Wild at Mattikoko – The Great Migration
Experience the ‘Great Migration’ in the private Lemek, Ol Chorro and Enonkishu Conservancies of Kenya’s Maasai Mara.
We’ll be based at ‘Mattikoko’, a luxury Maasai family owned camp in the heart of the conservancies. We’ll be able to go off the beaten tracks in four-wheel drive vehicles to enjoy all of the incredible photographic opportunities this amazing wildlife migration presents .
We’ll also have access to the National Reserve and Mara Triangle.
Booking now for August & September 2024!
South Africa’s Timbavati
Join Alan in the stunning Timbavati private reserve in Greater Kruger, well known for Leopard and Rhino viewing and also home to the rare ‘White Lion’ gene.
The wildlife is exceptionally relaxed around safari vehicles, allowing for amazing photographic opportunities. You can expect to photograph the Big Five with ease.
Our lodge is made up of thatched rooms with en-suite facilities, hot water, electricity and open air bush showers. There’s a bush bar overlooking a waterhole, a plunge pool, and a traditional African boma where we’ll be served home cooked meals.
This photography safari is led by Alan Hewitt and managed by Penda Photo Tours.
Booking now for August 2024.
Botswana’s Tuli Block
An incredible wildlife photography in a uniquely stunning setting of Botswana’s Tuli Block.
With prime opportunities for big cat sightings, large herds of elephants, a vast array of bird species amongst a stunning rocky landscape habitat and crystal clear starry nights, the Tuli Block in Botswana is a perfect photo safari destination.
This photography safari is led by Alan Hewitt and managed by Penda Photo Tours.
Booking now for August 2024.
Tanzania’s Nyerere National Park, Rufji River, Ruaha and Mikumi.
An exclusive safari in Nyerere National Park, with its 500 species of birds and the Rufji River sprawling across it; and Ruaha, with its thousands of ancient baobab trees and the continent’s largest population of lions. Also, the Mikumi National Park, home to endemic species of primate, huge herds of buffalo and elephants, and healthy populations of leopards.
Due to their position on the globe, these parks host an extraordinary variety of wildlife and nature. At a convergence zone between Sub-Saharan Africa’s Southern and Eastern wildlife areas, Southern Tanzania sees a huge variety of migratory wildlife.
