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The trip was great. We loved Oliver's, Dunia, Sayari, and Matemwe.
Cavan Copeland, July 2012
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They took a lot of trouble with the food which was very good. We loved the communal dining, all at one big table and we enjoyed talking to the other guests. The staff were a nice friendly group. We would have liked internal telephones. The tents were quite far apart and we were not allowed out after dark without an escort, so there was no means of communication if we needed it. We all suffered nasty bites from tsetse flies here, in spite of using anti-bite spray. Good vehicle: Fixed roof but completely open sides. Excellent guide/driver, Mesenga. He had an amazing knowledge of the birds and could imitate many of their calls and songs.
Rosemary Hogan, February 2011
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Oliver's camp was so perfect I have nothing but raves for them.
Dana Staib, February 2011
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Olivers was fabulous. Alex, Simon and the entire staff were delightful. The 'tents' were terrific, luxurious-since it was our first, I was thrilled-just what I'd hoped for. The bathrooms were outside, mostly, and were so nicely designed and worked it was fun!
Beth Herriman, January 2011
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This is a very nice place and a very good restaurant. You were right, it was worthy to travel the extra miles to get there.
Franck Soroste, September 2010
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Oliver's Camp was fantastic. It was our favorite tent. It had the Africa safari feel that we love. Your advice to do fly camping was the best. It was a highlight of the trip (even before the lion walked into the fly camp at dinner time). Everyone should do that. It's just so "Out of Africa". You really feel surrounded by nature and very much a part of it, even more so than in a relatively small camp like Oliver's. I wanted to move to the fly camp and live there.
Robert England, August 2010
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Great safaris, honestly. We actually found ourselves in the middle of the migration! At Tarangire : Fazo was surprised that there still were that many elephants at that time of year, not to mention that we saw leopards and many lions.
Dominique Poissonnier, January 2010
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The choice of Olivers, Olikari, and Sayari was exactly what I wanted in tented camps. They were definitely as good as advertised and provided the "Out of Africa" experience that I was hoping for. The accommodations provided us more than enough comfort and space. Each camps tents, as well as the central dining and reception areas was configured in different ways so that we felt we were having a unique experience at each one. At each of these camps the service was outstanding and available at all times.
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At Sayari, the game drive leading up to sunset was a special experience. Wining and dining off the hood of a land rover as the sun was setting and surrounded by all these animals was especially memorable. We didn't know if our timing was going to work out for the Wildebeest migration but as it turned out they were there in the thousands and we saw a water crossing. Also saw a herd of elephants crossing the Mara River. Still can hear that incessant grunting of the Wildebeest, especially outside our tent one night.
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Our guide Leakey, was calm, caring and seemed to know just how much info to give us. We liked him very much.