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The Best of Kenya & Tanzania: A Safari & Cultural Experience

Program No. 18783RJ
Discover great national parks and rarely explored reserves as you search for big cats while learning about and photographing elephants, rhinos, zebras and more.

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At a Glance

Follow the endless cycle of life as you track the big five on the Serengeti plains. Trace the migratory path north through the remote Serengeti, an area rarely visited by outsiders, and cross into Kenya’s Maasai Mara reserve to search for the elusive leopard. Learn about elephants in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro and rhinos in the Great Rift Valley.
Activity Level
Keep the Pace
Walking and standing on uneven ground; some stairs. Full days with early morning starts. Riding for extended periods in safari vehicles over unpaved and very rough and dusty surfaces; getting in/out of vehicles requires flexibility. Elevations up to 7,500 feet. This program offers two internal light aircraft flights between Safari Parks.
Micro Group
Micro Group
These adventures feature our smallest group size, with 12 participants or fewer.

Best of all, you’ll…

  • Replicate the annual migration as you journey from the Serengeti plains, through its riverine forest and rocky promontories, into the Maasai Mara.
  • Search for East Africa's “Big Five”: lions, elephants, buffalo, leopards and rhinos.
  • Discover the unique ecosystem of the Ngorongoro Crater.

General Notes

This is a Micro Group program, with 12 or fewer participants. Each participant will have a window seat in one of the two safari vans; there will be one Group Leader who will share time between the two vehicles. Our program follows the yearly migration route, capturing different stages of the migration throughout the year. January-February is calving season for hooved animals. June-July see perfect weather. Animals prepare for the hardest part of the migration. September, peak tourist season, coincides with the migration through the Mara. October sees the migration move into the Serengeti. November-December are a birder's dream, with many species visiting from Eurasia. Due to the nature of this program, listening devices are not available.
Featured Expert
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Alfred Mutai
Alfred Mutai has taken extensive training from Utalii College and has earned various certificates from the Kenya Wildlife Training Institute as well as the Ministry of Tourism in Kenya. His skills have proven advantageous to him during his 20-year career as a safari expert, helping him to lead journeys through Kenya and Tanzania National Parks. He is a keen conservationist and is delighted that he has the opportunity to lead Road Scholar participants.

Please note: This expert may not be available for every date of this program.

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Alfred Mutai has taken extensive training from Utalii College and has earned various certificates from the Kenya Wildlife Training Institute as well as the Ministry of Tourism in Kenya. His skills have proven advantageous to him during his 20-year career as a safari expert, helping him to lead journeys through Kenya and Tanzania National Parks. He is a keen conservationist and is delighted that he has the opportunity to lead Road Scholar participants.
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Duration
16 days
15 nights
What's Included
37 meals ( 13B, 13L, 11D )
7 expert-led lectures
21 expert-led field trips
2 flights during the program
1 hands-on experience
An experienced Group Leader
5 nights of accommodations
Taxes and customary gratuity
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Evening:
Depart on overnight flights from the USA.
Evening:
Arrivals in Nairobi in the late evening. Meet your Group Leader on arrival and check in to the hotel.
Activity Note
Walking up to 2 miles throughout the day; during the rainy season, streets can be muddy and slippery.
Breakfast:
At the hotel.
Morning:
After breakfast, your Group Leader will greet everyone and lead introductions. We will review the up-to-date program schedule, discuss roles and responsibilities, logistics, safety guidelines, emergency procedures, and answer questions. Indicated times are approximate. Program activities, schedules, personnel, and indicated distances or times may change due to local circumstances/conditions. In the event of changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding. We will then depart by bus for the Nairobi National Museum. As described, this Museum presents all different aspects of culture, history, arts and nature. The museum has different permanent galleries from the cradle of human kind, story of mammals, snake park and the Kenyan history.
Lunch:
At a local restaurant.
Afternoon:
During a special presentation, learn about the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife Kenya efforts to increase the numbers of endangered Rothschild Giraffe at the Giraffe Center, where you will have the rare treat of hand-feeding these gentle giants and face them eye-to-eye from an elevated viewing platform. Return to the hotel in early afternoon.
Dinner:
On your own to explore local fare.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
The drive from Nairobi to Amboseli will take approximately 4 hours and part of the road is unpaved. The game drive will be 2-3 hours long. There are no toilet facilities outside of the lodge.
Breakfast:
At the hotel.
Morning:
We will check-out of our hotel and depart in the morning by jeep for Amboseli National Park. Check-in to the lodge and the first stop in your safari journey. Settle into your rooms and enjoy the gorgeous view of Mount Kilimanjaro in the distance from the lodge grounds.
Lunch:
At the lodge.
Afternoon:
Join your Group Leader for an orientation to game viewing and the wildlife of East Africa. Then put your new knowledge to work as you set out on your first game drive in the park.
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
This day includes an early morning start. Each game drive is approximately 2-3 hours long. There are no toilet facilities outside of the lodge.
Breakfast:
At the lodge after the morning game drive.
Morning:
As the sun rises, head out to continue the search through the varied wildlife habitats of the park. Later after a brief rest and before lunch join your Group Leader for a presentation: "Understanding the Tribes of Kenya and Tanzania" with a focus on the culture and customs of the Maasai.
Lunch:
At the lodge.
Afternoon:
After lunch, head back out in search of big game. Before dinner, meet with an expert from the Amboseli Elephant Trust to learn about the majestic East African Elephant.
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
This day includes an early morning start. The drive from the lodge in Amboseli to the border will take at least 3 hours and most of the road is unpaved and can be rough some times of year. The border crossing procedures may take up to an hour. We will change buses upon entry to Tanzania, and the drive from the border to Arusha will take 2 hours and is paved.
Breakfast:
At the lodge.
Morning:
This morning we leave early, enjoying a scenic game drive through the western part of Amboseli to the Tanzanian border. Late in the morning we stop at the border for formalities and to change vehicles. We continue our drive from the border to the city of Arusha. The drive offers an excellent look into rural life in Kenya and Tanzania.
Lunch:
At the lodge.
Afternoon:
Located in the northern highlands of Tanzania, beneath the twin peaks of Mt. Meru and Mount Kilimanjaro, Arusha is the safari capital of the country. Guests embarking on the popular northern safari circuit all stop in the ‘Geneva of Africa’ to prepare for their journeys into the African bush. From its two-lane streets, the dramatic crater of Mt. Meru stands over the town like a majestic sentinel, its crater strewn with thick clouds, its slopes dark with verdant forest. Arusha’s ideal location near the major national parks and its highland setting make it a peaceful idyll of relaxation before the start of an exciting journey. Built by the Germans as a center of colonial administration in the early 20th century, Arusha was a sleepy town with a garrison stationed at the old boma and a few shops around a grassy roundabout. From its backwater status amidst the farmlands and plantations of northern Tanzania, today Arusha is one of the country’s most prosperous towns. The site for the United Nations Criminal Tribunal on the Rwandan genocide and the headquarters for the Tripartite commission for East African Co-operation, Arusha is a major center of Tanzanian diplomacy and international relations.
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
This day includes an early morning start. The drive from the lodge in Arusha to Mto wa Mbu will take at least 2.5 hours and the road is mostly paved. The excursion at the village will include walking up to 2 miles over uneven dirt ground; during the rainy season, the ground can be muddy and slippery. The drive from the village to lodge in Ngorongoro will take about 3 hours is mostly paved. However, please note that the small stretch of unpaved road can be rough some times of the year.
Breakfast:
At the lodge.
Morning:
After breakfast we will head towards Ngorongoro Crater and stop at a small Tanzanian village to learn about local everyday life. Mto wa Mbu is a bustling village at the base of the Rift Valley wall, near the shore of Lake Manyara, who has evolved over the years into a trading post for many local tribes. Because of this, the village is often surrounded by local farmers, skilled artisans and craftsmen, as well as traditional and contemporary artists. During our visit, we meet a local guide for an excursion through banana plantations, rice fields, local craft and fresh fruit markets. During the walk we will learn about dual farming and the innovative ways local farmers water, care for and pick their crops. There are several types of bananas grown here, but pay special attention to the red bananas popular in East Africa. We will pass through areas with villagers going about their daily activities, including the local school and artisan workshops, and we encourage you to give a polite “jambo” in greeting as we walk by.
Lunch:
At a local village.
Afternoon:
After our visit we will continue to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, where agriculture, wildlife conservation and tourism co-exist in one of Africa’s first experiments of multiple-land use. Upon arriving at the park gates learn more about the larger conservation area from your Group Leader. Prior to dinner take the time to enjoy the view of the crater floor from your rooms or from the terrace. The crater rim is a perfect viewpoint to observe the constellations of the Southern Hemisphere.
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
This day includes an early morning start. The morning game drive is six hours long and the descent to Ngorongoro Crater is steep and bumpy, over uneven dusty terrain. There are restroom facilities in the picnic area of the Ngorongoro Crater.
Breakfast:
At the lodge.
Morning:
Descend the slope into the Ngorongoro Crater in 4-wheel-drive vehicles to spend the morning observing wildlife on the floor of the crater. The 102 square miles of the Ngorongoro Crater are home to 25,000 mammals, many of which are resident due to the geographically enclosed nature of the crater. The crater is also home to the last population of black rhino in northern Tanzania.
Lunch:
Stop for an adventurous picnic lunch in the Ngorongoro Crater.
Afternoon:
Continue your time in the unique Ngorongoro crater on a game drive before returning to the lodge. The sun makes a dramatic exit as it sinks below the crater rim. Later enjoy an early evening Presentation: "The Crater Ecosystem and Conservation."
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
This day includes an early morning start. The drive from Ngorongoro Crater Lodge to Olduvai Gorge is 2 hours on a non-paved, very dusty road. The drive from Olduvai Gorge to the lodge varies according to how much game is seen en route. Depending on the time of year, roads can be very rough and dusty.
Breakfast:
At the lodge.
Morning:
Depart early, with luggage, leaving the Crater Rim and make your way to the Serengeti. En route, visit the Olduvai Gorge Museum and learn about the Leakey’s research and discovery of the earliest known species of humanoids. Apart from the museum visit we will enjoy a stunning view of the gorge that shows fantastic layers of geological history of our planet.
Lunch:
Lunch box at Olduvai or Naabi gate before entering Serengeti park.
Afternoon:
As you continue driving to the lodge enjoy a game drive though the plains of the Serengeti. Serengeti National Park is a World Heritage Site. The name of the plain is often said to be derived from the Maasai language, meaning "endless plains". This area can get very crowded with Zebras, Wildebeest and Gazelles often with young newborns, be on the lookout for wildlife, as this unfenced land is all part of the Serengeti ecosystem.
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
Weather permitting, you will enjoy a late evening presentation titled "Stargazing: A Unique Night Under the African Sky" led by your Group Leader.
Activity Note
This day includes an early morning start. Each game drive is approximately 2-3 hours long. There are no toilet facilities outside of the lodge.
Breakfast:
At the lodge after the morning game drive.
Morning:
Get out early to search for game and perhaps a fresh kill just as the sun rises over the Serengeti. Look for fresh tracks and see the Park come to life.
Lunch:
Boxed lunch en route.
Afternoon:
In the afternoon before going back out on safari, stop at the Serengeti Visitor Center to experience an illustrated presentation about the "Circle of Life". After the presentation, return to the plains to follow the watering holes along the Seronera creek in search of antelope, and other creatures gathering to re-hydrate.
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
This day includes an early morning start. The drive between Moru Kopje and Speke Bay Lodge takes up to 5 hours and the roads can be particularly rough and dusty. There are no toilet facilities outside the lodge, but your Group leader will schedule a couple of stops to break this enduring journey.
Breakfast:
At the lodge.
Morning:
In the early morning depart the lodge to enjoy a scenic drive through the Western Corridor to the shores of Lake Victoria. As we drive west watch for the abundant resident wildlife stopping along the way to observe new sightings. Keep a lookout for animals as you finish the drive to Lake Victoria. Arrive at your lodge on the shores of Lake Victoria.
Lunch:
At the lodge.
Afternoon:
Enjoy an afternoon at leisure to relax in your rooms, perhaps take a relaxing walk around the lodge grounds. Later in the afternoon we will meet once again for a presentation by our Group Leader.
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
Participants must be able to get on and off canoes on their own; the ride to Mwaburugu is approximately 15 minutes each way. Total walking today will be up to 3 miles, over uneven dirt ground.
Breakfast:
At the lodge.
Morning:
We will be picked up in the morning by local fishermen and taken via canoe to their village of Mwaburugu, on the shores of Lake Victoria. Get an opportunity to explore the village on foot and learn about local fishing techniques as well as get an insight into everyday village life. Return to the lodge again via canoe.
Lunch:
At the lodge.
Afternoon:
Enjoy an afternoon bird spotting walk around the grounds of the lodge led by an expert guide. Over 240 species of bush, swamp and water birds have been spotted on the lodge’s 100 hectares of savanna. Many of these birds are indigenous to this area, and are rarely if ever seen in the Serengeti. During sunset, both the sky and lake glow together in a magnificent explosion of light.
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
This day includes an early morning start. The drive between Speke Bay Lodge and the Kenyan border takes 3 hours and the roads are tarmac. The border crossing procedures could take up to one hour. There are no toilet facilities outside the lodge, but your Group leader will schedule a couple of stops to break up this journey. The flight to Maasai Mara is approximately 1 hour long.
Breakfast:
At the lodge.
Morning:
After breakfast continue north to Kenya. As you drive on the main road, you will notice completely different local architecture passing through local villages. After crossing the border, continue to the local air strip in Kenya where a charter flight awaits to bring you to the Maasai Mara. When you arrive in the Maasai Mara, the trip to the lodge is a game drive. Search for the creatures of the Mara before arriving at your lodge.
Lunch:
At the lodge.
Afternoon:
In the afternoon set out on a game drive from your lodge keeping a watch for many resident lion prides or the fastest of all cheetah.
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
This day includes an early morning start. Each game drive is 2-3 hours long, with no restroom facilities available. While not required, participants are welcome to bring donations of clothing and school supplies for the children of the Maasai Village visited in the afternoon.
Breakfast:
At the lodge after the morning game drive.
Morning:
As the light brightens over the Mara, head toward the river to observe hippo, crocodile and birdlife. Depending on the migration, you may see wildebeest attempting the dangerous crossing. Later in the morning before lunch join a local Masai Moran on a nature walk through the edges of the Maasai Mara Park. Learn about local plant life and maybe observe some insects and lizards.
Lunch:
At the lodge.
Afternoon:
There is a possibility that you will visit a Maasai Village en route today. It is truly a journey into timelessness, back to the way things have been for thousands of years. Some Road Scholars remain forever touched by the experience, the apparent purity, hopefulness, discipline, and pride of the Maasai people they share this time with. However, we would like to prepare you for the reality of this visit. We hope you will understand that there is a chance you will be asked to buy their wares, trinkets, wood carvings, etc. at an improvised village market. The goods offered do not have prices on them. The offered prices could be much higher for similar items found elsewhere. We have asked the Maasai elders to price the goods several times, however, they have not done so yet and do not understand why we are asking them to - to the extent where they think we are trying to westernize them. At this time, we want to preserve the experience, however, we ask that you resist the selling pressure and stand firm and refuse purchase of any goods if you feel uncomfortable at any time. In the afternoon set out on your final game drive. Enjoy the sounds and sights as you say farewell to the Maasai Mara. Later join your Group Leader for a final wrap-up session and presentation.
Dinner:
Final dinner in the Maasai Mara at the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
This day includes an early morning start. The morning game drive is 2-3 hours long, with no access to a restroom. The flight to Nairobi is 1 hour long. Please note that the hotel in Nairobi is only reserved for the day, you must check out by 6:30 PM.
Breakfast:
At the lodge after the morning game drive.
Morning:
At dawn, embark on a drive toward the river to observe hippo, crocodile and birdlife. Depending on the migration, you may see wildebeest attempting the dangerous crossing. In the late morning, we will drive to a local air strip and board a small plane back to Nairobi.
Lunch:
At the hotel restaurant.
Afternoon:
Enjoy an afternoon at leisure to rest and pack prior to your flight. You have the use of your day room until 6:30 PM. We will be leaving the airport shortly after this time.
Dinner:
On your own.
Evening:
Coach departs to the airport with luggage.
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MEALS
37 Meals
13 Breakfasts
13 Lunches
11 Dinners
The following choices may be available when requested in advance: Vegetarian, Gluten Free, Low Fat, Low Salt
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3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Amboseli National Park
Kilima Safari Camp is located on 360 acres of conservation land next to the Kimana gate of Amboseli National Park. Guests stay in safari tents that have been fitted to offer a premium safari experience and have open views of the camp’s wildlife water hole and Mt. Kilimanjaro.
1 night
Location: Arusha
Arusha Planet Lodge is a peaceful sanctuary nestled in the heart of Arusha, Tanzania. Guests enjoy quiet moments in the surrounding gardens with views of Mount Meru.
2 nights
Location: Ngorongoro Conservation Area
This unique lodge clings to the rim of the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater. The lodge is built from local river stone and camouflaged with vines. Designed to blend completely into the landscape, it is entirely invisible from the floor of the Crater 600 meters below. Linked by arched stone passages and timbered decks, its walls are decorated with stylized prehistoric cave paintings and lit by torches. Each room has its own rock- enclosed balcony, and guests enjoy views of the volcanic amphitheater below.
2 nights
Location: Arusha
The Naona Moru Camp, located in the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, offers a comfortable and relaxing camping experience. Guests enjoy the coziness of a warm bed and hot shower after a day adventure in the National Park.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
2 nights
Location: Masai Mara National Reserve
Fig Tree camp is situated on the northern border of the Masai Mara Game Reserve on the Talek River.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
3 nights
Location: Nairobi
Eka Hotel is ideally located along Mombasa Road in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. It is situated minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, 5km from Wilson Airport and 5km from the bustling central business district. The hotel is situated with convenient access to all the city's attractions such as Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, National Museum, Bomas of Kenya, and the Giraffe Center.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
2 nights
Location: Mwanza
Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometers north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savanna, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and accommodation are round in form, and painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari, or relax during travels.
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Joanne – Class of 2023 | Jacksonville, AL
The Road Scholar trip to Kenya and Tanzania from November 2-17, 2024 was an outstanding experience. Our tour guide Phillip, was fun and kept us going with many stories and facts that kept our interest peeked as a group. Most importantly, we all kept the pace! Our accommodations were perfect, as the different tents and huts matched each unique experience from Kenya to Tanzania. I want to thank Road Scholar of thinking of everything! The comfortable accommodations before our flight back home was exceptionally thoughtful. The food was delicious and complemented the experience. Combining the Safari (that included the big FIVE) and the cultural experiences with the native population gave me an unexpected love and a great respect for the part of Africa I experienced. I traveled alone and was matched with another single female traveler. We became friends enjoying the journey of our African Road Scholar trip with many shared memories. Thank you Road Scholar! Joanne Poland
— Review left December 2, 2024
Dennise – Class of 2012 | Ottawa, Canada
I have just returned from the Kenya/Tanzania safari (Oct 26-Nov 10); it was simply 'perfect'. Our guide 'Tom" (Mulonzi Kinyanzul) made the two weeks easy, comfortable, fun and informative. He provided an historical, social and cultural context for both countries that helped our understanding; as well as being a fountain of information on all the flora and fauna. He was comfortable with all the questions we asked and even arranged for a special speaker on a topic we asked for. The lodgings and their staff were so friendly and helpful. And always good bathroom breaks! In November, the mosquitos were not a problem although we used spray in the evenings to be cautious. Having been on a safari before, I just brought my summer clothing (vs new outfits from LL Bean) and they worked fine. One of the best things we can do as tourists is to buy; and to bring school supplies or make a donation. That and an interest in and respect for a different culture in an amazing part of this world You will not be disappointed - and ask for Tom!!
— Review left November 12, 2024
Wanda – Class of 2024 | Mechanicsburg, PA
While this was my first Road Scholar journey, it was one of the best that I have ever had. It was worth the money. Having all of the details attended to and even adjusted as we went along made this a trip of a lifetime. Love those animals of East Africa!!!
— Review left November 12, 2024
Victor – Class of 2024 | Bay Village, OH
This was our first Road Scholar trip and it definitely exceeded expectations. The eductational and cultural aspects of the trip added so much to the sheer magnificence of Africa and the animals. The lodging and food were first rate.
— Review left November 11, 2024
Shelly – Class of 2023 | Glenwood Springs, CO
Our experience in East Africa reflected the excellent Road Scholar reputation that calls us to return again and again. We treasured the quality of the African safari, cultural and historical experience with exceptional historian and guide Alfred Mutai.The micro group of 12 wonderful traveling participants, quickly became friends. The pace of each day was well planned and flowed into the next with wonder and joy. Our appreciation of the the deep East African traditions of the people and the animal world connection grew with each experience through our knowledgable Land Rover guides, guests speakers, unique lodging and incredible food. The welcoming and affirming East African culture through human interaction was honorable, respectful and humbling. Everyone made it a life changing experience that we will share with others, and never forget. Note: This amazing experience includes frequent dusty, rough road travels eased with mask or scarf and inflatable cushion.
— Review left November 9, 2024
Leslie – Class of 2022 | Montville, ME
Stunning array of animals from close up to vast numbers. The unique accommodations added to the experience as did the superb food. Our understanding of the countries expanded through lectures and visits to villages, museums and galleries. Also enjoyed the two plane and one canoe trips. Take US $ in 5s, 10s for very inexpensive purchases or tips. Totally mind-blowing.
— Review left November 7, 2024
Cheryl – Class of 2017 | Owatonna, MN
This is a fantastic program! The combination of safari drives and cultural experiences gave us a greater understanding of East Africa. Exploring the many, varied accommodations added to the adventure! Even the "tent camps" provided us with everything we needed, including Wifi (sometimes limited) at all sites. The people and nature of East Africa definitely left an imprint on my heart!
— Review left November 6, 2024
Allen – Class of 2017 | Owatonna, MN
The rides were bumpy, dusty, noisy and hot but I’d do it all over again!
— Review left November 4, 2024
Melissa – Class of 2024 | Baton Rouge, LA
It was an awesome experience and I went by myself which was not a problem at all as I met others in the group that I enjoyed sharing the experience and enjoyed my group.
— Review left November 3, 2024
Barbara – Class of 2024 | Mankato, MN
This program is a perfect blend of nature and culture! Each day was a new and exciting adventure. Simply could not have been more pleased with the whole experience. I will treasure the memories for a lifetime of these remarkable countries, holding love in my heart for the people of Kenya and Tanzania.
— Review left November 1, 2024
Patricia – Class of 2012 | N Cambria, PA
The game drives were terrific, especially the Ngorongoro crater. I loved seeing the wildlife in their own environments. James Kiptoo was great.
— Review left October 31, 2024
Joanne – Class of 2024 | Centerport, NY
This was the trip of a lifetime for me and my husband and it fulfilled our every expectation. The bonus was the camaraderie we had with our fellow tour travelers.
— Review left October 30, 2024
John | Centerport, NY
Amazing trip! Well orchestrated and executed. Shout out to our leader, Tito Maloza for keeping us on track every day.
— Review left October 30, 2024
Katherine – Class of 2022 | Nashville, TN
Our tour was a wonderfully organized, unforgettable experience with Road Scholar in Kenya and Tanzania.
— Review left October 30, 2024
Deborah | Parrish, FL
It was a great trip...life changing...worth every penny..
— Review left October 27, 2024
Susan – Class of 2019 | Waukesha, WI
An excellent adventure! We saw so many animals and could actually get great up-close pictures using an iPhone. Our guide, Alfred, was extremely knowledgeable and our drivers: Allen, Abu, and Abdi were great drivers and very knowledgeable about the people and animals, too. Yes, safaris were bumpy (not as bad as I expected though) and dusty. Bathroom breaks were not a problem - you can drink your coffee and water. Our accommodations were outstanding! Views from rooms were amazing - nothing like seeing an elephant, giraffe, or hippo outside your tent. Not only did I learn about the animals, but the people of Kenya and Tanzania too. An experience of a lifetime!
— Review left October 25, 2024
Mark – Class of 2024 | Mankato, MN
This was my first Road Scholar trip and am very glad I chose to go with this organization. Far exceeded my expectations and will look at more of the offerings for future trips without a doubt! Well taken care of and extremely well organized. The people with the organization were phenomenal!
— Review left October 25, 2024
Jane – Class of 2020 | Topsfield, MA
This tour was extremely well organized and informative. Thank you for a great experience.
— Review left October 9, 2024
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Valerie – Class of 2024 | Huntington Beach, CA
This trip delivered so much more than I expected (and I expected a lot). We visited many places and changed lodging often and I was amazed and delighted at how smoothly and effortlessly we moved from place to place. The service was exceptional, the food was really excellent, and our guide, James (Kiptoo) was incredibly organized, talented, knowledgeable, fun, and efficient. I was also impressed at the knowledge our drivers had about the game parks and reserves we visited. Together with our guide they found animals for us to see that we had no idea were close by. We were lucky to see all of the big 5 in our travels through Kenya and Tanzania. We made an acronym "BELL-R" to "pass" one of Kiptoo's "tests." (Buffalo, Elephant, Lion, Leopard, Rhino) Transiting between Kenya and Tanzania was straightforward. I do recommend that if you have a Yellow Fever waiver you make sure to keep it for the whole trip. You will need it twice. Finally, take the hot air balloon ride over the Masai Mara. It offers a spectacular vantage point for wildlife of all kinds. Bring your camera and binoculars! This is a trip of a lifetime that you will never regret!
— Review left October 9, 2024
Devra – Class of 2024 | Costa Mesa, CA
This experience will stay with me forever! It exceeded my expectations and I came away with more knowledge and compassion for this country than I ever could imagine. Every minute was a true adventure!
— Review left September 30, 2024
Jerrie – Class of 2023 | Huntington Beach, CA
I just completed the trip of a lifetime with Road Scholar. My African experience was perfect in every way and I would not hesitate to recommend this trip to anyone who is looking for adventure and a complete educational experience.
— Review left September 30, 2024
Janice – Class of 2024 | Indianapolis, IN
Fantastic experience. So glad I close this trip as my first Safari in Africa. The cultural visits added to the entire trip along with the educational discussions from our group leader.
— Review left September 30, 2024
Lisa – Class of 2023 | Gorham, ME
My husband and I had a great 2-week safari vacation in September, 2024. The Tour Director, Mr. Philip Rono, was highly informative and did a fabulous job of herding a tour group of 12 of all different ability levels. We had two drivers for most of the trip, Sande for the first 3 days in Kenya, and then Amos in Tanzania - both of whom provided a wealth of information. Sande, in particular, was a most knowledgeable gentleman who provided commentary around nature, birds, government, social customs, education, and much, much more as we drove. And Amos deserves an award for his superb driving on the roads of the Serengeti. All lodgings were nice, each with its own strengths. Eka Hotel - the first stop on the way - was pleasantly surprising - upscale and modern, with comfortable beds, and impeccable cleaning of both the rooms and common areas. The only lodging I did not find as comfortable was the final stop at Fig Tree Camp. This would have been perfect except that the tents are a mere 12-15' apart. You hear everything in your neighbor's tent, and if someone is whooping it up with their friends, or talking loudly on a cell phone, you hear all of it. Compared to every other location which had some aspect of privacy, this was a big disappointment. The management at Fig Tree, however, did accommodate our request to move to a different tent for the second night due to the partying of the family in tents to either side of us - blasting loud music after 10 p.m. and consistently being loud and inconsiderate. I would suggest that Road Scholar look at camps with more intimate settings in the Masai Mara, or at least with better spacing between tents. Another thing to be aware of is that Fig Tree is undergoing some significant repair work right now, due to the flood that took out a lot of the river banking in places. So there are men working during the day and it can get relatively loud. Note: 33 lbs weight limit does NOT include carry-on.
— Review left September 20, 2024
Shelley – Class of 2023 | West Springfield, MA
Road Scholar did a great job! I would defiantly Recommend them. They did everything for you. Picked you up at the Airport. Brought you everywhere you needed to go. Walked you threw what to do when you crossed over from 1 place to next, helping with the Visa's. They were great !
— Review left September 18, 2024
Anne – Class of 2010 | Shipman, VA
I totally recommend this trip. It was a trip of a lifetime. Learning about Kenya and Tanzania and meeting people there was life changing. The safaris were so exciting- the guide was the best- I highly recommend this trip
— Review left September 15, 2024
Janet – Class of 2019 | Salem, OR
A trip of a lifetime that exceeded expectations. If you want to learn more about African wildlife and culture, this is the trip for you. An unforgettable wonderful experience.
— Review left September 13, 2024
Bryan – Class of 2019 | Salem, OR
This was a trip of a lifetime. It met all expectations and exceeded some. If doing an African safari is on your bucket list, and you would like to experience the culture of some tribal communities, this trip should be strongly considered.
— Review left September 11, 2024
Debra – Class of 2019 | Ooltewah, TN
This program was AMAZING! The Tour Leader, Mulonzi was simply fantastic. He had great time management, professional, compassionate, friendly and always had a smile on his face. Visiting Amboseli, Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti and Massai Mara National Parks is beyond description as far as the wildlife we saw. The drivers and guides were great, especially Boniventura and Boko which we spent all of our time in Tanzania with. The lodges and camps were very nice and the staff that worked there were very kind and friendly. I was a bit nervous about staying in the tent camps but it turned out to be very fun to hear the animals at night and we always had escorts after dark. The food and hospitality was terrific everywhere throughout the program. Most everyone spoke English, so it very easy to communicate. The Cultural experience of visiting a local primary school, Maasai Village and the Medicine Man were all extremely interesting and enriching. The days were long and bumpy rides and it was worth it 100%! Only having 12 people in the program gave us all an opportunity to get to know each other and share this wonderful experience. We saw the "Big 5" and other animals and birds every single day. I was very excited to go on this program and it even exceeded my expectations.
— Review left September 6, 2024
Kathleen | Leland, NC
An absolutely life-changing visit to an area of the world we were woefully ignorant of. We learned much about the culture we were visiting, saw a remarkable array of wildlife in THEIR habitat, had the best group leader imaginable, and a wonderful mix of fellow travellers!
— Review left September 4, 2024
Mary | Boalsburg, PA
This trip exceeded my expectations. Kenya and Tanzania are both amazing places and I recommend this trip to anyone with a desire to see not only the wilds of East Africa, but to experience its rich cultural history and friendly people. We got to see not only the "Big Five", but many other species of animals as well, on multiple game drives. Our guide, Mulzoni(Tom) is an excellent guide, as demonstrated by his leadership skills and knowledge. He made sure that everyone on our trip was having a great time and he paid attention to every detail. He's definitely an asset to Road Scholar.
— Review left September 2, 2024
Mary Ann | East Aurora, NY
I was truly impressed with my trip to Africa! It was a trip of a lifetime! The safaris were unbelievable. Our leader Alfred was fantastic. I met so many wonderful people. Great experience!! Can't wait for my next adventure with Road Scholar!
— Review left September 2, 2024
Mary Jo – Class of 2018 | Jacksonville, FL
A picture taking safari had been on my "bucket list" for decades." This trip was everything I had hoped it would be and far exceeded my expectations. I had never slept in a tent in all of my 77 years, so I was nervous about the experience, which was more like "glamping." Hearing the lions, baboons and hyenas at night was life changing. Don't wait to take this trip. The memories are the BEST!
— Review left September 1, 2024
Kathleen – Class of 2016 | Monterey, CA
This program seemed the epitome of a RS trip: An experience that requires significant guidance, planned and executed by experienced professionals to accommodate the classic profile of a RS traveler. Highly recommend it.
— Review left August 25, 2024
Arlene – Class of 2023 | Diablo, CA
I took my three adult children on this trip and we all agree that it was a TRIP OF A LIFETIME!! We learned so much not only during the game drives that were SO EXCITING but also on the different visits that increased our awareness and understanding of the people and culture, the formation of the land, and the beginning of human habitation. We loved the fact that it is a Micro Group with a maximum of 12 participants! The leaders, drivers, and accommodations were excellent!! We believe the Road Scholar “The Best of Kenya & Tanzania” was the best safari experience that we could have selected and give it the highest possible score! Arlene (July 24-August 12, 2024)
— Review left August 24, 2024
Peggy – Class of 2019 | Colorado Springs, CO
This is a fantastic program! The animals are amazing!! Definitely, a once in a lifetime trip! All of the accommodations are great. There is an incredible amount of learning, both about the animals and the culture of the people. Edwin is an incredible guide, and I highly recommend signing up for one of his dates. The roads are bumpy and dusty. (Think off-road four wheeling at times.) Consider bringing a mask or a light weight neck gaiter to filter out some of the dust. Ladies, you may also want to have your own T.P. or tissue at restroom stops, and some of the rest stop facilities are "squatty potties,"
— Review left August 21, 2024
James – Class of 2024 | Baltimore, MD
Sensational program. Everything I hoped for and more. Itinerary, guide, participants, lodging, food; all terrific.
— Review left August 14, 2024
Brianna – Class of 2024 | Port Angeles, WA
I highly recommend this trip. I not only learned about the animals in the wild but the trip was also a mixture of education about the people, the land, and the culture. The trip leader was outstanding, very knowledgeable, and it was a great way to get to know new people (the other group participants).
— Review left August 13, 2024
Cydney – Class of 2024 | Shelter Island, NY
The Kenya/Tanzania trip went way surpassed my expectations in terms of the knowledge and passion of the RS leader, the accommodations, the food, the game drives and sightings, and the talks given by local conservationists, archeologists, museum guides, activists, artists and community guides.
— Review left August 12, 2024
Patricia – Class of 1999 | Davis, CA
An excellent variety of locations with ample opportunities to observe the abundant wildlife
— Review left August 9, 2024
Anne – Class of 2023 | Mount Holly, NC
If seeing the wildlife of East Africa (Elephants, Zebras, Lions, Cheetahs, Leopards, gazelles and many many more, including fabulous birds) is a dream of yours, this is a fabulous program. AND you get to meet lovely people who share their lives and experiences. This program exceeded my hopes and expectations.
— Review left August 7, 2024
This participant did not give a star rating.
David – Class of 2019 | Glendale, CA
An amazing and wonderful trip! We were so lucky to have had Philip Rono as our Group Leader ! He is truly a magician at arranging the best experiences for us, and for easing our way through the strains of travel. Every element of the trip exceeded my expectations, and I would recommend this trip for anyone interested in the cultures of East Africa and wildlife. The tour included several visits to villages in Kenya and Tanzania that were enlightening for me for the interesting cultures in this diverse region of Africa. So, the tour is more than wildlife. Everyone we met on the tour was warm and welcoming. I feel that I learned new insights into the cultures of Kenya and Tanzania. The range of hotels and tent camps was an exhilarating part of the trip. The delicious meals have filled me enough that I can eat more frugally for a week after this trip. Although other leaders may be available for this tour, I suggest and highly recommend that Philip Rono be requested as the Group Leader for anyone planning on this trip. Thank you again, Philip, for this unforgettable experience.
— Review left July 29, 2024
Diane | Carlsbad, CA
IT WAS DEFINITY A UNBELIEVIBLE ADVENTURE AND ROAD SCHOLAR MADE IT A TRIP OF MY LIFE TIME. YOU WILL FALL IN LOVE WITH THE PEOPLE, THE ANIMALS AND ALL OF AFRICA.
— Review left July 28, 2024
Kathleen – Class of 2017 | San Diego, CA
This was a great program to see so many East African animals in many environments and to get exposed to the interesting culture. The accommodations were fun, and the staff were so kind and welcoming. Our drivers were the best! I took advantage of going on the hot air balloon ride and was enthralled with the adventure. You will get dusty and bump along roads a lot but this trip is well worth it!
— Review left July 27, 2024
Mayra – Class of 2017 | Dingmans Ferry, PA
Our recent Best of Kenya and Tanzania was an awesome experience and more than fulfilled my bucket list item. Our Group Leader, James Kimptoo, was not only knowledgeable and organized, but also very calm and welcoming and would go out of his way to incorporate the group's needs, or desires. While we were on long game drives, he always ensured we would have well-timed washroom breaks and meal breaks. I left knowing more about this region than when I started which is another reason we enjoy Road Scholar tours.
— Review left July 25, 2024
David – Class of 2013 | Anderson, SC
It was a trip of a lifetime ! It exceeded our expectations for the animals we saw and how close we were to them. The food and accommodations were wonderful. The hot air balloon ride over the Maasai Mara and seeing the great migration was magical !
— Review left July 22, 2024
Steven | Portland, OR
We had an excellent experience and learned a great deal about the peoples of Kenya and Tanzania, their history, culture, and ways of life. The game drives were excellent and we saw everything on our list except for a rhinoceros.
— Review left July 20, 2024
Colleen – Class of 2024 | Las Cruces, NM
If you are interested in getting immersed in the people and places of Kenya and Tanzania, this is a wonderful program. Alfred was so knowledgable and we visited some wonderful places. The animals were spectacular as well.
— Review left July 17, 2024
Janet – Class of 2022 | South Jordan, UT
A trip of a lifetime for me!
— Review left July 3, 2024
Dawn – Class of 2017 | Broomfield, CO
This was a once in a lifetime trip. The itinerary, the guide and drivers, the accommodations, the animals, the culture - just amazing!
— Review left June 27, 2024
Barbara – Class of 2022 | Marienville, PA
Enjoyed every minute of the program. Will recommend it to everyone.
— Review left June 19, 2024
Marilyn K – Class of 2008 | Falls Church, VA
This is a terrific program. If you are interested in East Africa, it is a wonderful experience. Edwin Ongori is an amazing guide and program leader.
— Review left June 3, 2024
Helja – Class of 2024 | Peoria, IL
This trip was designed with care and detail (and flexibility) while turning out to be a wonderful combination of natural and cultural experiences for me. I was most surprised and excited about how much I learned: how people live, move, and act, smatterings of tribal languages and swahili, tribal coexistence, challenges of African nations, the complex legacies of colonization, African nations' place, aspirations among the other nations in the world. This trip enlarged my worldview and understanding of my own place in it. I was most impressed at the depth and breadth of knowledge of our guide Edwin Ongori who was able to give detail from multiple disciplines: history, biology, ornitology, geography, geology, anthropology, linguistics, religions. Besides him, the drivers were amazing and will live in our minds for a long time in the future.
— Review left May 8, 2024
Elizabeth – Class of 2000 | Princeton, NJ
A wonderful introduction to East Africa's game parks and culture
— Review left March 11, 2024
Debbie | Granite Bay, CA
From the moment we met our tour guide, Alfred, we were well taken care of, constantly learning and given an experience of a lifetime. I highly recommend Road Scholar for an African safari adventure!
— Review left March 3, 2024
Nancy – Class of 2016 | Iowa City, IA
This was an unforgettable trip ~ a perfect balance of game drives and learning about Kenyan and Tanzanian cultures. This was our fourth RS trip to the African continent, and we saw more animals here than on any other. Seeing a leopard come down from a tree, and hippos rolling over in the water were highlights. We enjoyed the variety of lodging, and the food was great. Mulonzi was a terrific guide, so knowledgeable, flexible, and sensitive to the needs of the individuals in our group. Good group, too!
— Review left February 22, 2024
Karen – Class of 2015 | Mission Hills, KS
A trip of a lifetime, culminating with the hot air balloon ride over the Serengeti and breakfast in the bush!
— Review left February 15, 2024
Kim – Class of 2019 | Holland, MI
Well done & richly rewarding trip of a lifetime!
— Review left January 28, 2024
Sharon – Class of 2017 | Santa Cruz, CA
This was the trip of a lifetime. Everyday was a new adventure. Our guide, Eddy, was very knowledgeable and excited to share his knowledge with us. The people we met were helpful and kind. Our accommodations made the trip comfortable and even more interesting. And the best part was the wildlife. Never in my imagination could I expect to come so close to such a diverse group of wild animals. I look at my pictures and wish I were still there!
— Review left January 26, 2024
This participant did not give a star rating.
Andreas – Class of 2023 | Narberth, PA
This trip was masterfully, organized and guided by Road Scholar and leader James Kiptoo. Kudos to him for managing the day to day so well. The parks are incredible and the game drivers and Kiptoo worked to make sure we experienced as many of the animals and opportunities of each setting. Accommodations and food offerings were stellar, as were the lectures. Participants would benefit from lecturers and game drivers having microphones to ease the listening. But we really benefitted from each. Visas can be a bit complicated, and we may have benefitted from a bit more instruction early. Also, the weight and luggage instructions could be made more clear to understand that the hand baggage is not included in the weight limitations. The game drives are amazing. Given that game drives happen early and late in the day, participants may benefit from a bit more downtime to process all the things one is sure to experience, and allow for more energy to really take in the lectures and walks. The stops and learnings are excellent, but do have a heavy shopping orientation, and can be difficult when no prices are provided. Difficult to understand what is market-value in each place. We loved the Maasai village visit, but suggest fewer vendors and more conversation about their crafts. Overall… Two thumbs up. Warm people, great learnings, beautiful accommodations and excellent leadership. Thank you for this amazing adventure.
— Review left November 25, 2023
This participant did not give a star rating.
Elizabeth – Class of 2020 | Rockville, MD
This is a wonderful trip, full of dusty, bumpy road trips in a safari vehicle that took us right up to the animals we came to see! Loved it. Our main guide was with us all the way and was patient, informative and very knowledgable about . . . well . . . everything. And we also had guides who drove us through each park -- Amboseli, with its views of Kilimanjaro, Ngorongoro, the Serengeti, and Maasai Mara. Each visit seemed to have even more animals, big and small. The accomodations and food were fantastic, even our "tent" in the Serengeti, and everywhere we went the staff were welcoming and friendly. Yes, you have to be flexible (you are on another continent!), and there are many early starts, but there is so much to see -- the only way to see all of it is to get out there, so I really have no complaints. I took the extra balloon ride in Maasai Mara and that was great, too. The different perspective from the air was thrilling. Thanks to our guide and everyone who made this trip special! To anyone thinking about going, do it, it's a life-time experience not to be forgotten.
— Review left November 24, 2023
Mary Jane – Class of 2022 | Bozeman, MT
This trip was outstanding. I would recommend it to anyone who has wanted to go on a safari. Road Scholar again surpassed my expectations.
— Review left November 10, 2023
Katherine – Class of 2023 | Kensington, CA
Superb! I'm not usually a group traveler but this program allowed me to make a trip I've wanted to do forever. Our guide, the drivers, and the other travelers were wonderful. I saw and learned so much while having a terrific time. Truly worth it!
— Review left November 5, 2023
Virginia | Milford-on-Sea, United Kingdom
An amazing, fascinating, interesting trip - all kinds of wild animals in their natural habitats, some up very close, interesting talks and cultural visits, comfortable unique accommodation and a fantastic group leader. The Toyota Landcruisers were comfortable and good for wildlife viewing, although they do bump a lot on long unpaved road journeys between destinations. Toilet stops were as frequent as we needed, better than we had been warned. Visa application through the Tanzanian and Kenyan e-application was cheap and not hard to do ourselves.
— Review left October 29, 2023
Jayne – Class of 2023 | Portland, USA
Absolutely a highlight in my life. The beauty of the animals and their habitat were breathtaking.
— Review left October 29, 2023
Judith – Class of 2019 | Fort Myers, FL
This was a bucket list trip for me and it exceeded my expectations. We saw so many amazing animals and learned alot about the Kenyan, Tanzanian, and Massai cultures. Our group leader was very knowledgeable, helpful and accommodating. Fabulous trip!
— Review left October 28, 2023
Donald | Milford-on-Sea, United Kingdom
Great two weeks in Kenya and Tanzania which was well organised and excellent value for money.
— Review left October 25, 2023
Clete | Savage, MN
Wonderful experience and great service all around. No complaints at all and look forward to out next adventure!
— Review left October 13, 2023
Barbara – Class of 2007 | White Plains, NY
A safari trip to East Africa had been on th top of my bucket list since I was 20 years old. I finally was able to give myself this Road Scholar trip to Kenya and Tanzania for my 80th birthday. This safari exceeded all my expectations! I saw every animal I ever wanted to see, the accommodations were great and our group leader Philip Reno was exceptional
— Review left September 30, 2023
Kathryn – Class of 2022 | Olympia, WA
The best of Kenya and Tanzania is an aptly named program. We saw an incredible diversity of animal life and got a great introduction to the cultures of Kenya and Tanzania as well. Our guide was informative, humorous and good natured. I cannot think of any way the experience could have been enhanced.
— Review left September 24, 2023
This participant did not give a star rating.
Susan – Class of 2022 | Red Bank, NJ
My first trip with RS, and it was the trip of a lifetime. The abundance of animals and the diversity of the landscapes exceeded my expectations. Kip, our RS guide, was quite knowledgeable and added to the overall experience. Accommodations were great (with one exception), and the food was nourishing and plentiful. The days were jam-packed with activities, actually, to the point where a little more downtime would have been appreciated. Yes, the driving was bumpy and the roads were dusty, but that was a small price to pay for the amazing experience this trip afforded. I would recommend this trip highly.
— Review left September 21, 2023
Kristine | Parkton, MD
This was our trip of a lifetime. We experienced so much and have a newfound perspective and appreciation for wildlife conservation and the wonders of Africa. Edwin (Eddie) Ongori as our Tour Leader was superb and deserves every acccolade one might provide. Our micro group is amazing and we will cherish these memories for the rest of our lives. Thank you.
— Review left September 13, 2023
stan – Class of 2023 | Cockeysville, MD
The Best of Kenya and Tanzania is NOT TO BE MISSED if you want to see the representative wild animals. Try to sign up a trip led by Edwin Ongori! Nice lodging, conveniently located, and a pace that an 85-yr-old can easily keep up with.
— Review left September 10, 2023
Duncan – Class of 2023 | Madison, GA
Fantastic experience. A really wonderful program. Be ready for early starts and long days but the rewards for those long days are memories for a life time. We saw the big 5 close up and so much more. Every day was an adventure. Our guide, Eddie Ongori, was absolutely fabulous. So many highlights including close encounters with a Black Rhino and baby, a Leopard with kill in a tree, Cheetahs, Elephants and Lions close up and so much more. Accommodation and food were great. Laying in our tent listening to the animals at night was so exciting. It's hard to pick my favorite camp but I think the 2 nights at Naona Moru deep in the heart of the Serengeti wins the prize. We're seasoned travelers but this was our first safari and first time using Road Scholar. We'll be back for sure. Unforgettable.
— Review left September 7, 2023
Sherri – Class of 2023 | Oak Park, CA
I could not speak more highly of this trip. It met my expectations in every way, and gave me new insights into countries that I had never visited. The group that I traveled with was warm and friendly, and added so much to my experience. Our group leader was terrific! The food was plentiful and delicious and the accommodations were clean and comfortable. The people of Kenya and Tanzania made me feel welcomed, comfortable and happy!
— Review left September 7, 2023
Judith – Class of 2008 | Thousand Oaks, CA
This is a fabulous program and superseded my expectations. There are a few recommendations I would make to people about to take this adventure. Bring a washcloth if you like to use one as many of the lodges did not provide them. There is no need to buy "safari clothes" or to limit your wardrobe to tan and sage green as you are almost always in a vehicle when you encounter animals. Many of my fellow travelers wore bright colors and this was fine. You really do need to bring a water bottle on this trip. Many programs tell us to bring them and they are not needed; not true here. Believe the warning that there are hours of driving over bumpy, umpaved roads. I did not mind this, but some travelers did somewhat. There were also sufficient potty breaks on all drives, as opposed to the warning that there would not be.
— Review left August 21, 2023
This participant did not give a star rating.
Andrew – Class of 2017 | Naperville, IL
An excellent well planned and well led adventure. Alfred Mutai was perfect. Our only complaints relate to the overly specific RS direction for submitting Visa applications for Kenya and Tanzania: (1) the specifications for personal photos seemed to require 2x2 paper photos, but selfies turn out to be just fine, (2) information on local contacts in Kenya and Tanzania were stated to be required for Visa applications, but they were not (maybe the visa service added them); (3) the Visa service ended up applying for both Visas based on information we provide only for the Kenya visa (all our time completing the Tanzania visa applications was wasted). The visa application process was aggravating and took a fair amount of our time so any simplification would be greatly beneficial to future RS travelers.
— Review left August 17, 2023
Reply from Road Scholar
Dear Andrew, Thank you for your feedback, it is important to us. We are sorry to hear of your frustration with the visa process and have passed along your comments to be considered. The benefit of using the suggested visa agency is for them to handle the visas for both Kenya and Tanzania. The same information is needed for both visas, which helps things run smoothly and quickly. To prevent any issues, we follow the official Kenyan/Tanzanian instructions for the visa process when it comes to the photo requirements. We also supply the contact information in our materials for both Kenya and Tanzania, since some participants choose to arrange their own visas, this information would be necessary. However, these details are not needed when using the suggested visa agency. They have access to all of the necessary details. Sincerely, Road Scholar
Nancy – Class of 2023 | Santa Paula, CA
This program was fabulous. We were amazed at the number and diversity of animals and birds we saw. The accommodations were outstanding and the people who waited on us were friendly. The roads were very bumpy but we expected that. The leaders went out of their way to make our trip an unforgettable experience.
— Review left August 15, 2023
Oscar | Waterford, VA
The Kenya and Tanzania tour exceeded my expectations. Road Scholar provided an excellent program with friendly and highly knowledgeable guides that greatly added to the experience.
— Review left August 9, 2023
Zina – Class of 2023 | Mount Juliet, TN
Number 1 on our bucket list and Roadscholar did not disappoint! First and foremost was our group leader, Alfred. He went way beyond the call of duty with his leadership and calm demeanor, even when half of the group left a trail of lost items, myself included. He was the glue that bonded the group and our daily activities together! We planned this trip for 15 years after we had to cancel our first trip. Road Scholar, including Alfred have planned an amazing Safari especially for first timers. Nothing but 5 stars in all categories. Thank you Alfred and Road Scholar!! Top notch company and people that made this the experience of a lifetime! We will be back for our next adventure in Africa. Michael and Zina
— Review left August 7, 2023
Tammy – Class of 2007 | Spokane, WA
I'd always heard that Kenya and Tanzania are considered the premier safari sites. With Road Scholars' careful planning, wide-ranging itinerary, small group, and knowledgeable guides, I've now been introduced to that world and have indelible memories for a lifetime. I highly recommend!
— Review left August 1, 2023
Barbara – Class of 2017 | Sheridan, WY
My African Adventure far exceeded my expectations. The people, places, education, group leader, participants and experiences were a dream come true. Road Scholar is an excellent travel organization.
— Review left August 1, 2023
Sarah – Class of 2021 | Atlanta, GA
Excellent Program. Just go! You will learn so much about the culture, it’s people, the animals. The leadership was exceptional. James Kiptoo was a great leader. Enjoyed every moment!
— Review left July 23, 2023
Kathleen – Class of 2016 | Chula Vista, CA
Words cannot describe the wonderful experience of this Safari and the people of Kenya and Tanzania. It was everything I wanted to experience and more. Our small group of ten participants were wonderful.
— Review left July 18, 2023
Kay – Class of 2015 | West Chester, PA
My trip to Kenya and Tanzania was life-changing in small and large ways. Yes, I went to see the wildlife and it was indeed spectular. However, I also learned a great deal about prehistory, culture, food, habitat, tourism, geography, kindness, responsibility, etc. Many of these lessons came to me through fellow, more experienced, travelers- veterans of many and varied other Road Scholar programs. Take this adventure.
— Review left July 16, 2023
Elizabeth – Class of 2016 | Odenton, MD
The Safari to Kenya & Tanzania was outstanding for views of wildlife and learning about the people who live among them.
— Review left July 4, 2023
This participant did not give a star rating.
Ellen – Class of 2023 | Mesquite, NV
Truly amazing trip, once in a life time. No issues at all, nice camp accommodations, lots of food, very well organized and Edwin was extremely knowledgeable. We saw the big 5 and so I have more, big and small. I would recommend. Bring your camera.
— Review left June 24, 2023
Gloria – Class of 2018 | Lexington, KY
Amazing experience. Our guide Washington Washira was professional, kind, and extremely knowledgeable. All of our accommodations were first class as were our travel arrangements. The variety of lodgings were part of the fun - from glamming tents in the bush to a lodge perched on the side of a crater to a room on the shore of Lake Victoria and all within close proximity to the animals and scenery we had come to see. One of our travel companions took ill and had to remain behind in Ashura. Road Scholars and Washington took excellent care of her while not holding up the rest of the tour. We did see the big 7 and scores of other animals and birds. Many of the roads were undeveloped and this of course led to bumpy travels. Extra padding - a seat cushion - is not a bad idea to bring along. This trip was world-expanding.
— Review left May 29, 2023
Beverly – Class of 2014 | Rogersville, MO
Of all the Road Scholar programs I have participated in this is at the top of my list. It was everything I hoped for and more. I highly recommend this program. Our group leader was so knowledgeable and taught us so many things about the wildlife, the people and the country. I will never forget this adventure.
— Review left March 22, 2023
This participant did not give a star rating.
Bob – Class of 2018 | Hawthorne, FL
I think I will be measuring all other trips with this one. Firstly, Washington was more than outstanding. We had a medical emergency, but he was able stay with the sick person and meet back with us. We didn’t miss a thing.
— Review left March 2, 2023
Jennifer – Class of 2023 | Sequim, WA
This experience exceeded our imagination and expectations! The lodgings were diverse but wonderful, the food was terrific and the Road Scholar host was delightful and met our every need. But most of all, the landscape, animals and people of Kenya and Tanzania brought us joy beyond words! Every day was magical!
— Review left February 23, 2023
Amanda – Class of 2017 | Johns Creek, GA
The Best of Kenya and Tanzania is a must do! Move to the top of your bucket list!
— Review left January 16, 2023
James – Class of 2017 | Franklin, VA
This was an outstanding program. Alfred is an excellent guide and group leader who made the experience even more meaningful. All the drivers we had were excellent, but Muba was great although it would be good if he added more cushions to his safari vehicle. The “roads” are very dusty and bumpy and the time in the vehicle is long. October is before the start of the rainy season. You need no cold weather cloths nor are the bugs a problem anywhere we were. Don’t load up on bug spray. Parts of the trip are having significant drought and climate change problems are evident. I rate this program five stars. It is well with the long plane rides.
— Review left November 25, 2022
Jaye – Class of 2018 | Ames, IA
Trip of a lifetime - so unique, so exciting, so interesting!
— Review left November 15, 2022
Albert – Class of 2018 | Glen Ellyn, IL
A bucket list item that filled expectations and then some.
— Review left November 8, 2022
This participant did not give a star rating.
Delia – Class of 2022 | Walnut Creek, CA
This was a trip of a lifetime, it met and exceeded my expectations. look forward to other Road Scholar Programs.
— Review left October 31, 2022
Kathy – Class of 2018 | Mesa, AZ
Don’t hesitate! Sign up now. This is the best tour I have been on. Well organized, planned and executed. This my second time. Each a different experience. I expected to see animals but came away with knowledge about their behaviors and environment. Will be back again!
— Review left October 25, 2022
Mary – Class of 2020 | Fairhope, AL
Wonderful adventure!
— Review left October 25, 2022
Charlotte – Class of 2012 | Lenexa, KS
This African photo safari will change your world view! The number and variety of animals that you will see will astound you, but the culture may change your life. See what teachers there can accomplish with so little and how the traditional Maasai are maintaining their culture while also having their children go to school and make different choices. I suggest that you read some of the books in the recommended reading because they will give you context for what you see and do. This program has very little walking, mostly just in the camps, but it isn't suitable for people who can't physically handle hours of very bumpy off-road truck riding almost every day.
— Review left October 23, 2022
Susan – Class of 2022 | Deerwood, MN
This was the best vacation I’ve ever taken. Everything was planned out to the last detail, the accommodations were five star, the food was terrific everywhere we went, and our guide was awesome!! - So knowledgeable, personable, and accommodating!! I learned so much more than I thought I would, and I got to see so many wild animals in their natural habitat, up close and personal! It was fantastic!! Highly, highly recommend!!
— Review left October 18, 2022
Kathleen – Class of 2022 | Little Falls, NJ
Great trip! Our leader Alfred was very knowledgeable about every aspect of the trip, exceptionally organized, every detail meticulously planned and executed.
— Review left October 16, 2022
Bambi – Class of 2013 | Los Angeles, CA
This is my third Road Scholar trip. It stands out as EXCEPTIONAL due in no small part to the scholarly expertise of Mr. Edwin N. Ongori. I can't say enough about the highest levels of care, kindness, professionalism and breadth of knowledge he offers. I feel truly fortunate to have had my first travel experience to Africa placed in his hands. From the variety of accommodations, to the pacing of the daily schedules, to the expert study leadership... I couldn't imagine a more rewarding experience.
— Review left October 13, 2022
Robert – Class of 2022 | Lowell, MA
This Road Scholar tour exceeded our expectations in every way. All of our guides were thoroughly knowledgeable and the lodges were all first class. The sheer abundance of wildlife is mind boggling—no place in the lower 48 states compares! The game drives in Toyota Land Cruisers were at times very rugged and not for the faint of heart, but that’s part of the appeal. I was awestruck by the magnificence of East African wildlife in their own natural habitat.
— Review left October 10, 2022
Douglas – Class of 2019 | Frederick, MD
The Kenza/Tanzania Trip was exciting and informative. If you sign up for this trip, take the trip guided by James Kiptoo - he provides the prefect opportunity to learn aout the two countries, the cultures, the animals and the people. If you want to see the Big Five up and close, take this trip.
— Review left October 4, 2022
Dennis – Class of 2022 | Bethlehem, PA
This was a very good first Road Scholar trip I highly recommend it
— Review left October 4, 2022
Merilynn – Class of 2019 | Sandy, UT
What an amazing program! We saw animals in the thousands, including up close encounters with lions, cheetahs, leopards, and elephants. Staying in tented camps provided a real feeling of being on safari. Edwin, our group leader was excellent, and shared his extensive knowledge of the nature and culture. I had high expectations, which were met and exceeded, and would definitely recommend this program to anyone who wants to experience an East African safari.
— Review left September 26, 2022
Nicholas – Class of 2022 | Dallas, TX
Great
— Review left August 28, 2022
Christine – Class of 2022 | Banning, CA
I highly recommend this trip for those with a sense of adventure and a good back, and strong arms for holding on during the jolting, bumpy, long Jeep rides. You need the ability to climb in & out of a high Jeep. Trip of a lifetime—with plenty of animals within 25-50 feet of the vehicle! My guide was extremely knowledgeable, full of fun facts, and he took care of details when my travelling partner, my brother, caught Covid early in the trip. I chose to stay at the hotel, and take care of my brother for 4 days, then was able to rejoin the Safari. My brother rejoined us for the last 3 days of the trip. (trip insurance is essential and emergency cash). Begin your shots 6 months ahead, as some shots require multiple vaccinations. (was able to get my shots at Costco). Bring money in a thick envelope, and plenty for emergencies. Make sure money doesn’t have a deep crease and no tiny tears or else many vendors will not accept it. AND you need a PIN number for your credit card for the ATM and for some vendors. Tips: dress in layers of quick-dry clothing, extra medicines in case you catch Covid, anti-diarrhea meds, bug spray (very few bugs), sunscreen, a point & shoot camera (worked just great for photos, large lens not needed). I felt very safe with my guide and driver at the lodgings, camps, and game drives.
— Review left July 31, 2022
Amy – Class of 2022 | Saint Louis, MO
I have wanted to go to Africa since I was a kid, and it was worth the wait to go with Road Scholar. The trip was so much more than I hoped and expected. Words cannot express how fantastic the experience was--the organization, itinerary, logistics, our study guide, other participants, and, of course, all of the amazing animals and scenery we saw. I would recommend this trip to anyone wanting to experience Africa.
— Review left July 25, 2022
Ross – Class of 2022 | Houston, TX
Really well done. James Kiptoo was outstanding.
— Review left July 9, 2022
Elizabeth – Class of 2016 | Manassas, VA
Absolutely awesome! 10 stars! So happy I went! After 3 years of waiting, (having been cancelled twice) this trip was more than I expected or hoped for. The wildlife was incredible - especially observing them in their native habitat. Be willing to rise early for morning games drives and eat dinner late - 7 PM or later, after the late afternoon drive. Most of the roads are NOT paved - be prepared. We had daily 'African massage' courtesy of the washboard and bumpy roads. Advice: 1 - If you have back issues, either think twice before attempting this trip OR take a thick seat cushion w/ a tailbone cutout. I was grateful each day that I did. Still, the game drives were bumpy - often bouncing up from the seat. 2 - If you are short, 5'5" or less, take a pair of slip on shoes for the game drives, as only sock feet should be used when standing on the seats in the safari vehicles to see out the top. 3 - If you are a former educator, you may be overcome by the stop at a rural Primary school, if it is in session. Consider packing some basic supplies such as pencils/colored pencils/crayons/composition books, etc. to leave with them. I wish I had known this was an option. 4 - US dollars may be used, however, newer, small denomination bills are best since you are likely to do some bargaining. June/July is the dry season 'winter' for Kenya/Tanzania. Morning/evenings may be chilly , but daytime highs were nice. Since it is the dry season, there is much more dust from the roads. You will get dusty! Bugs are fewer, except near water bodies (Lake Victoria especially). All the accommodations were lovely! The tent camps (or should I say 'glamps') were my favorites, especially the one way out in the middle of nowhere in the Serengeti - a completely tented 'glamping' camp. If you have ever dreamed of an African safari - this is your trip! My count: 25 different animal species/sub-species and 31 bird species.
— Review left July 5, 2022
Janis – Class of 2017 | Tallahassee, FL
Never have I ever seen so many animals in one place as we did on the Serengeti—Wildebeest and zebras, giraffes, elephants, impala, lions, cheetahs, and more. What a beautiful place!
— Review left June 21, 2022
Kathryn – Class of 2022 | Winnebago, IL
My trip to Kenya and Tanzania was an unforgettable experience. Our group leader, drivers, the other participants, and everyone we met along the way added to my enjoyment. We were particularly lucky to see a very large variety of animals and a reasonably good view of Kilimanjaro but it would have been a great trip even if some of those elements had not been available. I would recommend the trip to anyone with a healthy back (the roads were really challenging).
— Review left June 8, 2022
Sally – Class of 2014 | Minneapolis, MN
Nature was right in front most of the time. Understanding the culture on this trip was invaluable!
— Review left June 1, 2022
Naomi – Class of 2014 | Denver, CO
This is an incredible trip that allows you to see many different animals in many places. It also has strong educational and cultural content and you stay at some amazing places.
— Review left May 29, 2022
This participant did not give a star rating.
Laurie – Class of 2022 | Belmont, MA
This was my first Road Scholar trip and I have to say with great emphasis it was the best trip I've ever taken. The diversity of experiences was educational and interesting. The elephant orphanage, public primary school, the Olduvai Gorge Museum, and Masai villages all added depth to the overall experience. On safaris, the incredible numbers of animals and birds were completely overwhelming! I mean we saw elephants, zebras, lions, giraffes, rhinoceros, hippopotami, crocodiles, Nile monitors, warthogs, hyenas, jackals, wildebeest, cape buffalo, topi, gazelles, impalas, cheetahs, and many more. Birds were diverse and plentiful from eagles, vultures, cranes, flamingos, and spoonbills, to weavers and bee-eaters, colorful rollers, kingfishers, barbets, and geese. Our guide, Alfred, was the perfect mix of knowledge and patience. He knew everything! He became our leader, the head of our little temporary family. His concern for each of us was evident and he worked overtime to make sure everyone of us had what we needed for a truly memorable experience. Our drivers were also great, Peter and Justin in particular were very personable, knowledgeable, and helpful. Personally, I didn't mind the dust, the bumpy roads, or the long drives. I was literally at the edge of my seat the whole time. It seemed there was something new to see around every corner. The variety of foods we ate was plentiful and tasty. Hotels and camps were comfortable and safe. I am already planning my next Road Scholar trip to Galapagos.
— Review left March 6, 2022
Lori – Class of 2020 | Eden, UT
Trip of a lifetime! Very impressed with Road Scholar and already planning another adventure with them!
— Review left March 28, 2020
Betty – Class of 2016 | Portland, OR
I trust Road Scholar to look after my best interests. Even thought I wanted to continue our safari, I understood the need for Road Scholar to cancel the remaining portion of our trip due to the virus.
— Review left March 26, 2020
Leslie – Class of 2019 | The Sea Ranch, CA
This is an experience and journey not to be missed. It is not just an "animal safari" as you learn about the people, culture, history as well as the impact they all have on the development of the national parks and the conservation of the wildlife.
— Review left March 10, 2020
Todd – Class of 2019 | Zion, IL
This safari definitely met my expectations. It was the trip of a lifetime , without exaggeration. We saw elephants, gazelles, cheetahs, wildabeasts , lions,hippos, giraffes, hyenas, topis and jackals galore, with some leopards and rhinos. The savanna birds were fascinating! There were plenty of opportunities some great photography but it was the experiences which will be treasured. We had a great group and Edwin was an exceptional leader. What a guide! The food and accommodations were marvelous. The only thing one has to contend with on this program are the very bumpy and dusty roads!
— Review left February 26, 2020
Sheryl – Class of 2019 | Oriental, NC
This was a great trip. We were in small groups and it was easy to get up close & personal with almost all the animals (& birds) we saw. Most of our drivers & guides were expert at identifying & finding wildlife from afar, and giving us close-up views. The time of year was great--not too hot, not too wet, not too crowded.
— Review left December 21, 2019
This participant did not give a star rating.
Judith – Class of 2009 | Pitman, NJ
I expected to see a few animals, but I saw thousands, and at close range! On a 90 minute bird walk by Lake Victoria, the guide found us more than 60 different birds. We stayed in tents, stayed at the foot of Kilimanjaro, visited a Maasai village and school, fell asleep to the sound of grunting hippos, visited the gorge where Lucy was found. This was an expertly led trip. The guide is a native of a traditional Kenya village, the oldest of 19 children, who started school barefoot at age 11, and is now a well-educated and sophisticated modern gentleman. In a way, his story seems to be the story of Africa. He was very generous with his considerable knowledge and effort, and worked very hard for us to experience his country. He was attentive to the individual needs of the group members above and beyond what I expected. For the first time in 17 Road Scholar trips, I was disappointed, not with the trip, but with Road Scholar. The information packet contained incomplete, contradictory, and misleading information. I had to play phone tag to get information. Mailings related to the trip were not timely. But I give the trip itself full marks__ it was a wonderful experience!!
— Review left December 1, 2019
This participant did not give a star rating.
Jeffrey – Class of 2019 | Omaha, NE
Truly a wonderful once in a lifetime experience from the animal viewing to the opportunities to interact with the local culture..a great adventure.. special kudos to kip for being a very gracious and knowledgable guide.. really appreciated the small group accommodations, for the most part , top notch and good lectures made this a great experience.
— Review left November 26, 2019
Ashley – Class of 2019 | Atlanta, GA
I cannot imagine having a more amazing trip to Africa. We can't pick highlights because the entire trip was such an opportunity to experience the animals, environment, local people and customs that you really must experience yourself.
— Review left November 25, 2019
Dale – Class of 2019 | Boalsburg, PA
This program was a life long dream. The trip exceeded expectations. I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in this topic
— Review left November 24, 2019
This participant did not give a star rating.
Carolyn – Class of 2019 | Chicago, IL
What an AMAZING experience! We saw and did more than I could have imagined! The animals, the scenery, the people-all incredible! Lions head butting each other in greeting, cheetahs cleaning each others' faces, hippos rolling around in the water, zebras grooming each other, elephants by the hundreds crossing the plains, giraffes in droves, and of course the wildebeest migration - thousands of them. And then there was the Oldupai Gorge where the Leakeys discovered the first hominid skull, the Maasai village, the Tanzanian school, the coffee plantation, the city tour of Nairobi, the elephant orphanage and giraffe conservancy-all fascinating and thought provoking! We even got in some shopping along the way, including at a great place in the city of Nairobi where the prices were the best. The accommodations were fabulous! Don't be put off by the "luxury tent" description-they are huge and come with local security (in one case an actual Maasai), lovely furnishings and modern "facilities" - some even prettier than in my own home. Each place seemed better than the last! The food was decidedly western - as most of the resorts do cater to a European/US crowd. Would have liked to try some local dishes, but what we did have was top notch and there was a lot of variety. But our tour guide, Alfred Mutai was FABULOUS! He made the trip! He had a lot to deal with (toothaches, elderly travelers, dietary issues), but he handled it all professionally, calmly, and quietly. He was always one step ahead and thought of things before we even knew we needed them. He was incredibly knowledgeable, told great stories, and imparted interesting information. His booklet (that he created) was great - lots of good info! He seemed to really care that we were getting out of the program what we should. The booklet initially provided by Road Scholar, however, was a bit outdated. Some of the info was conflicting and outdated & I ended up buying things I didn't need like a H2O bottle. Go!
— Review left November 21, 2019
This participant did not give a star rating.
Isabel – Class of 2016 | St Augustine, FL
What a wonderful trip! The animals, the landscape, the people......all so beautiful. I was in awe most of the trip. It was amazing to see all the animals (elephants, zebras, lions, giraffes, wildebeests, cheetahs, hyenas, gazelles, and many more) in their natural habitat. I highly recommend this trip!
— Review left November 18, 2019
Helen – Class of 2019 | Bella Vista, AR
It was the BEST trip ever I had so much fun seeing all the animals was GREAT. And our Guide Kip was sooooooo GREAT It's a trip of my life time. I'll cherish this trip forever. Our group was Great. Everything about this trip was 5 star's plus!!!! If anyone want's to go on a trip this is the ONE!!!! We seen every animal that you can see in Africa!!! This trip was GREAT!!!!
— Review left November 16, 2019
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Carol – Class of 2019 | Moses Lake, WA
If you have ever dreamed of going to Africa, you can be assured that Road Scholar is the best choice! My safari was jam packed with exciting adventures that I will never forget. I am constantly reliving my time in Africa through wonderful memories and photos!
— Review left November 10, 2019
Suzanne – Class of 2015 | Delray Beach, FL
This is truly the best of any imaginary journey. Edwin Ongori is just outstanding as a leader and as a person and made this journey special. The program was unbelievable and well organized and for me it was more than a dream come true. I love Africa and I love the people we have met along the way.
— Review left October 30, 2019
Catherine – Class of 2015 | Bloomfield, CT
I have wanted to see African wildlife in their natural surroundings for a long time. this program enable me to do just that - seeing large groups of animals in an expansive savannah and individual animals or small groups very close up. Full advantage was taken of every minute and the accommodations were different almost every night which added to the enjoyment of having different experiences. It was all wonderful and shared with very nice traveling companions and guides. It is a great tour, as an initial entry or as a solo African safari.
— Review left October 21, 2019
Kathleen – Class of 2019 | Crown Point, IN
WHAT HE SAID!!! (William from Memphis, Tennessee) 5 stars is inadequate. 10 from me! The entire trip was non stop thrills. Our guide/instructor/ James Kiptoo was over the top knowledgeable, accommodating, and relentless in the quest to find specific wildlife of each of our delights. I am constantly reliving the the adventure in my head. Our drivers were terrific as well. Every aspect of this Classic Safari "blew me away." My photos portray exactly what I have seen in movies and periodicals plus, my family and friends are AMAZED! DO NOT HESITATE TO TRAVEL WITH ROADSCHOLAR. I have already enrolled in another trip for April with Roadscholar.
— Review left September 15, 2019
Dennis – Class of 2019 | Madison, WI
This trip was a perfect match with our hopes for a safari experience! We had lots of opportunities to see animals, well beyond just seeing the big 5. We saw different behaviors, different environments, and met people from different cultures. Great experiences, great value! And our leader Eddy was the BEST!
— Review left July 10, 2019
Barbara – Class of 2019 | Manteca, CA
We took our first trip to Kenya and Tanzania and our first trip with Road Scholar. It exceeded my expectations in every way. I'm looking forward to another trip next year.
— Review left June 30, 2019
Harry – Class of 2019 | El Paso, TX
Absolutely amazing safari!
— Review left June 26, 2019
Ernie – Class of 2019 | Manteca, CA
The website is easy to navigate and the information is presented in a logical manner. No problems ever encountered while using the site.
— Review left June 24, 2019
Merv – Class of 2014 | Melbourne, FL
If you want to experience Africa from the perspective of what is unique and different then this trip will answer all your questions. Highly recommended.
— Review left May 12, 2019
Lesa – Class of 2019 | Porto, Portugal
Truly a trip of a lifetime! A wonderful experience, particularly if one is a photographer or birder. It was such an incredible opportunity to experience the environment and culture of Kenya and Tanzania. So glad I took this trip!
— Review left April 30, 2019
Lee – Class of 2012 | Arden, NC
I just got back from this trip in Africa. Amazing wildlife right up beside your safari vehicle. The accommodations range was wide from nice hotel in Nairobi to tent/cottages to tent. Fabulous and plenty of food. In some places you should not eat the uncooked veges and salad - but your leader will advise where it is ok. None of us were sick, and I did not see one mosquito, but we were at the end of the dry season. There were 8 of us, in 2 vehicles and that was a nice fit with 2 empty seats and we all got along fabulously! Even with 4, it is crowded, moving around inside the vehicles and getting up and down from the vehicles. There is not a lot of walking, but moving around up and down, back to front, etc. is quite difficult, even for people without any mobility problems. You are up early most every day to be where the animals are by sunrise. And dinner is usually at 8PM so they are long days, once in a while with a couple of hours of down time. Our guide, Washington Wichira was terrific. A birder by career, he knew the name of every bird and animal! The vehicle drivers are also well aware of what we were specifically looking for and made it a point to find that animal! Only downsides were that it was very hot (no AC except in Nairobi), and the travel time was 30 hours from my house to the hotel in Nairobi. Suggest what I did and book an extra night at the hotel in Nairobi before your excursions begin early the first morning. So glad I did! Everyone takes US Dollars - take plenty of small bills - $1, $5, $10, $20 in excellent condition. Hotels will break smaller US Dollars, but will not give you cash on a credit card and ATMs are rare and usually don’t work. Another suggestion is to get the yellow fever vaccine if you can only because it’s easier at the border crossings. If you are considering this trip, go now before your mobility decreases! It is fabulous!
— Review left March 31, 2019
Steven – Class of 2017 | Middleton, WI
This is my first safari and I found this to be a phenomenal experience. There were up-closed safe encounters with over 54 different animals, including the big "5" and big "9" and during the trip we identified over 120 bird species. The beauty, vastness and variation in the terrain is awe inspiring. The educational and hands on cultural experiences were beautifully presented. I would highly recommend to this trip to anyone interested in a safari.
— Review left March 5, 2019
Elizabeth – Class of 2017 | Stevens Point, WI
The Safari program in Kenya and Tanzania was incredible! Seeing and learning about the animals and their coexistence with each other and people was fascinating!
— Review left March 3, 2019
Mitchell – Class of 2017 | Stevens Point, WI
This program either met or exceeded my expectations for a safari. The days were long but highly interesting and the opportunity to see the “big five” was met many times over. If a safari is on your “bucket list” I would highly recommend this program. Be prepared for some rough, but rewarding safari Jeep rides through the games reserves. All and all it was fantastic.
— Review left February 28, 2019
Tania – Class of 2013 | Tubac, AZ
This is a must for all animal lovers!! Plenty of safari time, just the right amount of lectures and just enough free time to enjoy the pools or take a quick nap.
— Review left February 24, 2019
Judith – Class of 2019 | Northville, MI
What an amazing trip! I loved every minute and came home with a new appreciation for the African culture; its people and wildlife. My recommendation: GO!
— Review left February 18, 2019
Charles – Class of 2018 | Myrtle Beach, SC
Best of Kenya and Tanzania can only be rated excellent. We have toured with several companies over several continents. Road Scholar provides great products. Include them in any evaluation of your travel needs.
— Review left February 17, 2019
Rosemary – Class of 2015 | Mashpee, MA
This is an absolutely fabulous program. You will see so many of the animals in Africa & be exposed to many beautiful places. I strongly encourage you to consider this program.
— Review left February 4, 2019
Jill – Class of 2019 | Saint Paul, MN
The time I spent with Road Scholar in Kenya and Tanzania were among the most exciting and fascinating two weeks of my life. I am widely traveled and have been to many exotic locations, but I've seldom experienced such a unique, eye-opening, and thrilling journey as I did with Road Scholar in East Africa. I cannot more highly recommend them.
— Review left February 4, 2019
This participant did not give a star rating.
Brian – Class of 2018 | Oakland, CA
This was a superbly thought-out, led, organized and implemented trip. Accommodations were superb, our guide Alfred was knowledgeable, charming, engaging, caring, and patient, our driver/guides were also fun and knowledgeable, and the locations just stunning. It was a beautiful introduction to Kenya and Tanzania, and I will definitely return. I've recommended this trip to many friends. We are SO HAPPY that we went on this trip with Road Scholar. (And with the savings in the airfare that you were able to provide, we were able to stay a few days in Amsterdam on the way over. Big plus!)
— Review left January 22, 2019





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