ROB KEESLER

I can honestly say that I never really knew exactly what I was getting myself into when I booked my hunt with Cruiser Safaris.  All of the questions that I asked and all of the photographs that I saw could not prepare me for what would become the most exciting and incredible experience of my life.

Everything from the extraordinary food (thank you Beatrix), to the exceptional hunting (thank you Jacques), to the overall friendly and inviting atmosphere (thank you Pieter and family, PH's, and the rest of the staff), came together to create a vacation that surpassed even my wildest expectations.  Pieter and the rest of the staff met us with a cup of hot chocolate and a smile and we left them with a lifetime of memories and a few tears.  You do not just enjoy the journey, you make friends for a lifetime.

My wife thought I was crazy when I suggested we go to Africa for our Honeymoon.  It took a lot of convincing and coaxing to get her to agree.  After we returned she immediately went to the computer and started planning our next trip with Cruiser Safaris.  She has told me over and over again how she cannot wait to go back and being a good, loyal, and loving husband, I feel it is my duty to make her wish come true.  There is now a place in both of our hearts for our new found friends at Cruiser Safaris, the beautiful wildlife, and for Africa.  The mystique, intrigue and aura of Africa hardly do it justice until you step off the plane and experience it for yourself.

I would like to thank Cruiser Bob, Pieter and Family, Beatrix, Carl, Little Pieter, Craig, Mike and Melinda (our new friends from California), Peter (our new friend from Wyoming), Ray and Shaun (our new friends form New Jersey), and especially Jacques, for making all of our dreams become reality.  I can say this without reservation or hesitation, WE WILL BE BACK!!  Thank you so much.

Please do not hesitate to ask for advice or email for information.  I will be more than happy to answer any questions you have about this incredible experience.

Sincerely,

Robert Keesler