We love checking in with our friends at Kenya’s Governor’s Camps to hear what they’ve been seeing, as there is always something interesting to report. This month, we’re bringing news from their Il Moran camp. Il Moran is the camp … Continue reading →

Safari Specialist Jenny is currently in South Africa visiting camps and enjoying the wildlife in the reserves around Kruger National Park. Tonight, she’ll be staying at the lovely Tanda Tula camp in the Timbavati Reserve. The camp has beautiful and … Continue reading →

We visited South Africa’s Sabi Sabi Game Reserve back in December and had three days of fantastic game viewing. We checked in with our friends to see what is going on right now and received this story of a leopard/hyena … Continue reading →

The wildlife in Mala Mala Game Reserve in South Africa is simply amazing. We were bowled over during our first visit and again every time we’ve returned.  They’ve recently seen some exciting births in the reserve, and we wanted to … Continue reading →

We loved our recent stay at Tanda Tula Safari Camp in South Africa’s Timbavati Game Reserve.  It’s been about eight weeks since our visit, so we thought we’d check in to see what is going on around camp and it … Continue reading →

We’re dreaming of gorilla trekking today, so we decided to embark on an armchair journey to Sabyinyo Silverback Lodge in Rwanda to hear the latest news. It is now 06:30 in the morning and the last guests just left for … Continue reading →

There’s never a dull moment in Kenya’s Masai Mara.  Today’s game report from our friends at Governors’ Camp features the Marsh Pride of lions and a reunion of sorts.  It’s more photos than words, as the lions are so photogenic! … Continue reading →

One of our favorite places on earth is Greystoke Mahale, on the shores of Lake Tanganyika.  Most of us have visited this far-flung corner of Tanzania, and the few that haven’t have it on the top of their lists.  This … Continue reading →

Our recent visit to Sabi Sabi’s Earth Lodge in South Africa was filled with eye-popping wildlife sightings.  We’ll share some of our photos and stories in the coming weeks, but in the meantime, here’s a recent ranger report and some … Continue reading →

Here’s a ‘problem’ we hope to encounter on our visit to Botswana’s Selinda Camp later this week! We had an emergency at Selinda Camp last month in the form of a road block created by our wild dog pack, the … Continue reading →