Wild Africa Safaris

15/01/2024

31/08/2022

Proudly presenting wildafrica.com, the best option for a bespoke and experiential African safari.

Choosing a safari in Tanzania or Kenya? We at Wild Africa are the premier East Africa safari specialists - let us be your guide!

28/06/2022

Mauritius - an island of sunsets

24/06/2022

After Two Years - we have welcomed our first international guests on a luxury 10-day safari - the first of many. Thank you to all our clients for their support during this troublesome time … but WE ARE BACK!

24/06/2022

09/04/2020

Please Support Our Business By Buying a Picture - And Help The Poaching Crisis Created by Covid - 19.
Hi Everyone! I hope you are all well, families and loved ones included.
Wild Africa - my safari business is currently closed - all bookings now indefinitely postponed. This is obviously devastating news, and like many businesses the casualties are those at the end of the supply chain.
In the case of my business not only our our teams in East Africa struggling, but also the wildlife that are now suffering with elephant poaching increasing by up to 125% in some parts of East Africa.
So we have created a website that will not only help bring the safari to you, but also help those now underfunded anti-poaching units in Tanzania and Kenya.
WWW.HDRAfrica.com offers high-resolution wildlife printed images, a vast selection can be seen on our new website. Simply view the galleries, choose your image(s), and let us know what size(s) you would like. We will then print and package and send to you.
Each picture you buy will not only help us weather the storm of this crisis - but also help us raise funds for an anti-poaching unit in Tarangire, Tanzania.
PLEASE visit the website - take a look at the images and if you see some that you would like to have framed in your living or office space, then simply let me know. (examples shown)
Thank you! (please share!)

30/03/2020

The drop in people travelling on wildlife safaris is impacting those countries that rely on tourism and causing catastrophic issues for the wildlife as well.

With limited money coming in to African families, desperation has already led to an increase in game poaching, including elephant.

We want to try and support the continued funding of these important anti-poaching units to prevent the mass slaughter of wildlife during this economic downturn.

I am now selling my Limited Edition prints online and with every sale I am donating 10 euros to the anti-poaching units that we support in Tanzania.

You may not be able to go on safari but you can help by purchasing one of our amazing photos, and by doing so help raise funds for a much worthwhile cause.
Please visit www.HDRafrica.com

Photographic Art - Guaranteed & Certificated Limited Edition Prints

20/03/2020

The image gallery at HDR Africa is now live . Please visit http://www.hdrafrica.com

21/09/2019

Between September this year and April next year 2020 there are fabulous 'winter' safari offers available from Wild Africa. So pick up your sun screen and binoculars, dust off your camera and and come and have the holiday of a lifetime.... and if your are not convinced watch Wild Africa on the BBC - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p002sh4k

21/09/2019

Take a good look at Number 1 on the list:)
https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/africa-amazing-places/index.html

Mountain gorillas in Rwanda. Victoria Falls in Zambia and Zimbabwe. A green valley in the Moroccan desert. Africa is filled with amazing sights for travelers. Here are 30 of the most amazing places to visit.

18/09/2019

Question 2: Why are elephant's wrinkles so important to them?

18/09/2019

Question: Does anyone know why a White Rhino is called a White Rhino?

18/09/2019

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-49447145

It is hoped the unprecedented procedure will prevent the extinction of the northern white rhino.

13/09/2019

13/09/2019

A warm, colourful welcome to the Masai village on the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater. What a Sound!
SPECIAL SAVINGS now available for East African Wildlife safaris until April 1st 2020

13/09/2019

A visit to a Masai school gives us the opportunity to see what more Wild Africa can do to help - great kids (and a fabulous teacher) but in need of the basics - pens, chalk and exercise books - however no lack of enthusiasm! (The boy doing the counting at the front of the class was voted as the naughtiest boy in the class by his fellow class mates- he reminds me of a Bart Simpson who spends all of his time at the blackboard!)