JamboJohn

Tell me about the trip you have in mind.

You don't need all the dates yet. The period you're considering, who you're travelling with and what makes you curious is enough: we work out the rest together.

Starting from Historic Malindi and the marketsee the page

When and with whom?

When and with whom?

Where are you in your planning?

Just the month is fine.

When and with whom?
Where would you start from?
When and with whom?
Children's age bands

Only age bands are needed: I don't ask for names or dates of birth.

What Kenya do you want?

What Kenya do you want?

What interests you most?
What Kenya do you want?
What pace do you prefer?
What Kenya do you want?
How much time do you want to give to experiences?
Where should I reply?

Where should I reply?

Where should I reply?
Where should I reply?
Where should I reply?

This request does not confirm anything by itself. You'll receive a written confirmation with availability, time, meeting point, price and conditions.

Before you fill anything in

I don't have firm dates yet: can I still write to you?

Yes, and it is the most common situation of all. To get started, even just the month you think you'll be in Kenya is enough: from there we work out from the time you really have and the kind of trip you have in mind.

If the dates then move, we start again from the new ones. It is more useful to think it through from a rough idea than to wait until everything is decided.

When does a request become a booking?

Only when you receive a written confirmation from me setting out availability, itinerary, price, conditions and payment terms. Before that message we are still at the stage where the proposal is being built.

What is included in the price?

Every proposal states explicitly what it covers: transport, entry fees, guide, meals, accommodation and activities. And it states what is left out as well, because that is usually where misunderstandings begin.

Before confirming you always receive a written summary with these points, so you can read it through calmly and ask me about anything that doesn't add up.