Rhino in a field.

On Foot in Borana

I’ve visited Kenya many times over the last decade. Each time, I’m reminded why this is one of my very favorite countries to visit in Africa. The people, the wildlife, the views – I’m always blown away. A very special region in Kenya can be found about an hour’s flight north of the capital city Read more…

Elephant in Africa

My Favorite Hidden Gem

As an Africa Safari Specialist, I get asked loads of questions about where the best place to go on safari is. Anyone can Google safari destinations, and you will inevitably find lots of information about the Kruger National Park in South Africa, Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, or the Masai Mara Game Reserve in Kenya. Read more…

A gorilla in Uganda

Combining Primate Treks & Safari

Combining a gorilla trek with a traditional safari offers an extraordinary African wildlife adventure. We are here to help you plan and understand what to expect from such an intrepid experience. Uganda Uganda offers gorilla trekking in both the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. Both are in southwestern Uganda and are Read more…

A rhino in Zimbabwe.

Singita Pamushana: A Little Slice of Heaven

Singita Pamushana is a slice of heaven here on Earth, located in a stunning and picturesque habitat in remote southeastern Zimbabwe. The name is perfect, as Singita means “place of miracles” and Pamushana means “a place in the sun.” Combined together this name truly reflects the special paradise of this safari lodge. From the moment Read more…

A baby mountain gorilla with his mother in Uganda.

Mountain Gorilla Census: Uganda & Rwanda

Updated as of February 13, 2025 (Note: Census numbers are generally updated every five years, depending on the financial resources available to the local organizations conducting the count.) The success of mountain gorilla conservation efforts in Uganda and Rwanda stands as a testament to the power of dedicated conservation initiatives. Through collaborative efforts between governments, Read more…

On a Kenya Safari: Big Tusker Elephants

Kenya’s “Shoulder Season”

For many, Kenya and Tanzania are synonymous with seeing the iconic Great Migration. However, these two countries both offer so much more than the chance to see massive herds of wildebeest and zebra crossing rivers and roaming in their annual pattern in search of greener grasses. Those focusing on the Great Migration and hoping to Read more…

A baby zebra peeking out from behind a tree.

A Green Season Photo Album

The Great Migration is one of the most spectacular natural events on Earth, involving the movement of millions of wildebeest, zebra, and other herbivores across vast distances in search of food and water. From January to February (although exact timing varies each year), the herds gather in the nutrient-rich ecosystem of southern Serengeti. (For further Read more…