Tour Guide Jeff William Bosire

06/02/2025

A trip to the Giraffe Centre isn’t just about feeding giraffes. You can take a peaceful walk through the Gogo River Bird Sanctuary, learn about conservation efforts, and even grab a unique souvenir from the gift shop. It's a perfect mix of fun, education, and nature! Who would you bring along for this adventure?

📍 Don’t forget your camera! 📸

03/02/2025

Want to enjoy your safari even more? Wake up early!

Mornings are the best time to see wildlife—lions finishing their hunt, elephants taking a stroll, and giraffes having breakfast. The air is fresh, the world is quiet, and the sunrise is something you’ll never forget.

So set that alarm, grab a cup of Kenyan Tea and let nature surprise you!

30/01/2025

Have you ever stood face-to-face with a giraffe?

At the Giraffe Centre in Nairobi, you can! These friendly Rothschild’s giraffes will happily take a treat right from your hand—sometimes even giving you a little "kiss" in return! 😄

Would you be brave enough to try?

Contact us to make this a reality:

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☎+254 720 480389
📩[email protected]

17/01/2025

We’re still in the resolution-making and implementation phase of the year! 🌟 Is traveling on your 2025 bucket list?

If yes, where are the top places you’d love to visit this year?

Drop your dream destinations in the comments—we’d love to hear your ideas and maybe even add them to our own travel list!

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas! From the heart of Kenya to wherever you are.
Wishing you a joyful day filled with love, laughter, and a touch of adventure. Thank you for being part of my journey this year—I can’t wait to share more of Kenya’s beauty with you in the new year!

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23/12/2024

Tracking an elephant isn’t just about finding them; it’s about the journey. As we approach quietly, I share stories with my clients—how elephants care for their young, the role they play in shaping the ecosystem, and why Amboseli is their sanctuary. Seeing the wonder on my clients’ faces makes every step worthwhile.

Want to be part of this amazing experience?
Contact:
🌐https://www.synotrip.com/users/jeff-bosire
☎+254 720 480389
📩[email protected]

Happy Festivals 🥳

21/12/2024

Part 6: Spotting the Giants

The final moment is thrilling—catching a glimpse of the elephants. Whether it’s the flick of an ear or the movement of a tree, my heart races every time. I stay at a respectful distance, using my binoculars to watch their interactions and movements.

Final Part coming up...

18/12/2024

Part 5: Watching the Wind

Wind is crucial when tracking elephants. If the wind carries my scent toward them, they’ll know I’m coming and might move away. I position myself downwind to avoid disturbing them. This also gives me a better chance to observe them without them noticing.

Part 6 coming up...

16/12/2024

Part 4: Reading the Landscape

Amboseli’s vast openness with its acacia trees makes tracking special. Elephants often create paths as they move. I normally look for trampled grass or disturbed soil that shows the herd's direction. Knowing their feeding habits helps me predict their next move—usually near shade or water.

Part 5 coming up next...

14/12/2024

Part 3: Listening to the Wild

The sounds of the bush are my best ally. Elephants communicate through deep rumbles and even low-frequency sounds humans can’t hear. Sometimes, the distant crack of a tree branch or the calls of birds can give away their location. I always stop to listen—it’s nature’s way of guiding me

Part 4 coming up next...

11/12/2024

09/12/2024

Part 2: Following the Trail

Once I find the tracks, I follow their direction. Elephants often head toward water sources or areas with good vegetation. In Amboseli, the open plains can make the trail easy to follow, but I stay alert for changes in the terrain or signs that the herd has spread out.

Stay tuned for part 3

06/12/2024

Part 1: Finding the First Clue

Tracking an elephant starts with spotting signs of their movement. In Amboseli, the first thing I look for is the trail of large footprints—big, round, and unmistakable. I also check for broken branches or fresh dung, which tells me how recently the elephant passed through. The softer the dung, the closer the elephant might be

Stay tuned for part 2

03/12/2024

Ever wondered how we find elephants in the wild? I’ll be sharing a 7-part series about tracking elephants in Amboseli. From the first footprints to the excitement of seeing them up close, it’s an interesting journey that you wouldn't want to miss.

01/12/2024

Today is World AIDS Day.

Let’s take a moment to reflect, learn, and support those living with HIV/AIDS. Every small step—spreading awareness, reducing stigma, or simply showing kindness—makes a big difference. Together, we can create a more compassionate world. ❤️

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23/11/2024

Which adventure would you enjoy more: a relaxing boat cruise on Lake Nakuru, surrounded by flamingos and stunning landscapes, or an exciting wildlife safari in Tsavo, home to lions and elephants?

🌐https://www.synotrip.com/users/jeff-bosire
☎+254 720 480389
📩[email protected]

22/11/2024

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16/11/2024

Would you rather camp under the stars or stay in a cozy lodge?

I’d choose camping under the stars! It’s a unique experience to lie outside, surrounded by nature, and gazing into the stars. You can hear the sounds of the night and maybe spot a shooting star.

But staying in a cozy lodge is nice too. You get warmth, a comfy bed, and the chance to enjoy hot meals by a fireplace with friends.

Both are great, but camping feels more adventurous! What about you?