Our own wheels
We drive every safari ourselves
Our vehicles are ours, not hired in. They are serviced after every safari, and they carry what a long day in the park needs.
- 6
- guests max
- 100%
- window seats
- 4x4
- Land Cruisers
What carries you
The vehicle, line by line
- Vehicle
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4x4 Toyota Land Cruiser
Pop-up roof for standing game viewing and photography.
- Alternative
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Safari minibus
Pop-up roof as well. A jeep can be arranged for a small fee.
- Seats
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Maximum 6 passengers
Every seat is a window seat, guaranteed at the time of booking.
- Radio
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Long-range HF radio
Linked to head office, so help and sightings are one call away.
- Connected
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4G LTE WiFi
230V power outlets on board for cameras and phones.
- Cool
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Cooler box or fridge
Bottled water is included on every safari day.
- Kit
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Binoculars and wildlife books
Sandbags for soft ground, and a first aid kit and fire extinguisher.
- Service
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After every safari
Checked and serviced before the next trip goes out.
The fleet at work
Roof up, engine running
Not a showroom. These are our own vehicles on the roads we drive, in Amboseli, the Mara and the Serengeti, with guests standing through the roof where they should be.
Who is driving
The people at the wheel
Our driver guides are certified from recognised colleges. Each one knows the behaviour of the animals, the history and culture of the people whose land you are crossing, the birds, the trees, and how to fix a vehicle a long way from town.
Safety and comfort come first: seat belts on every seat, dust-proof windows, and a radio link to the office for the whole trip.
Making a safari with a native who knows the country like the back of their hand is like buying an asset back home.
18
years running our own fleet out of Mombasa
