Tanzania: for the picky yet adventurous traveler

Danny would get an exemplary rating from us! If you want the true Tanzania experience he’s your man! He’s fun, adventurous and can spot animals from miles away! We saw so many animals thanks to him! Even the other safari drivers would stop him to find out where animals were! He was caring and even made sure the lodge at the Serengeti made me home made ginger tea for 2 nights when I had a cold. He also took us to meet some Maasai tribe members who we had a goat barbecue with! He also made sure I got to visit a health clinic and hospital in a remote village where hopefully I can bring our nursing students to study! We also had some fresh hard boiled eggs sold to us on the side of the road by the Maasai! We learned so much about animal behavior, and culturally about the people. Honestly, we would adopt Danny! He was so awesome! He’s your Tanzanian Cowboy! We ate an adventurous couple and are open minded, so Danny was our perfect guide! Lastly, he always took into our account comfort and safety! This was truly an experience of a lifetime! We also don’t want to forget Noel who picked us up day 1, while Danny was driving to north Serengeti. He was friendly, and made sure our first days were smooth.

Tim F. (USA)

June 24, 2014

“Excellent staff. Casey was extremely responsive in planning the trip. I had certain things I did and didn’t want to do, he tailored our experience accordingly (and with keeping our budget in mind). The trip was perfectly proportioned, mostly because of him. Our guide on the ground, Wilfred, spent 12 days with us. We couldn’t have asked for someone better. We became comfortable companions, easily sitting together in silence over long drives or telling stories during dinner. He didn’t wait for us to ask something, he anticipated our needs. When he saw we didn’t finish our lunch boxes, he asked us what we liked and didn’t like. He made sure to relay the information to the hotels and we finished out lunches going forward. He saw I had an itch to get into the Wildebeest migration. Even though it was far away and our chances of finding it could be small, he made sure it happened. The staff set everything apart, especially when we compared it to our tour companies we saw in the area.”