On behalf of Savkur family, I would like to thank you and your wonderful colleagues. All of whom were responsible to make our visit to Kenya for the Safari enjoyable beyond our expectations. Each one of us including our darling grand daughter, Sara, will cherish the fond memories of our trip to Kenya.
We have enjoyed our time with Gabriel. He is a phenomena as a tour guide. I would say our tour would have nothing enjoyable if not for his enthusiasm in showing us game. He has a deep insight for the jungle and an acumen for wildlife, that is enviable. I would always recommend him to many who wish to visit Africa and of course African Quest Safaris.
We just concluded an awesome trip through you to Ol Pajeta, Lake Nakuru and the Masai Mara ! It was a wonderful and unforgettable trip for everyone in our family ! All the arrangements were spot on and there was flexibility to do within that !
Our trip would not have been what it was without our wonderful guide, Gabriel.
African Quest Safaris began in 1994. we’ve created unforgettable travel experiences in East Africa for thousands of clients from all over the world. That’s down to the quality of our people. Our passionate staff members have extensive and firsthand knowledge of the region.
African Quest safaris is a Category A licensed DMC approved by the local authorities. And as members of various travel industry associations, we are held up to a high level of standards and practices.
We provide multiple secure payment options to ensure you safety while paying for your unforgettable safari experience.
In our bid towards a more sustainable and responsible tourism, African Quest Safaris has taken on the path of Travelife. In November 9, 2017, London. During WTM 2017 African Quest Safaris was awarded Travelife Partner status. The Award was presented by Nikki White, Director of Destinations & Sustainability at ABTA, and Jeannette Scherpenzeel of CBI. The award is recognition of African Quest Safaris frontrunner position in sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility.
