African Safari Kenya

Do You Want An Exotic and Affordable Holiday in the Sun

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African safari Kenya? It can get very expensive and clearly the credit crunch is doing us no good, is it?

Even so, you can now beat the credit crunch and get a perfect African Safari in Kenya.

Imagine yourself enjoying the warm sunshine, watching lions and lazy gazelles in the national park, while sipping chilled tropical juice.

There is a place that most of my visitors enjoy and I know you will too. It's called Hells Gate.

Here in Kenya’s highlands, one mile above sea level, the Disney team found their inspiration for Disney’s The Lion King. You can go rock climbing, horseback riding or take the adventurous walk across the gorge in the steps of the intrepid Angelina Jolie in her role as Lara Croft Tomb Raider.

It was along the Gorge in Hell’s Gate that many scenes of the blockbuster movie and its sequel, the Cradle of Life were shot as Lara and Terry follow clues that lead them to Kilimanjaro on their quest for Pandora’s box.

In this African Safari in Kenya, you will also have a chance to see hot springs, natural hot saunas and geysers in the park.

If you want to make your African safari in Kenya more exciting, I can take you rock climbing too. Guarding the entrance to the gorge, a huge formation of basalt rock called Fischer’s Tower stands 45 metres high, challenging climbers to scale its sometimes sheer and sometimes craggy slopes.

These are pictures of my friend Nelson who does the professional aspects of the climb.

Unlike other tour companies, I will take you on the tour personally and will not abandon you.

Read this horror story word for word and see how a bogus tour operator abandoned one of their clients:

Kamvil booked an African safari in Kenya with PLANET SAFARI based in Nairobi, on the Moi Avenue Street. He paid 65$ per day, and was shown a very nice plan for each day, that included lots of sightseeing and stuff: Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Lake Naivasha, etc. But all this was only for show as he later realised.

He had specifically asked if they had a nice group of people close to his age and they said, "of course, we have the perfect group". He didnt realise that it meant - we just take his money and later we will see.

On the first two days everything was indeed fine. He got a nice group and had fun seeing Masai Mara.

But than on the third day the problems started. The first group left because they booked only a three day african safari in Kenya. He needed to be taken by car to see other places, but they didn't have any plans or car for him.

So they just attached him to a new group that arrived to the Masai Mara in the morning, and they took him AGAIN on the same route and places like our first group did, for the full day instead of seeing something new. He was just repeating the day before!

He told the driver that he needed to be taken to see new places and he said "don't worry tomorrow everything will be fine". (The driver got his orders from the head office in Nairobi, so he is not responsible for any of the shortcomings and was a cool guy actually).

Kamvil's African safari in Kenya went from bad to worse. When he got back to Nairobi, he went straight to the "Planet Safari" Office to talk with the two managers Charlz and James that are in charge of everything there.

He soon realized that there was no way to get some money back, and he told them that he would write about everything that happened about his African safari in Kneya to "Lonely Planet" and on other travellers forums.....in his own words, this is what he said.

"Now comes the part that shocked me most and freaked the hell out of me.

James said: - "Roy, you know people in Nairobi die every day, and for no reason, do you understand me?"

Of course I understood immediately, that I need to get of there, and out of Nairobi cause there indeed a person can vanish or at least to be beaten severely by bandits on the street even without anyone especially asking them to target me specifically

When I read this story in one of the african safari Kenya travel forums I felt sad for Kamvil and then I felt mad.

I felt sad because when I travel to countries like Britain, I am given star treatment wherever I go. I was hurt because these bogus safari operators are everywhere and they think that the long arm of the law will not catch up with them.

BUT you need not worry that what happened to Kamvil will happen to you. I will take you personally on this tour and will not abandon you. This is a guarantee, or your money back.

Join me on Dec 2nd to 9th 2008 for an unforgettable holiday.

This holiday is on high demand and I can only take 6 people. I will have to be strict and give places based on first come first serve.

The safari costs £899 for 9 nights. You don't have to pay anything now.

I know the credit crunch has made things tight for us so just book now and pay later.

You have the option to breakdown your payments into what will be suitable for you. Just as long as you finish paying at least 4 weeks before the departure date.

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If you can not afford to pay this amount, find out if you can benefit from my 'Free Safari' offer. Again, limited safaris available on this so find out NOW.