Booking a safari in advance or not

With safaris in Kenya you really get what you pay for. The key thing is to have an excellent guide who knows the park you're visiting and its wildlife and can communicate their natural history to you. Then it's down to the kind of lodge or camp (mass market at one extreme, owner-hosted and personal at the other). Booking in advance will usually work out the same price or a little less. Agents and operators make their money from the agreed discounts they get from the property owners. Last-minute special offers tend to be rarer than early booking deals. In either case the same deals are offered to the agents so there's no special advantage in booking direct with the properties or leaving it to the last minute. The best plan is to go with a company, and to places, that others have vouched for and recommended. It's quite easy to end up with a poor deal from an agent (anyone can be an agent) who knows nothing - the kind of company that would currently be selling safaris to Lake Nakuru National Park to see millions of flamingos…

Once you've settled on a good company and a prefered itinerary, whatever you do, know exactly who is guiding you, where you're staying and what your hour by hour itinerary is. And get it all in writing before paying any money.

Caveat emptor!

Was in Mombasa during Christmas holidays and i really enjoyed booked and given discounted rates. Just try this link to get better deals.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/African-Breeze-Tours/103131389727053?ref=hl

Hi, I can send you fair offers. I give you the best prices, about I work in Kenya with a Safari Office. Bevor I make some safaris and not all was nice.
Now I deal direct with the clients and use only camps and ways, and the drivers what I know.
Send me how many people you are? Have you children?
Send me please your mailadress

Nice Time MIchael