My husband and son had a wonderful time and were very satisfied with the services you provided in Zambia and Victoria Falls. Below find more specific information:

Puku Ridge: They thoroughly enjoyed the total experience; the safari, accommodations and people! They saw an incredible number of wildlife and had knowledgeable guides. Four nights here was perfect, any more would have been repetitive.
Binnie Corporate Lodge: They would HIGHLY recommend this mother/daughter run hotel. The service, food, accommodations, and location were OUTSTANDING!!!
Protea Livingstone Hotel/Victoria Falls: Protea Livingstone Hotel was acceptable, but nothing special. Victoria Falls and the valley surrounding it were incredible to view and hike around. However, Marty and Grayson felt one night here would have been adequate. They could have seen and done everything they were interested in doing here in 24 hours.
Golfview Hotel: Another basic motel, acceptable but nothing special.
ProFlight Airlines: Provided reliable air transportation in Zambia. Got them where they were going safely and reasonably on time.
AfricanMecca Safaris: We were favorably impressed with both African Mecca's staff and services. The staff members were knowledgeable, reliable, honest, polite, organized, attentive, thorough and went above and beyond to be helpful. The safari, air transportation, and all accommodations were accurately portrayed on AfricanMecca's website and/or by their staff. We would highly recommend African Mecca to anyone traveling to Zambia.

Thanks again for assisting us with our travels in Zambia!

Thank you for the opportunity of expressing some comments about your company and the service delivery regarding our personalized trip. That in itself shows that you care which is constructive and makes a client feel that they are special. You are obviously going the extra mile and that's so good to know as this was a trip of a lifetime to celebrate nearly 30 years of married life for us.

What we believe stood out for us was the response time to our queries. Initially when we contacted your company we understandably approached other companies to glean comparative costing. Because of the unique itinerary and our nominated time frames other companies found it harder to give us quotes. You were by far and away the quickest of all the responders.

In addition to being the most efficient regarding the quote, you offered site links to recommended destinations which no other company offered. It was good to view the resorts and get a mind set of what to expect.

You also explained why certain costing were seemingly exorbitant and that was different to other companies who simply told us it was a certain price and didn't want the long dialogue or explanation route as it was , we
believe, out of the ordinary charter arrangements and possibly they didn't know first hand why certain flights were the price they were.

We were also struck by the comments you made regarding some routing and certain plane flight companies which at times were problematic - but you had warned us of their more than occasional rerouting and we were therefore not so dismayed when it occurred. I refer to the connection /link between Mombasa and Zanzibar which did not arrive and we were rerouted back to Nairobi then out to Zanzibar. So thank you for that.

The meet and greet arrangements went off particularly well in most places. All personnel were helpful and the arrival and departures by and large went very smoothly considering the flight rerouting by the airline.

The Zanzibar Stone Town tour guide was superlative. He was outstanding and gave us undivided attention. We felt that was great value and to be escorted round the market place and slave stations was like walking in a living museum The duration of the tour was lengthy by our request and it went by seemingly quickly. This was because we enjoyed it immensely.

The Little Governors Camp experience was terrific in every respect. Our guide in the vehicle was fantastic and his knowledge of game and spotting whatever you nominated was unbelievable. His knowledge of birds was also excellent. He was caring, attentive and informative. A great ambassador for Africa and for your company.

The Fundu Lagoon Resort at Pemba was outstanding. All personnel there care and deliver great service. The waitrons are all fantastic. Beach dinner experiences and superb variations of meal menus plus changes of venue for dinners were wonderful.

It was in all respects a happy experience with no anti climaxes.

I wanted to let you know the Ms Raquel Trujillo returned from her Africa trip and she absolutely loved it. Her words, “it was like a dream come true”, the service and people and the accommodations were above and beyond. She’s telling everyone about your company and what a terrific job they did. I know I was excited to hear all about it as well I’m sure that your are too. I just had to pass the glowing report on over to you.

Thanks again for all your help in making this so perfect for her.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year,

We organised our visit to Travellers and Pinewood in Mombasa mostly through AfricanMecca's website, but also through emails and phone calls direct with Raza - we had booked through AfricanMecca two years ago, and I was very happy to use them again - they provide great deals and sound, informed advice. The whole process was very well organised before we went, and there were no hitches once we arrived at the hotels. We had stayed before at Travellers Beach Hotel and were very happy to return - it's in a good location, close to Mombasa with extremely comfortable rooms and immaculate and well designed grounds - the slight negatives for me were hassle on the beach from sellers and quite a few mosquitos - so you need to deet-up! It was our first trip to Pinewood Village though, Raza suggested it might be what we were looking for, and we would love to go there again. It was much smaller and quieter - but so beautiful, tranquil and welcoming, with no hassle on the beach, no mosquitos (can that be possible?!) and very friendly staff and other guests. I would really recommend AfricanMecca and would definitely use them again.

We had the trip of a lifetime with on our 19 day safari to Victoria Falls, Kenya and Tanzania. special thanks to John Mugo, guide in Kenya and Emmanuel in Tanzania. John Mugo was such a delight. We really enjoyed John Mugo's personality, A++++++'s several times over. without John Mugo, our trip would have been really dry. He just brought everything to life. He made our trip sooooo special. We saw millions of animals so the cost to get there was worth it; and then having John Mugo just put the icing on the cake,

AfricanMecca Safaris and yourself just made my trip sooo easy to plan and come to life and we made it all happen without issues.

Always Appreciative !!!!!

Thank you for a wonderful Africa vacation which will be hard to beat! We loved how efficient AfricanMecca was with our requests and reservations. Everything went without a glitch.

Our Safari guide William Wekesa was amazing. He was excellent at finding animals, had amazing knowledge about the wildlife and an enormous amount of energy and enthusiasm. We really appreciated the fact that he was able to read our needs and go the extra mile. We were sad to say goodbye at the end of the safari.

A week at Pinewood Village was very restful. What a wonderful way to end our holiday. Once again the staff was very friendly which really made the stay very enjoyable.

I would recommend AfricanMecca team to everyone. 

Thank you and all the staff for your hard work in making these trips run so smoothly.

Our Safari trip was a highlight of our time in Kenya. I find visiting a new country and traveling around is always tricky but the pressure was taken off and we didn't need to worry about a thing for the 3 days because of the service of AfricanMecca Safaris. The communication was superb and personal (and we booked during Christmas 2008 holidays) and we had lists of contact numbers for once in Kenya. 

The Tsavo camps (Severin and Satao) were spectacular with unbelievably friendly service and welcome. I will highly recommend these camp lodgings. I liked the fact that we felt there was a good support network through the Safari's for the local communities with the planned rest stops at village shops. Beautiful people and so much to experience. Our guide, Tim was amazing at spotting game and was so informative and friendly.

We have really fond memories and the whole experience was a complete delight from booking to drop-off to witnessing Lion's feeding on their kill, a Zebra, and viewing Elephants 100 metres away from our tented accommodation at the watering hole in Satao Camp. 

We had door-to-door service and we were staying off the beaten track so this was a concern but the coach driver was there, early, ready and waiting. We returned to different location and that was not a problem either - Hakuna Matata! We plan to return for Safari with AfricanMecca soon. We miss Kenya, the people and their beautiful country already.

Asante Sana Altaf and Raza, it was wonderful!

Many thanks,

I recently returned back from my honeymoon in Kenya which included a safari and Indian Ocean beach vacation. We had a wonderful time on our honeymoon safari in Kenya. Apparently they don't get many people form "the States" there as almost everyone we met assumed we were from England. And if I had known so many people were going to talk to us about President Obama I would have studied up on him more so I had more to say!

We loved all of the camps - each for different reasons. The Satao Camp at Tsavo East had the least amenities but the animal experience was great and so up close you literally had to walk through them to get to your tent, and herds of gazelles and water buck slept surrounding the tents the first night. We shared a jeep with a family (Mom, Dad, kids 6 & 8 years). After that we had a private jeep for the remainder of the Safari. The second camp Satao Elerai was beautiful!! The first night we went to watch the sunset with the other guests and had what we describe as a "happy hour" champagne, drinks and appetizers. And the animals at Amboseli Notational Park were amazing. We saw live wildebeest births, a pack of hyenas looking for a kill, elephants so close to the jeep that you could reach out and touch them! At the last camp, Severin Safari Camp we had the most luxuries, including a pool and spa, but not as many animals in the Tsavo West Camp as the others (although I will say that it had rained the 2 nights before we got there and some of the roads were flooded which meant that we could not access all areas of the park). But we did to see numerous animal including a pack of African Hunting Dogs which our guide Finneas said was a rare sighting. Also some lions killed a zebra at our campsite on our last night there right near the last tent! We loved having the pool to keep us busy during the day between game drives and as it was summer there and quite hot - to cool us off. 

Our final stop was the Leopard Beach Resort (which took a bit long to drive to) which was very nice as well. The door to our room was decorated with a braided palm leaf arch with flowers and a "Just Married" sign which we were not expecting- so that was a nice surprise. The resorts main areas (lobby, dining, pool and beaches) were very nice, the room needed some updating though (it reminded me of a hotel at the Wildwoods in NJ) but it was fine. On the Friday night of our stay there, they had a beach BBQ as the dinner. They moved every table and chair from the indoor dining area down to the beach, with linens and candles, a live band and the biggest outdoor BBQ I have ever been too! It was impressive.
Overall, the food was exceptional. I fully intended to be able to lose a couple pounds while on this vacation - but that was not the case. Every meal was either a buffet, or 5 course a la carte dinner. We had fondue and we got to grill our own meat at our table, and of course there was plenty of Versus Wine and Tusker Lager to be had. It was definitely the experience of a lifetime!
Finally, I learned a lot about Africa, the camps and lodges (some that we did not stay at but visited), animals and where best to see them (we did not see any rhinos, but I know where I can if we ever go back). Again - Thank you to AfricanMecca for helping us plan the trip/honeymoon of a lifetime!

Jambo Altaf,

As usual the program went like clockwork and it was a wonderful holiday in Rift Valley (Naivasha + Nakuru) & Little Governors' Camp Masai Mara. We had the added bonus of visiting the elephant orphanage and giraffe sanctuary on our first day in Nairobi which was a welcome addition and great fun. Loldia House was beautiful and Peter as you know, is a wonderful host. Lake Nakuru is absolutely stunning and exceeded my expectations and Little Governors' never fails to disappoint - the Masai Mara was full of the usual lions, cheetah, huge herds of elephant and much much more. All in all a wonderful experience yet again - My third time to Kenya with you and it never disappoints.

Thank you, Altaf.

Kind Regards,

Dear Raza & Altaf,

We have returned from our African adventure and would like to thank you very much for your part in making this such a wonderful experience. The animals contributed the other part. We were lucky enough to time the Great Migration from the Serengeti, which was amazing. From the moment we were met by your team in Zanzibar to our departure from Arusha, your service was superb. Our game guide/driver, Olotu, was a very wise and experienced guide who had an amazing knowledge of the area and its inhabitants and we were sad to say goodbye to him. You are very fortunate to have the services of such a professional man. Everything flowed perfectly and we all had a wonderful time. The flight from the Serengeti to Arusha was very scenic and gave us an aerial view of the area. 
Again, thank you all very much for providing such a wonderful and memorable experience.

I would definitely recommend AfricanMecca to anyone planning a trip to Eastern Africa, and will use them again for my travels to this region. Raza and his team were absolutely amazing! My travel agent initially contacted several companies about planning my itinerary to Zanzibar, and AfricanMecca was the quickest to respond, and provided the most detailed and diverse itinerary of all. Through AfricanMecca, I booked stays at (236 Hurumzi), Chumbe Island, Pongwe Beach Hotel, and Matemwe Beach Village. Rather than worrying about making a quick sale, Raza took the time to make sure that the itinerary he created matched my specifications, giving me sound advice on the merits of the hotels and activities on the island. On the ground, the team was absolutely impeccable- the transportation service was perfect. I was transferred to all of my points of interest without any worry or stress, and they were always friendly and perfectly on time to meet me. Hashim gave great recommendations and even went shopping with me for half a day; he found out where a Women’s Cooperative that I had heard about was located so that I could buy some pillows, and then accompanied me to various shops the rest of the morning. He even helped me pick out pillow colors and jewelry! He also arranged a tour of Stonetown for me at the last minute; no request was too much for him during my stay in Zanzibar!

I have to say that the service provided by AfricanMecca and its staff exceeded my expectations in every way. I didn’t know that customer service like this really existed anymore. For example, Raza offered to help me contact Giraffe Manor when I was worried about my receiving confirmation of my reservation (I had booked this on my own before I was referred to AfricanMecca) even though I had not booked through his company, and worked to ensure that I received my first choice of rooms, the West room, at the Emerson and Green hotel. Raza also alerted all of the hotels that I have a severe allergy to dairy, and the kitchens there were most accommodating (which is not something I find here in the US very often!). I really cannot say enough good things about AfricanMecca- they made my holiday stress free and it really was a week spent in paradise.

Firstly I want to say thank you for the excellent service you provided, everything went very well for our holiday. All the hotel bookings were spot on without any problems what so ever. To tell you the truth I was a bit apprehensive about about visiting Kenya with all the troubles that occurred during the elections early 2008 and whether things were settled now. Rest assured we met no violence or problems during the visit and the travels we made, and surprisingly enough I (we) really enjoyed the visit.

 Our visit to Kenya was not of the run of the mill once in a life time journey. I worked in Kenya many years ago and met my wife there (29 years ago) and we make regular visits to Kenya to enable my wife to keep in touch with her family and friends. This visit however was slightly different in that we had some personal business to conduct, hence the need to spend the night in Nakuru. I was pleased to note that the refurbishment of the road to Nakuru has been completed. Last time we were in Kenya there were many diversions and what took nearly 4-hours from Nairobi to Nakuru could be done now in less than 2-hours. (I wasn't speeding, honest.) Since we only had a short period of time available for us to visit Kenya and to do all that we had planned (7-days) it was necessary with our tight schedule of the places we planned to visit and hotels to stay at for us to contact a tour agent we could trust to come up with the goods and I am pleased to say that AfricanMecca fulfilled our requirements admirably.

Very Best Regards and Asante Sana Kwa Wewe,

Jambo Altaf and Raza,

Asante Sana, the Glimpses of Kenya Safari was wonderful.  All of the arranges and services provided were great; beginning with pickup; through the complete six days at the camps, lodge and reserves; to drop off at Nairobi Jomo International Airport.  The assistance in Kenya by Mr. Mohamed Jaldessa and his associates was great.  All of the accommodations were first rate, from the first overnight stay at the Nairobi Serena Hotel, to the second and third nights on Safari at Elephant Tent Camp on the Samburu Reserve.  When have you been in a huge tent with hot running water, shower, and flush toilet and two queen size beds and with the chance of seeing elephants or water buffalo outside the front flap of the tent, and hearing lions roaring at 3:00 A.M.  The cooked to order breakfast was wonderful, and lunch and dinner were outstanding.  Add in the morning and late afternoon game drives and see lions, elephants, gazelles, warthogs, giraffes water buffalo, zebras, leopard, cheetah, and more.  And, in the afternoon, between game drives, you could sit by the river (which really didn't have a lot of water in it) and watch the elephants, gazelles, warthogs, and even the local Sambura cattle graze the river bank and river bed.  Then on the morning of the fourth day, I went onward to Lake Naivasha and Loldia House for two nights with a day trip to Lake Nakuru.  Again, all the meals from breakfast through dinner and service were outstanding.  The house was built by Italian prisoners of war and overlooked Lake Naivasha and the Longonot Mountains were in the distance.  There were additional cottages around the side of the house, and I stayed in one of these.  It had a queen sized bed, full bath, and a wonderful view of the flower gardens and lake.  In the front yard you could see hippos, water buffalo, warthogs, Vervet monkeys and more.  This is in the Great Rift Valley where you will see thousands of flamingos and pelicans; and, also hippos and rhinos.  Since Loldia House is a Conservation Park, you could do a guided walking tour and see a lot of different birds species, and, you are able to do night game drives.  On the first night out, I saw a cheetah not a mile from the house, many different varieties of gazelles, giraffes, zebras and more.  Then lastly, for my last two nights and half day, I went on to the Governor's IL Moran Tent Camp on the Masai Mara Reserve.  Here, again this was a luxurious tent with a king size bed, hot running water, double sinks, shower, bidet, and flush toilet.  The tents overlook a lake where you could see hippos and crocodiles.  On the game drives, there were prides of lions, cheetah, giraffes, zebras, elephants, gazelles, water buffalos, warthogs, lions with cubs; cheetah with cubs; elephants with young; giraffes with young; hippos with young; rhinos with young and lots more.

At Masai Mara, I also, went on a Balloon Safari, which included a Champagne breakfast in the bush.  This was a  wonderful first time experience.  I was in the first of three balloons that went up; we saw thousands of wildebeests, there were hyenas, warthogs, zebras, giraffes, elephants, vulgers, storks and more, I send my thanks to Capt. Sebastian Tham for a great flight and to all the other flight captains and the ground crew and chefs for the fantastic hot breakfast.

 Asante Sana to Safari Link Aviation for their service and assistance in making connections between all flight locations.

Jambo Altaf,

I want to let you know that both Dorothy and I found our two week trip to Kenya to be an absolutely wonderful experience. Our booking through AfricanMecca for our trip in August 2009 delivered everything we hoped for and more. We were met on arrival at Mombasa airport for the minibus journey to Leopard Beach Hotel with loads of local information provided by our driver on the way. The hotel was excellent in all respects, from the welcome with chilled towels and drinks to the helpful and cheerful service from every member of staff. Large comfortable air-conditioned rooms overlook the Indian Ocean, as does the main Horizon restaurant where the meals were lacking neither in variety nor quality. We stayed two nights at Leopard Beach initially before going on safari and then a further six nights on our return. Our first safari began by road to Tsavo West, staying one night at Kilaguni Serena Lodge. The restaurant, open to one side overlooking the water hole, provided a wonderful lunch and dinner with tremendous views of elephant, zebra, giraffe and buffalo, to name but a few.

Following an afternoon game drive which included the enchanting Mzima Springs and ended with the first of many fantastic sunsets, we had a comfortable night before an early start next morning. We moved on to Satao Elerai, overlooking Amboseli with Peter, our driver for these three days, pointing out many items of interest along the way. Our room at Elerai was in fact a self-contained cottage and while it was reminiscent of the Flintstones in style, the facilities were far from stone-age. We were lucky enough to witness two young male elephants at the water-hole while we had lunch, before Peter took us down to Amboseli for another fascinating game drive. After an excellent dinner and a nightcap in front of a roaring log fire, we were up next morning for another early start. At seven hours, we found the drive back to Voi Gate into Tsavo East to be rather tiring but we still made it to Satao Camp just in time for lunch outside, under the tree. This and a short siesta set us up for our afternoon game drive which culminated at close quarters with a cheetah. What a beautiful animal!

A busy day and a fine meal sent us to bed where we slept like logs, only to be told next day that we had missed a visit from a couple of lions at four in the morning. Our neighbours in the next tent showed us the paw-prints in the dust outside to prove it! With a good breakfast inside us, we were on our way to Buchuma Gate where sadly, we had to say farewell to Peter, our driver, guide and companion for the last three days. We were tremendously impressed, not only with his detailed knowledge of his country and its flora and fauna but also with his enthusiasm in sharing it all with us. We hope to see him again.

The air-conditioned shuttle bus took us back to the coast then for an overnight stop at Nyali Beach Hotel. It is old colonial in style having been opened in 1949 and while we enjoyed our brief stay and had no complaints at all, on balance we preferred Leopard Beach. After another early breakfast we were collected for the short trip to Mombasa airport for our flight to the Masai Mara and a two night safari. Arrangements for the internal flight on an eighteen seat twin-prop aircraft where rather more relaxed than is international flying these days; quite a refreshing change. The views of Kilimanjaro from 11500 feet were stunning. The landing on an airstrip in the bush was amazingly smooth and we were soon on our way to Karen Blixen Camp for lunch. On the way, Pius, our driver took our open-sided six-passenger safari vehicle off the main route and diverted into a small coppice of bushes. To our delight, we were soon within a few yards of a pride of four or five lionesses, stretched out in the shade. This time we were awake!

Our three days in the Mara were truly magical. The location of Karen Blixen Camp on the eastern bank of the Mara River is absolutely beautiful and we could not fault the accommodation and service although some of the catering would benefit from improvement. While you Mombasa team handled all our other ground arrangements (and more about them later) Karen Blixen Camp arranged everything in the Mara. Their modern Toyota 4WD open vehicles were great for game viewing and their drivers and guides were excellent. We remember particularly, Pius, David, Nixon and especially Peter, our Masai guide. Not only did we value his expertise on our game drives but also one evening he gave a fascinating insight into Masai culture to the assembled company before dinner. On our second day in the Mara, we were given the opportunity to take a full day game drive into the conservancy to the south. As this was the right time of year for the Great Migration, if we were very lucky, we might see 'the crossing'. We approached the river slowly, passing thousands of wildebeest all heading in the same direction. The leaders stopped some hundred yards short of the river bank as the rest of the herd formed up behind them, some zebra and gazelle mixed in with them. They moved forward some distance then stopped again; and again; and again. Eventually, the decision was made to cross and they galloped en masse for the water, plunging through and up the river bank on the far side. More followed and still more until we were convinced that every wildebeest in Africa was in this herd. The crossing was incessant for over half an hour until finally the last stragglers made their way up the far bank. Our driver, David estimated anything up to 10,000 animals had crossed. We had lost count after about 5,000!

This sight was absolutely magnificent and undoubtedly the highlight of the holiday.

After an early morning game drive on the third day, we had to take our leave and fly back to the coast. We were met at Ukunda airfield for the short drive back to Leopard Beach where we settled in for a more relaxing week. We were amazed at how much we had packed in to such a short time. However, we don't hang around swimming pools for long so a couple of short trips had to be taken as well. We had a great day snorkelling off Wasini Island with dolphins and a hump-backed whale accompanying us on the way out and a fine late lunch on the way back. Two days later, dinner in Ali Barbour's (sic) Cave restaurant near Leopard Beach was also most enjoyable. Then on our penultimate evening we saw Mombasa by night. A sunset dhow trip in Tudor Creek and under New Nyali Bridge took us to the old harbour. A short tour of the old town ended at Fort Jesus for a sound and light show followed by a wonderful dinner under the stars.

The ground handling by your Mombasa team was excellent throughout our trip. All their drivers and staff were friendly and helpful and their punctuality was impressive. Harry, their representative at Leopard Beach was tremendous in ensuring that everything ran smoothly. We valued especially his advice regarding all aspects of our visit from safaris to local trips to departure arrangements. 

We were extremely sad to leave Kenya, its animals, its vast open spaces, its stunning scenery and especially its charming, polite, happy smiling people.

Asante sana a thousand times!

Jambo Raza and Altaf,

It is my pleasure to respond to your request of feedback regarding our Masai Mara safari while in Kenya. From the very beginning (first contact with you) up until the end everything went as planned with you. Upon our arrival at the airport, the driver and the representative of AfricanMecca were there. He took time to explain to us the next days and the schedule for the plane. As our departure, we had the same service to go back to the airport. We never had to worry about a thing. Our stay at the Nairobi Safari Club was perfect and the two nights we spent there were more than OK. The Royal Mara Safari Lodge was perfect to us. Everything, everything was what we expected. The game drives, the ambiance and their efforts to make sure we enjoyed our stay made the trip worth while. I am sending some (of the many we took) pictures that I like. If ever you understand French, I invite you to go and see my blog where I put many more pictures: my blog address is: http://unanauqatar.blogspot.com and there are 9 different messages that I speak of our trip in Africa. I guess you have seen them all already with all the many customers you had but you see we just want to share it because being so close of the animals and having a slight understanding of what's the circle of life is all about, makes it sharable.

We talked to our friends of how we were pleased about the good service we had with your organisation. I have to admit that I was going to Africa, on a safari, to please my husband because he had talked about it ever since I met him (15 years ago). I was very reluctant to go (taking pills, new country, observing animals which is not my treat) but I just fell in love with the Masai Mara reserve and if my husband would say, we have the money, let's go back, I would without hesitation. And we would do the same by contacting you.

The only thing that we could not use and we talked about it with Georges at the lodge were the tickets for the public park. After talking with him, we did not feel the need to go else where and we stayed in the Masai Mara.

I think that we really enjoy our stay. Hoping our comments will be helpful. Please receive our best thanks (asante sana) for the service but more for the joy and pleasure we had in your beautiful country.

Jambo,

Asante Sana! I just wanted to thank you both for a marvellous trip to Africa on our honeymoon. 

It was everything we hoped for. The accommodations were great and the food was exceptional. We enjoyed all three of the parks that you suggested. I enjoyed seeing the different wildlife and and the different landscapes at each location. We saw all of the BIG FIVE, many wildebeest, zebra, giraffe, antelope and many many other animals. Our only disappointment was missing out on a river crossing, which means that we'll just have to come back now. We really liked the Pinewood Village as well. It was a nice place to relax before we headed to Egypt.

The whole trip went off without a hitch. Everyone who was supposed to meet us or pick us up at each segment of the trip was there. We weren't left stranded or waiting anywhere. We felt completely safe at all times. Your ground team did an excellent job taking care of us. They were prompt, friendly and professional. 

We found everyone in Kenya to be very friendly and welcoming. Everyone went out of their way to make us happy. Both myself and my husband liked all of our accommodations, but our favourite place was the Samburu Intrepids camp. The staff there really went above and beyond and treated everyone like family.

Thank You also for putting up with my many many questions during the planning process and answering them so quickly. 

Anyway, I just wanted to thank you for a wonderful trip. I would not hesitate to use AfricanMecca in the future, and I will definitely recommend you to anyone else planning a safari.

Sincerely,

My husband and I recently traveled to Kenya and Tanzania on a safari arranged by AfricanMecca Safaris. When we described our trip to friends, they were amazed at the many different things we saw and adventures we had. Everything was as promised, from the quality of the lodges to staff meeting us at airports all along the way. All the reservations and paperwork were handled in a reliable and professional manner. I would definitely use AfricanMecca for another African adventure.

Sincerely,