BRAND NEW OFFICES OPENED IN KENYA
Predators Safari Club • January 30, 2020
The Predators Safari Group is one of the foremost Destination Management Companies (DMC’s) and Tour Operators, focusing on safaris in East Africa ( Kenya & Tanzania ). We are a full-service tour operator with our own fleet of vehicles and experienced guides.
Predators Safaris managed MANY KENYA SAFARIS in the past, but in 2019 we opened a fully operational office in Kenya (Nairobi) with permanently employed office staff, guides and our own fleet of vehicles for Kenya . You can now enjoy the Predators personal service touches on the same level as in Tanzania .
OUR KENYA OFFICE BOAST WITH:
- 3 office staff
- 4 permanently employed guides
- 4 brand new safari vehicles (extended land cruisers)
SPECIALIST SAFARI GUIDES:
Our guides are permanently employed and of the best calibre. They are born and spend their entire life's in Kenya
and are equipped them with immense knowledge of local conditions, customs and people. They are naturalists who know and love their country and wildlife. The benefit to the client regarding enjoyment and an intensified personal experience of their African journey is invaluable. We at Predators Safaris
choose our guides very carefully and believe in their excellent ability to provide superior quality service to our clients.
PREDATORS SAFARI FLEET:
Predators Safaris
utilises a fleet of modern vehicles consisting of mainly 4X4 Land Cruisers. Our Kenya
vehicles are all brand new! As the safety of our clients is very important to us the vehicles undergo an extensive pre-safari inspection in our workshop before every safari. Vehicles accommodate up to 6 clients in 3 rows of seating (guaranteed window seat for all) with a pop-up roof that can be raised for wildlife viewing. Our Land Cruisers are equipped with a mini-fridge, reference books on African mammals and birds.
We offer unlimited kilometres to make sure you get the best game viewing opportunities while on safari.
“All arrangements were perfect and everything went like clockwork. Thank you all for a fabulous trip… it’s one I will remember all my life.”
Judy Johnston
Masai Mara Safari
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For those parents with a sense of adventure, Tanzania is a destination with beautiful attractions, including wildlife, sandy beaches, family-focused guides, superb lodges with swimming pools and good weather. Best Regions for Kids Northern Tanzania: is safari country and Maasai country. It's not cheap, but kids will love seeing the animals, as well as the many colourful cultures. A good selection of child-friendly hotels and restaurants completes the picture. Zanzibar Island: the gentle beaches alone are enough to make the island the perfect family destination. Many hotels also have swimming pools (ideal for passing the time while the tide is out) and spacious grounds, and there's a wide choice of child-friendly cuisine. North-Eastern Tanzania: Saadani National Park makes the northeast a child-friendly choice.
Let us introduce you to the lesser-known "Small 5", whose names relate to their bigger counterparts ("Big 5": the elephant, lion, buffo, leopard, and rhino).
The Great Wildebeest Migration is one of the "Seven Nature Wonders of the World". It is also the largest single movement of wild animals in the world and the main reason why so many safari-lovers visit Tanzania & Kenya to see one of the world’s most thrilling, intriguing and spectacular displays of wildlife behaviour.
Predators Safaris' primary business is incoming tourism from all over the world to Tanzania & Kenya in the form of individual travellers, groups and incentives – and we have been doing safaris successfully for over 50 years.
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Ol Pejeta is home to two of the world's last remaining northern white rhinos, and a sanctuary for over 110 critically endangered black rhinos.