April News – ol Donyo Lodge, Kenya
Guide James and Lion Tracker Lenka discussing the route through the Chyulu Hills to the collared lion Nemasi
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The Migration 2014 Arrives at Singita Grumeti
It’s that time of year again! The wildebeest have started arriving on the Sasakwa Plains of the Serengeti and the herds seem to be multiplying at an astonishing rate with each passing day. Overnight, the grassland below Singita Sasakwa Lodge has been flooded by tens of thousands of wildebeest, making for some very exciting horseback game-spotting for our lucky guests.
First Sighting of the Hlabankunzi Leopard Cubs
ol Donyo Lodge’s Kingfish with Aniseed and Almond Sauce – a Relais & Chateaux delicacy!
King Fish with a Creamy Aniseed and Almond Sauce
Seasonal elephant dynamics of Ruaha National Park, Tanzania
By Lorenzo Rossi, Guide at Kwihala Camp
I always say: “The dry season is the best season for predator viewing, and the rainy season is the season for elephants!”
Seasonal elephant dynamics of Ruaha National Park, Tanzania By Lorenzo Rossi, Guide at Kwihala Camp
I always say: “The dry season is the best season for predator viewing, and the rainy season is the season for elephants!”
From the belly of the Baobab by Marius Swart
Guest Feedback: Seeing the Serengeti on Horseback
Bringing a Touch of Safari to Singapore
Field Guide Favourites: Best of 2013
The African continent is captivating for many reasons; exotic landscapes, diverse cultures and astounding natural beauty among them. A rich and varied wildlife population is no doubt the highlight for many visitors to Africa, with many unique and mysterious species inhabiting our jungles and grasslands.
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