Birds of Africa: A Photographer’s Safari Obsession During my many safaris across Africa, a quiet obsession has, quite unexpectedly, taken flight. Furthermore, it has not been the big cats or towering elephants that have held my attention the longest. Instead, it has been the birds, those feathered flashes of colour and character that, without warning, …
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Singita Sasakwa Lodge : Swanky-five-star-in-the-Serengeti
Singita Sasakwa Lodge, Swanky-five-star-in-the-Serengeti “I got off the Auric Air small charter aircraft and met Kim, the game ranger…” The sentence barely had time to settle in my mind before the heat, the light, and the vastness of the Serengeti. Swiftly, began doing their work on my senses. The aircraft’s engine ticked itself quiet behind …
Omo the White Giraffe of the Tarangire
Some animals stop you mid-sentence, mid-step, mid-thought. Omo, the white giraffe of Tarangire, does exactly that. Found roaming the golden landscapes near Chem Chem Lodges, he looks less like wildlife and more like a beautifully misplaced brushstroke on an African canvas. One moment you’re scanning for elephants and baobabs, and the next you’re questioning whether …
Let’s Talk About the Hyena
Let’s Talk About the Hyena A bad reputation has long been assigned to the hyena, and I confess it was carried by me as well—quietly, unexamined, and unfairly. Words like ugly, sneaky, and scavenger had been whispered into my imagination by documentaries and campfire lore. Lions were admired, leopards were revered, and hyenas were merely …
Chem Chem A Slow Safari
Let’s talk about Chem Chem, the art of Slow Safari Where do you find Chem Chem? Chem Chem was experienced as a rare and special sanctuary, perfectly situated between Tarangire National Park and Lake Manyara, on the edge of the greater Serengeti ecosystem. It was understood to be a place where time was intentionally slowed, …
Cheetah Kill in the Serengeti
Cheetah Kill in the Serengeti On arrival at Seronera Airstrip, the largest and busiest airstrip in the Serengeti, the adventure was immediately set in motion. Situated in the very heart of Serengeti National Park. Seronera is where vast plains, winding rivers, and year-round wildlife converge, and it was from here that the journey truly began. …
Sundowners Over the Lake Manyara with Chem Chem
Sundowners Over the Lake Manyara: A Timeless Evening with Chem Chem As the sun started setting, we arrived at Lake Manyara. From the very first moment, a sense of anticipation was felt, as the landscape slowly revealed itself in muted tones. It was a windy, overcast day, and therefore the familiar image of Lake Manyara …
An Elephant Encounter at Chem Chem
A Serendipitous Encounter at Chem Chem A warm, amber Serengeti sunrise had been unfolding when a remarkable encounter was granted to me at Chem Chem—a quiet concession nestled between Tarangire National Park and Lake Manyara in northern Tanzania. The Chem Chem Reserve is known for its heavy acacia woodland, stretches of golden savanna grass, and …
Legendary Lodge Arusha
Discovering Legendary Lodge — A Haven for Africa Travel Lovers As a travel blogger and photographer passionate about Africa travel, I’m always on the lookout for places that offer both serenity and inspiration. Legendary Lodge in Arusha is one such grand dame. It sits quietly on the outskirts of Arusha, nestled within a working coffee …
Namiri Plains Safari Camp
Let’s talk about Namiri Plains Safari Camp To begin with, Namiri Plains Safari Camp is tucked deep within the vast, golden grasslands of the eastern Serengeti, a region so beautifully remote that even your thoughts may need directions to catch up. This corner of the Serengeti has long been known as a sanctuary for big …
Serengeti House Private Villa
Serengeti House — A Private Villa in the Heart of the Grumeti Wilderness Firstly, few travel experiences pair the raw drama of the Serengeti with the hush and polish of five-star hospitality. Singita’s Serengeti House (often described simply as Serengeti House) does exactly that. Tucked into Singita’s vast Grumeti Reserve in northern Tanzania. This exclusive-use …
Grumeti’s Lion Pride
The Heart of the Serengeti: An Afternoon With Singita Grumeti’s Lion Pride The Magic of a Serengeti Game Drive Few experiences in the world compare to a Serengeti game drive. The hum of the safari vehicle. Perfume of sun-warmed grass, and the anticipation that rises with every shift in the landscape. As a travel blogger …
Majestic Lions of Africa: Guardians of the Wilderness
I adore the feline type, cats to me are just the most magical creatures God has ever created! Their incredible independence, affection and hunting skills have always had me in awe. I have always been surrounded by domestic cats and have developed bonds for years with my cats. So when I go on Safari, the …
The Wildebeest Migration
I am a huge Richard Attenborough fan, I have loved him ever since I could watch wildlife movies, series, and shows that involved him describing nature. His calming, soothing voice made me truly listen to everything he said. Causing a great love for nature and the wilderness. He describes the Wildebeest Migration as the “greatest …
The Rich Tapestry of Masai Mara Culture
Kenya and Tanzania are the land of diverse landscapes and vibrant cultures and are home to the iconic Masai Mara tribe. Found in the southwestern part of the country, the Masai Mara culture is a captivating tapestry of traditions, customs, and a deep connection to the land. In this blog, I want to share and …
My Personal Top 5 Safari Adventures
Besides my love for photography, my day job is an African Expert which entails selling bespoke holiday & honeymoons or family vacations to sensational Africa. I have produced my Top 5 Safari Adventures. tralalalalala…. (Music fills the room) Our country has so much extraordinary wildlife and adventures, from slithering through the waterways of the Okavango …
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Hello. My name is Lauren and I am a freelance photographer and blogger, living in Cape Town, South Africa. I love taking beautiful stylish photos, filled with passion.
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