GAMEVIEWING: Game drive/ game viewing is the standard mode of wildlife viewing in the African national parks, concession, where both regulations and safety considerations restrict exploration on foot. Conditions are ideal for vehicle safaris; rising savanna fame country from the security and comfort of a car, you will encounter a large number and variety of animals simply by chance. Game drives in most of the parks are always invigorating: you may go from one species to the next – observing zebra here, giraffe there, a knot of impala on the right, a trio of elephant bulls ahead. However, there is really no guarantee on what you will see; the animals are free to move around as they please, and may even pass beyond park boundaries.

Kenya and Tanzania are great year-round destinations. July through August and the month of December are the busiest times in Kenya and Tanzania. Lodges and parks can be crowded with tourists and reservations often must be made six, eight, even nine months in advance. July and August also happen to be the best time to catch the wildebeest in the Maasai Mara Game Reserve.

Our Safari Vehicles
our vehicle fleet comprises of custom-built safari vans and 4X4 safari jeeps all maintained to the highest standards. All our safari vehicles are fitted with a long range 2 way HF radios for communication. Cool-box for soft drinks, reference wildlife books and First-Aid Kits are available in the vehicles. We use our own fleet of vehicles making it easy to maintain and thus keeping quality service. 

Special Vehicle Features:

1. Our safari minibuses are Eight (8) seaters although we allow maximum six passengers in each van. Our safari Landcruisers comes in 2 types:
        a). Ordinary Landcruiser have five (5) seats
        b). Extended Landcruiser have seven (7) seats, all forward facing with window seats; allowing clients optimal game viewing

2. Large slightly tinted glass windows for optimal game viewing which protects you from the hot African sun.

3. Our safari vehicle seats are sizeable promoting comfort along your African journey.

4. Some of the vehicles have a PA system allowing for clear communication between the safari guide and our clients…

5. Rear and roof rack for your luggage which leaves the inside of the vehicle uncluttered for you to move around freely and capture some great photos!

6. The vehicles even have some enough space for your hand luggage and camera bags inside the vehicle.

7. A snorkel mounted on the vehicles means that you don’t need to worry when our vehicle tackles some rivers along the way.

8. Naturally aspirated diesel engine; uses fuel extremely economically allowing us to decrease our tour fees. All vehicles have two diesel tanks, ensuring that even on the most adventurous safari and most remote areas – you never have to worry about running out of fuel.

9. Hatch roofs that popup allowing all passengers better game viewing.

10. Each vehicle have 2 spare tires, you will never have to worry about a flat tire!

11. We have not one but two batteries in our vehicles; meaning that flat batteries are nothing to worry about…
 

A lot of these features are standard on our Land Cruisers with some of them being brand new features!  With reasons like this, you can see why and how our vehicles are incomparable in every way!

Vehicle Inside

Our safari Minibus

Extended Land cruisers, each one carrying up to 7 safari-passengers.

Ordinary Land cruisers, each one carrying up to 5 safari-passengers.

GAMEVIEWING:
Game drive/game viewing is the standard mode of wildlife viewing in the African National Parks, where both regulations and safety considerations restrict exploration on foot. Conditions are ideal for vehicle safaris. From the security and comfort of a car, you will encounter a large number and variety of animals simply by chance. Game drives in most of the parks are always invigorating: – observing zebra here, giraffe there, a knot of impala on the right, a trio of elephant bulls ahead. However, there is really no guarantee on what you will see; the animals are free to move around as they please, and may even pass beyond park boundaries

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