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“There is something about safari life that makes you forget all your sorrows and feel as if you had drunk half a bottle of champagne – bubbling all over with heartfelt gratitude for being alive.” – Karen Blixen
The Serengeti Migration . . . Rwanda’s Mountain Gorillas . . . Leopards of Sabi Sand
The Serengeti Migration . . .
Rwanda’s Mountain Gorillas . . .
Leopards of Sabi Sand
Is an African safari on your bucket list? Or are you already a seasoned Africa traveler, looking for your next adventure?
Whether it’s your first trip or you’re a safari pro, we can design the perfect private safari for you. Trusted since 1983, we have been creating and conducting private wildlife viewing safaris in Africa – adventures that exceed the expectations of our travelers, while supporting communities and enhancing lives as well as the wildlife of Africa.
Safari doesn’t just mean Africa! We also travel in some great wildlife destinations a bit closer to home.
The Galapagos Islands . . . Alaska Brown Bears . . . Borneo & Sumatra
The Galapagos Islands . . .
Alaska Brown Bears . . .
Borneo & Sumatra
A private safari lets you set your own itinerary. You will move at your own pace with a variety of well-planned excursions, comfortable accommodations and delightful meals, all designed to make yours the excursion of a lifetime.
An adventure for two? Bringing the grandchildren? Extended family? Experience the extraordinary!
We ARE your safari professionals.
Exploring Indonesia and Malaysia
New Additions for Safari Professionals
Alaska - Untamed Beauty
Saving One of Tsavo’s Big Boys
Featuring Amalinda Lodge
In Search of the Lesser Known
Abigael’s Journey Continues…
Earlier this year, we introduced you to Abigael Wanjiku, as she began her secondary school studies in January.
Kenya’s Northern Rangelands Trust
Kenya’s Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT) grew out of the dedication and perseverance of Ian Craig.
Ewaso Lions – Changing traditional views!
One of our favorite organizations in wildlife conservation is the Ewaso Lions Project in the Samburu region of northern Kenya.
The Nyashep Education Trust
Education is the single most important element that leads to a successful, meaningful and satisfying future.
The Gorilla Doctors – An Amazing Team Making a Difference!!
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of conservation organizations in the world, many of which work in Africa.
“The wildlife and its habitat cannot speak, so we must and we will…” – Theodore Roosevelt
Cheetahs at Play
Kenya Update: Elephant Twins in Amboseli!
The endangered Grevy’s zebra, social media and artificial intelligence
A Tall Tale – or is it a Tall Tail?
