African Photo Safari FAQ’s

Many wonder what it is like to travel in Africa. Questions like; what are accommodations like, is the food safe to eat, is it tasty, what about the water, and how do I get around? . . . → Read More: African Photo Safari FAQ’s

Masai Mara National Reserve – African Wildlife Safari

Black Rhino on the African Wildlife Safari

After spending two nights at Lake Nakuru we headed for the next stop on our African Wildlife Safari, the Masai Mara National Reserve. This Kenyan National Reserve is located in south-western Kenya and covers about 950 square miles. Effectively it is the northern continuation of the . . . → Read More: Masai Mara National Reserve – African Wildlife Safari

African Safari 2009 – Lake Nakuru

Leopard Licking His Chops for African Photography Safari Blog

For seventeen days in February, 2009, I lived a Teddy Roosevelt adventure. OK, it wasn’t quite like the way Teddy did it, but my African Safari was a real thrill that I’ll cherish the rest of my life. My safari wasn’t a big game . . . → Read More: African Safari 2009 – Lake Nakuru

Lake Victoria – African Wildlife Photography Safari

Lake Victoria, another stop on our African Wildlife Photography Safari, is the world’s second largest freshwater lake and has an area of more than 40,000 sq miles. The lake itself is not a park or reserve. Being only 3-4 hours from the Maasai Mara in Kenya it’s a good place to stop off before . . . → Read More: Lake Victoria – African Wildlife Photography Safari

Ndutu Conservation Area – African Photography Safari

The place to be in February is the Ndutu Conservation Area and that is exactly where my African Photography Safari will be. . . . → Read More: Ndutu Conservation Area – African Photography Safari

Maasai Wanderings – Esilalei Village

Maasai Wanderings is the tour operator I use when I lead my Africa Wildlife Photo Tours to Tanzania. One of the goals of Maasai Wanderings is to provide opportunities to those who otherwise would not have received them. They use a portion of their profits to provide assistance in these areas by funding various . . . → Read More: Maasai Wanderings – Esilalei Village