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Quote of the Week: Don & Pat Auriemma

Our guide is worth his weight in gold and a great asset to ADS! He went out of his way, every day, to make our safari special. He is professional, informed, dependable, personable, and a highly skilled spotter of birds and animals. He negotiated the roads in a safe manner, kept our truck immaculate and comfortable, and always had our best interests at heart. He was anxious for us to have the best experience possible…AND WE DID! [Our guide] made our experience one we will never forget.

Don & Pat Auriemma
February 2008

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Quote of the Week: Ron, Mary, Jessica and Jake Largent

We can’t thank your team enough for a fabulous safari! Everything went so smoothly, better than we had hoped. We were absolutely amazed at the efficiency of the entire staff and how we were never waiting or wondering, “What do we do now?” Our guide was wonderful. He was so friendly, warm and accommodating, making sure we saw and did what we wanted, but also encouraging us to do things we might not have done. With his expertise, we were able to see every single animal and bird there was, I think. We were pleased with his extensive knowledge about the animals. It was an added relief for my daughter and I to never fear for our safety. The [Private Luxury Camping] was unbelievably accommodating. [The staff] treated us like royalty and the African cuisine was superb. We never expected the ‘camping’ to be so luxurious.

Ron, Mary, Jessica and Jake Largent
January 2008

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Quote of the Week: Mark and Susan Bronner

Many thanks for all the help in setting up our personalized safari. The trip was fabulous and first class […] We have traveled extensively and you have a truly impressive organization. Anyone contemplating this trip may have experienced standing in long, hot Customs lines; retrieving your own luggage and finally being greeted by your driver holding a sign with your name inside the airport. But, have you ever been greeted on the tarmac, your luggage retrieved by someone else, being cleared through Customs (while you are in the bathroom) and then leaving the airport within 15 minutes of arrival? We have and Africa Dream Safaris made it possible. They also made an exciting trip safe, educational, comfortable and affordable.

Mark and Susan Bronner
January 2008

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Quote of the Week: Mark and Susan Bronner

Many thanks for all the help in setting up our personalized safari. The trip was fabulous and first class […] We have traveled extensively and you have a truly impressive organization. Anyone contemplating this trip may have experienced standing in long, hot Customs lines; retrieving your own luggage and finally being greeted by your driver holding a sign with your name inside the airport. But, have you ever been greeted on the tarmac, your luggage retrieved by someone else, being cleared through Customs (while you are in the bathroom) and then leaving the airport within 15 minutes of arrival? We have and Africa Dream Safaris made it possible. They also made an exciting trip safe, educational, comfortable and affordable.

Mark and Susan Bronner
January 2008

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Quote of the Week: Karen Annis

It is with great sadness that I write to inform you that my sweetheart, Paul Bishop, passed away on January 16th [2009]. While he had experienced some health issues prior to us going on safari in May/June 2007, we had no idea they were symptoms of the cancer he was diagnosed with last August. I am so thankful that for whatever reason there may be, that we decided to take that wonderful trip and not put it in to the “someday” bucket. And I truly believe this was our trip of a lifetime. Even up to a week before his passing, he spoke about our trip, someday returning and shared our pictures and stories with the nurses and telling them how special the trip was. […] Asante sana from the bottom of my heart for taking such good care of us and giving me memories that I can carry with me forever.

Karen Annis
May/June 2007

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