A2T and Willy exceeded expectations, over delivered, and made our trip a success!
Willy greeted us with a warm smile, hug and handshake the first time we met him. He was ALWAYS early and waiting for us. Willy was warm, caring, patient, and did an excellent job of positioning the vehicle to get the best photos while balancing that with respecting the animals. He also was a master at balancing the amount of time we spent watching animals with moving on to explore. I never felt rushed. His attention to detail was excellent. Right from the start ….having cold bottled water available in each of our water holders, he explained all the features of the vehicle including the awesome charging station, the bean bags for steadying our cameras, and every day we started with a clean vehicle. He was extremely knowledgeable, and I appreciated that he used the guide books when asked a question he needed to research further in order to answer our questions. We were so surprised when we checked into our room in Dar es Salaam and received a call from Willy to make sure we got there safely. He was such a professional and did an excellent job!
“Karen was always ready to listen and address our questions. She has a warm friendly way of connecting with us. I am a bit sad that I didn’t get to meet her in person.
Maningo was most pleasant. I never felt I couldn’t ask a question. He was keen at spotting game and giving details about most any wildlife situation. He provided a reference guide that was fascinating. He drove carefully and respectfully not only of his passengers but also of the environment. He found a school for us to visit in spite of the examinations that made a visit to the public school unavailable.
Nasibu was great. He was patient, attentive to our pace of hiking, and informative. Felt very comfortable with him.
Raymond was with us a short time on the return and again, I commend your organization for having outstanding staff members
The itinerary was perfect. We had hikes at just the right time. Visits to 2 different homes were interspersed to give variety and insight anticipation for the next move.”