Kenya Photographic Safaris.Kenya
and East Africa provides some of the most diverse and natural wildlife
viewing in the world. We offer traditional safaris under canvas with mobile
camps to enable us to get away from the main tourist trails and into unspoilt
wilderness, specialising in the Masai Mara - Kenya's premier Game Reserve,
location of the annual wildebeest migration
Kenya
and East Africa provides some of the most diverse
and natural wildlife viewing
in the world.
We offer traditional safaris under canvas
with mobile camps to enable us to get away from the main
tourist trails and into unspoilt wilderness,
specialising in the Masai Mara - Kenya's premier
Game Reserve, location of the annual wildebeest migration.
The National Parks and Reserves rank among the best in
Africa and the diversity of the physiography & vegetation
gives rise to a magnificent array of species. As well as
Elephant, Black & White Rhino, Lion, Leopard, Cheetah
, Buffalo, Zebra and Giraffe there is also a huge array of
less well known but equally impressive animals, including
a remarkable variety of antelope. With over a thousand
species of birds, including ostrich, vultures and eagles,
and a wide variety of water birds such as flamingos,
storks, pelicans, ibis and cormorants, Kenya is a bird-watcher's paradise.
The
best time for game viewing is in
the early morning or late afternoon and
the game drives can be as long as you wish,
enabling us to look for the rarer or shyer wildlife.
Some days a picnic is brought along to enable
us to explore remoter areas or stake
out a waterhole, taking lunch and a
siesta under a shady tree. Walking from camp is
possible in some areas, providing a way of getting
closer to nature as well as some light exercise away
from the confines of a vehicle.
Open vehicles are
not suited to East African conditions so
our vehicles are equipped with roof hatches for better
game viewing and enlarged side windows.
We use specially adapted 4-wheel drive Landrovers
and Landcruisers, carrying upto four clients per
vehicle and extra fuel and water supplies are
carried onboard to give long-range independence.
Sample Itinerary Below Day
1: Masai Mara - Depart Nairobi towards south along the floor of Rift
valley past Narok to reach Masai Mara by lunch time. After photography,
spent the afternoon at leisure. All meals and overnight at a lodge/
hotel. Day
2 This day is for photography. All meals and overnight at a lodge/Campsite. Day 3 Spend the day taking photographs.All meals and overnight at a lodge/campsite. Day 4 Full day photography. All meals and overnight at a lodge/campsite.
Day 5 After breakfast leave Masai Mara for lunch at LakeNakuru . The lake is known for its large variety of flamingo. Its likely
to spot the Rhino, Waterbuck, Impala and Buffalo. Dinner and overnight at a lodge.
Day 6 Spectacular photography in the park. All meals and overnight at a lodge/campsite.
Day 7 Depart Lake Nakuru after breakfast for Samburu National Reserve arriving
by lunch time. Afternoon game drive and photographing. Dinner and
overnight at a Lodge/Campsite. Day 8
Get the best shots in the parks.
All meals and overnight at a lodge/campsite.
Day 9 This is the final day to get those shots you might have missed out.
Memorable meals and overnight at a lodge/campsite. Day
10 After breakfast depart for Nairobifor
next destination.
Kenya
and East Africa provides some of the most diverse 
The
best time for game viewing is in