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River Fishing along the Mara river

A great way for kids to spend an afternoon, or for those who fancy sitting by the water with a beer in one hand and a rod in the other, we offer fishing from the… Read More

Soul Searchers

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SOUL SEARCHERS – A truly unique opportunity to contemplate the traditional… Walk with the Masai warriors, and explore with the Hadzabe Bushmen – learn from their age-old wildlife experience in the bush. Walking with Alex,… Read More

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Contemplate the traditional

By Alex Walker

A truly unique opportunity to contemplate the traditional… Walk with the Masai warriors, and hunt with the Hadzabe Bushmen – learn from their age-old wildlife experience in the bush. Walking with Alex, or another experienced… Read More

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Short Walks

By Alex Walker

Although ‘Walker’ really is Alex’s surname, being born to such an identity turns out to have been a self-fulfilling prophecy. Spending his childhood days out on foot with his father’s trackers, then turning this into… Read More

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Walking & Adventure fly camping

By Alex Walker

How It Works First off, a disclaimer: flycamping has nothing to do with flying. Rather, it takes its name from sleeping in the bush under nothing more than a flysheet, as was the camping tradition… Read More

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Route to the Soul

By Alex Walker

Alex spent his childhood exploring the East African bush on foot with his father’s trackers, and he has been guiding and outfitting safaris for over 25 years. This unique blend of a lifetime’s experience and… Read More

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Soul Drifter

By Alex Walker

On foot you will feel the opening of your senses, sharpening in response to the immediacy of the wilderness: vision, sound, smell all respond to the challenge of perceiving and reading the primordial signals of… Read More

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The ancestral ritual of communal fireplace and dining – the essence of sharing… we are social animals, and part of what makes things vivid and real to us is our capacity to share: the joy is dissecting your day, raking over the delicious details and unwrapping the delights over and again, over the fundamentally communal experience of breaking bread. It’s also part of absorbing and storing memories – the re-telling and re-living makes it more vivid, and sets the place of the experience in our minds. The evening is for digesting and processing the day.

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