Community Guidelines

These Community Guidelines apply to every guest travelling on a Divine Travel Nest Safaris booking, to anyone commenting on or interacting with our Field Journal, and to our guides, drivers and partner lodges representing us in the field.

We ask every guest to:

• Stay inside the vehicle or on the marked trail unless your guide says otherwise.
• Never feed, touch or attempt to attract wildlife.
• Keep noise low and avoid sudden movement near animals.
• Carry out everything you carry in — no littering, ever.
• Avoid flash photography near animals, and follow your guide's instructions on drones (most parks restrict or ban them entirely).
• Stick to designated tracks — off-roading damages fragile habitats and is against park regulations.

Many of our itineraries include visits to Maasai villages and other local communities who generously welcome travellers. Please:

• Always ask before photographing people, homes or ceremonies.
• Dress and behave respectfully, taking cues from your guide on local norms.
• Treat village visits as a cultural exchange, not a photo opportunity — ask questions, listen, and engage.
• Tip and purchase crafts directly where invited to do so — it supports the community hosting you.

If you're sharing a vehicle with other travellers on a group or joining safari:

• Be ready on time for game drives — a late start can cost the whole vehicle a sighting.
• Share window seats and viewing space fairly during sightings.
• Keep conversation at a respectful volume near wildlife.
• Follow your guide's instructions — they're balancing everyone's safety and experience.

Our partner lodges and camps are shared spaces, often unfenced and close to wildlife. Please respect quiet hours after dark, follow staff instructions about walking between rooms at night, treat all staff with courtesy, and drink responsibly.

We love seeing your safari photos. When sharing publicly, please avoid geotagging sensitive locations such as active anti-poaching zones or den sites, credit local guides and communities where you can, and avoid captions that misrepresent wild animals as tame or approachable — it can encourage unsafe behaviour in others.

Our Field Journal is a space for genuine questions, stories and feedback. When commenting or leaving a review, please:

• Keep it respectful — no harassment, hate speech or personal attacks.
• Don't post spam, promotional links or unrelated content.
• Don't share other people's personal information without consent.
• Keep reviews honest and based on real experiences with us.

Comments are moderated and we reserve the right to remove any that breach these guidelines.

Your guide's instructions are given for your safety and the safety of the wildlife — please follow them at all times, even if a request seems overly cautious in the moment. Let your guide know about any medical conditions, allergies or mobility needs before the trip so we can plan around them.

If you witness behaviour from another guest, staff member or guide that breaches these guidelines — or you simply have a concern during your trip — please tell your guide immediately or contact our team. We take every report seriously.