"I can recommend Eyes on Nature Expeditions safaris to anyone who wants to experience "the African Adventure", the luxury of the lodges, the beauty of the country, the people and above all a guide who will explain everything about the animals and their behaviour. They  made our trip a wonderful experience".
Phil Southern - England

 

What about the risk of AIDS in Africa?
We believe that our travelers are aware of the sources of transmission of AIDS. There is no greater risk of exposure on a safari than there is at home. Mosquitoes do not transmit AIDS. While no one can be certain of the purity of the blood supply at home or abroad, there are blood-screening Facilities in Nairobi and in other major cities around Africa. These hospitals are staffed by American and European trained doctors, nurses, and technicians and have high standards of medical care
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