Kenya

The whole family had a great time and we are so thankful for the memories you helped us create!!!

Thanks Lit and Edwin for the trip of a lifetime and it exceeded our expectations. The family had a great time. Really sad it is ending but we wanted to ask for our itinerary for the next trip!  

We'll be calling you! Cheers and thanks for this amazing trip.

Nicole has been helping us plan safaris for nearly 20 years. She is an African travel expert and has become a great friend over the years. She loves her work and she loves Africa and she watched us fall in love with Africa just like she did. Thanks to her Kenya has become our "happy place"...a place that is beautiful and calming yet full of adventure. 

We found a2asafaris via Instagram while researching our honeymoon trip on short notice. We were swiftly accommodated for a trip to Kenya. Our safari trip was seamless and our camps were very well-chosen! We were assisted/escorted from start to finish. I highly recommend them for their great service and would likely book again for another trip to Africa (Botswana or Tanzania — I can’t wait!)

It isn't an understatement to say that the trip arranged for my family by A2A was life-changing in so many ways! They we're wonderful, and made everything smooth and easy. After booking the trip and arranging our airfare, we didn't have to do anything else except pack and go! Memories were made on this trip that will last us a lifetime. We are already planning our return trip!

We ended our Africa trip in a most spectacular fashion - Masai Mara was absolutely wonderful - breathtaking landscape combined with abundance of wild life! True to your prediction, we had our fill of lions - thanks to Jackson who is an absolute gem; it makes all the difference when someone with his energy and passion is taking you around.

There are not enough words to explain our great adventure, a must for anyone’s bucket list.

One of the most amazing things I have seen in my life, The Wildebeest Migration in the Serengeti. Literally 3 million Wildebeest crossing at some point during the season, its just unexplainable...