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AFRICAN WILDLIFE PHOTO SAFARIS

Photograph with two award-winning professional wildlife photographers with 25 years experience in Southern Africa

TOP WILDLIFE DESTINATIONS

From Amboseli to Zimanga, the very best wildlife photography hotspots in East and Southern Africa: classic savanna grasslands in the Serengeti; exclusive private game reserves in South Africa and Botswana; unique shots from hides, helicopters and photo boats

HIGHLY EXPERIENCED TOUR LEADERS

We’re professional wildlife photographers with more than 25 years experience in Africa. Our passion and expertise will put you ahead of the game.

SMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVITY

Maximum of six guests means you are assured of our personal attention whenever you need help or advice.

CUSTOM-BUILT PHOTO BOATS

Specially-designed photo boats on the Chobe River for ultra-stable photography of low-level action at close range

WORLD-CLASS HIDES

Superb bird and mammal photography in Zimanga’s Bence Máté-designed hides, Mashatu’s world-renowned low-level day and night hides, and Kenyan Rift Valley night and day hides

DRAMATIC NIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY

Wide angle large mammal photography after dark – available on all Zimanga trips and on Uniquely Kenya

EXCITING PREDATOR PHOTOGRAPHY

Adrenaline-fuelled close encounters with big cats and other predators

BEST TIMES OF YEAR

Dry season conditions mean maximum wildlife activity and great light

EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION

Boutique lodges to exclusive-use houseboat, perfectly-located accommodation with great food and facilities

SUITABLE FOR ALL ABILITIES

From beginner to advanced – superb photo opportunities promise great results whatever your experience level

SUPPORTING CONSERVATION AWARENESS

By booking with us you will be helping to support and engage disadvantaged young people in both conservation and wildlife photography

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Elephants drinking at night hide

Uniquely Zimanga

Zimanga is one of the hottest destinations for wildlife photographers in Southern Africa, thanks to its cutting edge photo hides and unique opportunities to get great shots of some of Africa’s most charismatic wildlife on exciting game drives.

  • 2025  August 14 – 24   (full)
  • 2025 September 1 – 12   (full)
  • 2026  August 13 – 24   (full)
  • 2026 September 1 – 12   (2 spaces, sharing)

Uniquely Chobe

A ‘boat and bush’ special photo safari on the Chobe River in northern Botswana, in the late dry season, when game is at its most prolific. Includes four nights on the Pangolin Voyager houseboat and photography from custom-built photo boats.

  • 2025  July 31 – August 9   (full)
  • 2026  July 22 – 31 (full)

Mashatu & MalaMala - NEW!

Two of Africa’s best leopard locations combined in a safari that promises superb photographic opportunities with these charismatic cats, an abundance of big game, world-renowned low level hides and some unashamed luxury.

  • 2025  June 15 – 28 (full)
  • 2026  June 10-23 (1 space)

Uniquely Kenya

See Kenya’s wildlife like you’ve never seen it before, on an action-packed safari featuring dramatic nocturnal predator photography and aerial photography of a stunning soda lake and its flamboyance of flamingos.

  • 2025  October 13 – 24   (full)
  • 2026  October 13 – 24   (6 spaces)
Lion

Untamed Mashatu

Explore exciting Mashatu in Botswana’s remote Tuli game reserve, a scenic arid wilderness with large numbers of elephants, excellent leopard habitat and specialist low level day and overnight hides for wide angle big game photography.

  • 2026 May 30 – June 7 (3 spaces)

Tanzania & Amboseli

Join us on a classic East African adventure, photographing the abundant wildlife of some of Tanzania’s most iconic locations, Ngorongoro Crater, the Serengeti and Ndutu, plus a visit to Kenya’s famous Amboseli national park, in search of big tuskers.

  • 2025  March 5 – 19   (full)

Ndutu Great Migration - NEW!

Witness one of the the wonders of the natural world, East Africa’s Great Migration, at the peak of the calving season in Ndutu, part of the world-renowned Ngorongoro conservation area, in Tanzania’s spectacular southern Serengeti ecosystem.

  • 2026  February 5 – 18   (1 space)
  • 2027  February 5 -18 (6 spaces)
  • 2027  February 20 – March 5 (6 spaces)