Safari Reports

Kenya hits you in pieces, not all at once. In a blur of Nairobi traffic as matatus roll by, or in the sound of Mara clay-soil mud squishing beneath your boots. Sunshine on your hair, the smell of sweet grass on the wind. And then the sunsets, those magnificent fiery skies that stretch on forever while the evening bird chorus sings the day away. Kenya seeps in. You feel it in your bones. We began our adventure with two nights in Nairobi at the Tamarind Tree Hotel, a quiet corn

There are safaris, and then there are journeys that remind you why some of us spend our lives out here. This one fell firmly into the second category. Over eleven nights we explored three remarkable areas, places that are deeply personal to me as someone who has lived on two of these reserves and spends a considerable amount of time on the third. We began with three nights at Khaya Ndlovu, continued with four nights at Amaya in the Timbavati, and finished with four nights at