Standing on the vast and seemingly endless Liuwa Plain with a gin and tonic in hand I am convinced I can see the curvature of the earth. I did consider it was the effects of the gin after a long day exploring the remote park
Lucien Beaumont and James Hendry recently ventured into Tanzania with some Anderson Expeditions guests at what was a somewhat less typical time of year in early/mid-November and they had the most exceptional time on safari. Typically, Tanzania is most popular as a safari destination at
I recently had the privilege of joining one of Angama’s educational trips, one that will forever be etched into my memory, as this was the first time travelling to Kenya. A destination I have longed to visit all my life. I consider myself extremely fortunate
Where to go on safari with children is a question often posed to us and on a recent trip to Kenya with his daughter, team member Gareth Hardres-Williams was reminded just why this vibrant East African country often comes up in answer to that question
The Great Migration - anyone who has heard of safari has heard of the Great Wildebeest Migration of the Mara-Serengeti. The most astounding natural spectacle on planet earth, at its most enthralling when the numberless wildebeest, zebra and Thomson’s gazelles reach the apogee of their great
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