Capturing Magical Moments on Safari

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Capturing Magical Moments on Safari

The visual delights of Africa are unrivaled anywhere else in the world. Nowhere else can you observe and capture the majestic beauty of a leopard lazily perched on a branch, or the silhouette of a long-necked giraffe against an orange African sky, or if you’re lucky, the vivid red of fresh blood on a lion’s face while feasting on its kill. Most of these memories will imprint themselves in your mind forever but to truly savour them, as well as share them, many travellers take their cameras along to capture the moment. And while amateur photographers may have varying levels of skill, here are some top tips and techniques specific to African wildlife and landscape photography.

Click here to download our Safari Photography Tips PDF.

Family Friendly Safaris

Safari with Kids

Many parents are worried about taking their kids to Africa. But, as it turns out, the continent’s hospitality is very welcoming of families. There’s nothing as wonderful as seeing your child react to seeing a giraffe or elephant for the first time in their life.

Travel Bucket List: Uganda

What to see in Uganda

Uganda is known as the destination in Africa to view the rare Mountain Gorilla in the wild. The country is home to over 400 Mountain Gorilla’s, more than half of the worlds’ population of these beautiful animals. However, Uganda is not only for gorilla viewing,

Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe Chasing the Sun

Lake-Kariba-Unterkünfte

Der Lake Kariba ist der größte künstlich angelegte See der Welt, und viele Unterkünfte am Lake Kariba befinden sich direkt am Wasser. Die Region fasziniert mit ihrer vielfältigen Tierwelt, beeindruckenden Nationalparks und Berglandschaften, der Kultur des Tonga-Volkes und ihrer spannenden Geschichte. Die Kariba-Staumauer wurde errichtet,

Group of female Red Lechwe - Okavango Delta - Botswana

Unique Buck of Botswana

The semi aquatic antelope are most active in the early morning, just before sunrise and in the late afternoon, preferring to rest during the heat of the day. Botswana is home to one of the most unique species of antelope found on the African landscape,