Dear all,
thank you for your messages.
Just two things to clarify our choice.
We already know a bit of Kenya cause we have made several Safari
during which we went to Mara, Samburu, Meru, Shaba, Navaisha, Nakuru,
Baringo, Bogoria.
The second thing is that for or honey moon we wanted to stay in a
single place (no circuit).
Best regards
On 22 f=E9v, 15:52, Pat Anderson wrote:
> In message , Hans-Georg
> Michna writes
>
> >On 21 Feb 2007 13:52:34 -0800, Fred wrote:
>
> >>we have finally chosen our destination for our honeymoon.
>
> >>This will be two weeks in the Masai Mara reserve shared between two
> >>locations : Governor's in the north west and Cottars 1920 in the south
> >>east near the border with the Serengeti.
>
> >Fred,
>
> >I think this is an excellent choice, and you will certainly
> >enjoy it, barring any catastrophic event.
>
> >I would agree with Pat though that it may be a good idea to
> >split the two weeks among two different nature reserves, perhaps
> >even visit a third one briefly along the way.
>
> >Samburu comes to mind for a first trip, perhaps 5 or 6 days in
> >one of the suitable lodges like the stylish Larsen's or
> >Intrepids. Then spend the rest of the time in the two different
> >places in Masai Mara.
>
> >On the other hand, if you have a good idea of what you're doing,
> >your plan is certainly not bad. I could spend two weeks in Masai
> >Mara without getting bored.
>
> >>We have one more question to submit to your experience in this place.
>
> >>Between Governor's Camp and Little Governor's, what would be your
> >>favorite choice and why ?
>
> >I'll have to leave this question to others, don't know these
> >lodges very well. The're all good though, so you can't really go
> >wrong.
>
> >Hans-Georg
>
> Fred,
> I`d agree with Hans Georg on Samburu, next time we go to Kenya Samburu
> would be on my list. I know that Hans Georg is not a "coast man"
> unlike my husband, he said one day "when you`ve seen one elephant
> you`ve seen them all!" Lamu is Hans Georg`s coastal exception. I love
> wild life and would never tire of seeing elephants by the way. I thought
> Zanzibar was a great experience and something different. I mentioned
> Hemingways as we`ve stayed there more than once and the service is
> excellent and would be a good honeymoon choice for a few days. If you
> have the time you could combine the two if you want to.
> Pat
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> Pat Anderson
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