choosing tour operator in Kenya
Hi, I am planning a trip to Kenya in September. Can anyone advice a good and not too expensive tour operator? I would also appreciate if anyone can share experiences of using the services of KenyaOneToursOperator. Is it common that people make 50% prepayment of their tours? Thanks, A.
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I usually use Gamewatchers, and find them to be really good, affordable and reliable. They have their own camps in Kenya which are very good value for money.
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In some cases, yes, it is common for tour operators to take a 50% deposit. Many of the lodges charge certain deposits which the tour operator then needs to factor in to your total deposit. Flights need to be paid in full, and this can also bump up the deposit amount, as well as any specials the tour operator may have used.
Give Gamewatchers a try, and have a fantastic trip!
About 50% its genuine i agree with Kate since it caters four the lodge/hotels bookings which one requires to commite him/hereself that the guests have book the place. try also gyzers tours and travel which has affordable rates depending on what you would like to undertake or visit.wish you all the best towards your visit!
i have to know how meany days? how meany will you? camping safari or? i will helpe you on it. alltoafricasafari@gmail.com
50% deposit is ok,september been a peak season in kenya you will lodges will always require the deposit.Try Acacia Holidays Ltd for this safari.
info@acaciaholidays.com.
thank you for your valuable comments and recommendations.
SEPTEMBER IS WITHIN THE PEAK SEASON.
THE RATES ARE USSUALLY HIGH .
ramasafaris are what i recomend i ave used them and i have not been diasppointed.
ramasafarislrd@gmail.com
hope adds value to your shopping.
Info@midwaystoursandtravel.com try them.