Make the most of the emerald months: lush green life teeming with floral and faunal abundance everywhere – and what’s better, the plains blissfully empty of crowds. There’s a reason it’s called ‘secret season’, and… Read More
You’ll see we’re big fans of combining our camps, and this is because each location proffers a different experience. Our camps are scattered across two countries, and a diverse range of wildlife zones – Mara North Conservancy, Masai Mara Reserve, Serengeti National Park, and Ngorongoro Conservation Area – and on top of that, each camp has its own unique character too.
We also love mixing up traditional game drives with other fun activities: balloon rides, bush dinners, exploring at night, getting out on foot, river fishing, learning traditional cultures… There are so many ways to enrich your safari experience.
Of course, we are all about flexibility, so if you’d like to pick and mix and concoct your own safari, that’s an option too – all the ingredients are there for the taking.

Campfire adventures
If you’re after the raw proximity of nature, unsurpassed game viewing, the elegant simplicity of sleeping in a tent, and the hypnotic lure of a campfire in the evening, come and visit our Nkorombo camp… Read More

Love and Sunshine from the Serengeti
My wife, my son Paddy and myself were sitting out on a sun lit veranda sipping a couple cold Tuskers (Paddy with Apple juice of course..) in Nairobi at the beginning of December last year… Read More

The Allen key
Adrian Allen was born and brought up in Kenya, and passed his childhood roaming, exploring and fishing. He has spent the last few years in our Serian and Ngare Serian camps, and being on site… Read More

Pyramids of Life – Grass and Rain
Grass and Rain – Set on the short-grass plains, the Southern Serengeti hosts the wildebeest birthing season and all the predator action that dogs this movable feast. Pyramids of Life – Grass and Rain from… Read More

The Sole of Safari
THE SOLE OF SAFARI – 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… Read More

Rescuing ‘Pili’ the Elephant
6.53 AM, Saturday morning, I’m settling into a strong coffee, the morning send off completed, the dawn chorus dissipating as the birds head off to feed. Sammy, one of our Serian mess attendants rushes in with… Read More












How we have adapted to COVID-19 & other safari travel requirements you need to know.













