You never know who'll join you for your meal.

Always be ready to share as you never know who will join you for your meals on your Safari.

Our guests have had a range of non-human visitors. Who will it be for you? The hornbill sharing your breakfast muffin [from Oliver’s Camp in Tarangire National Park, Tanzania], the vervet monkey pouring himself a coffee [from Tongabezi in Victoria Falls, Zambia], … you tell us after your Safari somewhere in amazing Africa.

“Observe the wilderness; there is no greater teacher. Observe yourself in the wilderness; there’s no better way to notice your own smallness, incompleteness, incompetence, divinity. We’re a part of this world, not apart from it, of course.” 
-Alexandra Fuller .

Let’s get the ball rolling for your Safari.

2019; You were amazing!

I want to thank you so much for being here, whether you’ve been reading for years or just stopped by. I’m so grateful for you! For letting me share my Safari expertise and thoughts, your Safari Stories, and if not your Safari Stories yet; maybe inspiring you to get in touch with me and planning your Safari.

2019 was epic for me!
- I got to travel for the first time to Botswana and South Africa - amazing! I am ready to take you there as I have personal knowledge to share.
- Summer started off with my family on Safari to Kenya and Tanzania. Taking my kids to my favorite places and my home country [Tanzania] was magical. Take your children on Safari - memories to last a lifetime!

The Safaris I plan become personal as I take you to places and Safari Lodges I have been/stayed or know 101% you will be well taken care off.

Cheers to 2020 and more experiences and adventures.
“If I have ever seen magic, it has been in Africa.” – John Hemingway

Asante Sana [Thank You so much!] and looking forward to chatting more about my stunning corner of Africa.
- Mefi

On Safari in Botswana

'lucky I had as much time to spend ...'

Get ready to be inspired by the stunning wildlife photographs taken by our guest Alex Fine on his Safari through Tanzania.

Alex zig-zagged through Serengeti, Tarangire, to wild Katavi, Ruaha, and Selous. Alex was supposed to have gone to Mahale Mountains to see the chimps but injured his foot about two months before his Safari. Next time Alex! Can’t wait to see what you capture there as well.

What were some of your favorite things to see on Safari?
”That's kinda hard to pick. The crossing obviously are amazing to see. Watching the hippos (upwind of course) fight in their pools was fun to watch (Hamza and I are sad we missed the hippos killing a crocodile). Ruaha was great because of the lion cubs we spent 4 hours with, and then seeing the Cheetahs hunt (well, kinda hunt). The wild dogs in Katavi (the 6 hours in the morning) were amazing to just watch the animals play and be themselves. I was lucky I had as much time to spend there as I did, as it let me spend 2-3 hours waiting for the cheetahs to hunt, or spend a morning with the lion cubs or dogs, instead of trying to fit everything into a few days.”

Alex is a world traveler [check his instagram]. When asked about our services, he said, “You were most helpful. This was a very different experience for me. I had someone else handle organizing/ booking/ coordinating, so it was very foreign (and a little nerve-wracking) to leave someone else in control. I think you did a good job.”.

Alex, it was a pleasure working with you planning your Safari. Looking forward to taking you to Mahale Mountains and hopefully some other parts of East and Southern Africa as well.

What will you see on your Journey To Africa Safari? Let’s find out shall we.