Destinations

The very name “Serengeti” conjures up an image of vast African plains teaming with wildlife… Located in north-central Tanzania, the Serengeti is world renowned as one of the best locations on earth for wildlife and nature photography. Following the seasonal rains through Tanzania and Kenya, the migration has to be seen to be believed with over 1.5 million wildebeest & zebra marching on the never ending cycle of life & death passing through dangerous territory and evading lethal predators that can snatch their lives at any given moment. The drama and spectacle is breathtaking. If you only ever come to Africa once, then we highly recommend this outstanding Garden of Eden.

The Serengeti isn’t just about the migration of course. The area has a year-round abundance of resident wildlife including herds of elephants, incredible birdlife, giraffes, zebra, large prides of lions, elusive leopards and not forgetting of course, the magnificent cheetahs. The eastern Serengeti is easily the best place in sub-Saharan Africa to witness and photograph the fastest land animal on earth.

Game viewing in the Serengeti is unsurpassed, an ancient sanctuary of wondrous beauty with stunning mornings that will make you feel alive coupled with fiery sunsets will will take your breath away! To be laying in bed at night and hear the deep roaring of lions close by is without doubt an experience that you’ll never forget. The Serengeti has it all and will keep bringing you back! Please contact us for more information on a 2026/27 safari in this stunning location.

Tarangire National Park is one of East Africa’s most underrated gems. Often overlooked in favour of the more famous Serengeti and Ngorongoro, Tarangire is a true insider’s destination… rich in wildlife, iconic landscapes, and raw untamed beauty.

What makes Tarangire truly special is its sense of space and solitude. Here, you’re far from the crowds, surrounded by a tapestry of ancient baobab trees, golden savannah and the winding Tarangire River, a life-giving artery that draws incredible concentrations of wildlife, especially during the dry season.

Tarangire boasts one of the largest elephant populations in Tanzania and it’s not uncommon to encounter very large herds. The park is also home to an impressive array of other species: majestic lions, leopards lounging in trees, giraffes, wildebeest, zebra, buffalo and the shy but beautiful lesser kudu. For bird lovers, it’s a paradise with over 500 recorded species, Tarangire is one of the top birding destinations in Africa.

But it’s not just the wildlife that captivates, it’s the atmosphere. The quiet, the golden light, the rustling of leaves, and the call of distant birds all combine to create a photographic and emotional experience that’s both intimate and powerful.

Whether you’re photographing the mighty elephants framed by baobabs or simply soaking in a fiery sunset over the river, Tarangire leaves a lasting imprint. It’s the kind of place that sneaks into your soul and stays there.

If you’re planning a 2026/27 safari and want a truly authentic African wilderness experience, don’t overlook Tarangire— it’s a place where magic still feels wild and untouched. Please make contact for more information about your next great adventure! 

Set amid stark, otherworldly terrain in northern Tanzania, Lake Natron is one of nature’s most surreal masterpieces. Its shimmering alkaline waters, coloured by mineral sediments and salt-loving microorganisms serve as the primary breeding ground for millions of lesser flamingos, creating dramatic pink flocks against the sweeping salt flats. Towering over this incredible ecosystem is Ol Doinyo Lengai, the only active carbonatite volcano in the world and a sacred landmark for the Maasai.

Beyond flamingos and lake vistas, Lake Natron’s austere beauty reveals dramatic contrasts: sculpted salt crusts, red-hued horizons at sunrise, and vast plains that echo with stillness. Adventurous travellers can tackle hikes to the Ngare Sero waterfalls, explore Maasai villages and learn about their rich cultural heritage, or simply absorb the haunting beauty of a landscape unlike anywhere else in Africa. For photographers and explorers seeking something truly unique, Lake Natron is an unforgettable highlight. Please make contact for more information about your next great adventure! 

Amboseli National Park is in southern Kenya. It’s known for its large elephant herds and views of the towering Mount Kilimanjaro (that is located across the border in neighbouring Tanzania). Amboseli offers a great add-on to a Serengeti trip as we are able to access the park very easily with a ground based transfer at the Namanga Gate. Located in a private conservancy bordering the national park, our accomodation choice here is the fantastic and very exclusive Elewana Tortilis Camp.

Expect to see varied wildlife including giraffes, zebras, cheetahs and hundreds of bird species. However, the real stars of the show in Amboseli are its magnificent 1000+ elephants. The western section of the park is dominated by the vast Lake Amboseli, which is dry outside the rainy season however is home to incredible birdlife (including the Greater and Lesser Flamingo) at other times. Amboseli is a hidden gem and well worth a visit. No time to waste, click here to make contact for an epic 2026/27 trip!

Set along the forested shores of Lake Tanganyika in western Tanzania, Gombe National Park offers one of Africa’s most intimate and extraordinary wildlife experiences. Best known for its long-running chimpanzee research initiated by Dr. Jane Goodall, Gombe is a place where dense rainforest, steep valleys, and clear lake waters create a strikingly different safari environment.

Visitors come to Gombe primarily for guided chimpanzee trekking, following experienced rangers through lush forest as they track families of habituated chimpanzees. Encounters are often close, emotional, and deeply memorable. Beyond primates, the park is home to other monkeys, forest birds, and butterflies, while Lake Tanganyika provides opportunities for relaxation, swimming, and boat travel. Remote and unspoiled, Gombe is ideal for travellers seeking a meaningful, nature-focused experience far from the traditional safari circuit. No time to waste, click here to make contact for an epic 2026/27 trip!

Wild, rugged, and immensely scenic, Ruaha National Park represents safari at its most untamed. As Tanzania’s largest national park, Ruaha lies at the crossroads of eastern and southern African ecosystems, resulting in exceptional biodiversity and dramatic landscapes shaped by the Great Ruaha River.

The park is particularly renowned for its large elephant herds, impressive prides of lion, and excellent predator sightings, including leopard and cheetah. Rare antelope species such as sable and roan also thrive here, while birdlife flourishes along the riverbanks and rocky escarpments. With its remote location and low visitor density, Ruaha delivers a powerful sense of exclusivity and discovery, perfect for experienced safari travellers, photographers, and those seeking raw, unfiltered wilderness. Click here to make contact for an epic 2026/27 trip!

Formerly part of the Selous Game Reserve,Nyerere National Park is one of the largest protected wilderness areas in Africa and a showcase of Tanzania’s southern safari circuit. Dominated by the mighty Rufiji River, the park’s landscape blends open plains, riverine forests, palm-fringed channels, and vast Miombo woodlands.

Wildlife viewing here is diverse and rewarding, with strong populations of elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard, giraffe, hippo, crocodile, and the rare African wild dog. What sets Nyerere apart is the variety of safari activities: game drives, boat safaris, and walking safaris all reveal different perspectives of this immense ecosystem. With fewer visitors than northern parks, Nyerere offers a sense of space, tranquility, and authenticity that appeals to travellers seeking a quieter, more immersive safari. Click here to make contact for an epic 2026/27 trip!