Routes we run
Maasai Mara (most commonly via Wilson flight, sometimes by road via Narok), Amboseli (Wilson flight or drive via Namanga), Samburu (flight from Wilson), Tsavo East and West (usually drive or Mombasa rail), Lake Naivasha and Lake Nakuru (direct drive). Less common routes like Meru, Aberdare, and Laikipia are covered on request.
Wilson Airport coordination
Wilson is the hub for domestic safari flights. Most of our safari transfers include a JKIA–Wilson connection on arrival (and reverse on departure). We coordinate both flight trackers and manage the luggage repack between international (usually 23kg) and domestic charter (often 15kg soft-bag) limits. Excess luggage can be stored at our office until you return.
Vehicle requirements
Not every Land Cruiser is safari-ready. Ours are equipped with pop-up roofs for game viewing, 4WD that works, high clearance for bad roads, and interiors clean enough for a ten-hour day. Standard safari transfer vehicle is the Toyota Prado for 1–3 passengers or Land Cruiser V8 for 3–4 passengers with larger luggage. Both are serviced on schedule and carry spare tyres, water, and basic first-aid.
What's included
Chauffeur-guide, fuel, water, snacks, Wi-Fi where the mobile network supports it, and photography stops at the driver's discretion (tea at a scenic escarpment, wildlife en route). Park entry fees, lodge accommodation, and internal game drives are not included by default — we can bundle those through partner operators on request.
Multi-day itineraries
Multi-day safari itineraries include driver accommodation (usually staff quarters at your lodge or nearby), fuel, and driver daily allowance. We coordinate with the safari operator on pickup times, check-in windows, and sundowner schedules. Itinerary is documented before deposit so nothing moves in quiet.
Driver-guides vs chauffeurs
A chauffeur drives. A driver-guide drives and narrates — tree names, wildlife behaviour, tribal history, landscape context. For first-time safari travellers, we recommend a driver-guide; for repeat visitors who have their own guide at the lodge, a chauffeur is sufficient. Both standards are available, priced accordingly.