I saw everything I'd dreamed of, and more. And .... in such close proximity.

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Richard Calrow

What a great way to spend a birthday!

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
i have been to Africa on 5 different trips and surprisingly one of my favourite days of the trip was not seeing wildlife in Crater or Serengeti (which were incredible) but the day involving drive from Kenya to Lake Victoria Early morning and long drive crossing the Tanzania border to Lake Victoria. The scenery in Tanzania was completely different than I expected with lots of spectacular boulders and villages. Lunch of sandwiches by a lake and had an improntu cattle drive by local herdsmen before we reached shores of Lake Victoria for couple of hours of serious chilling on the beach. Then had most unexpected, heavy and sudden thunderstorm ever seen but fortunately was stranded inside nice campsite bar. Others less fortunate were stranded in their tents and even in the shower block! A totally bizarre African experience

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Jennifer Clegg

The best holiday EVER!

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
Watching the moon rise over the Ngorgor Crater. Lying in my sleeping bag listening to lions roar scarily near by!

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Michelle Dignam

Trip of a Lifetime - Kenya/Tanzania Adventure

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
Watching all the wildlife on the plains was just so surreal. Meeting the locals and tribesmen was a very eye-opening experience.

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