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August 25th 2017  |   Conservation Safaris, Kenya, Interviews, Wildlife Safaris, Countries, Unique Experiences, Experiences, Miscellaneous  |  by   Richard Smith

Saba Douglas-Hamilton is both a well respected conservationist and charismatic safari camp owner.  In fact she's among our favourite people to work with at Aardvark Safaris.   An excellent guide too, Saba knows the local Samburu wildlife, particularly its elephants, intimately.  In advance of her forthcoming tour we have picked out ... Read more

August 7th 2017  |   Community Safaris, Conservation Safaris, Kenya, Wildlife Safaris, Countries, Experiences, Miscellaneous  |  by   Richard Smith

Four nights at this wonderful luxury tented camp will allow you time to immerse yourself in all on offer here. You can visit Iain Douglas-Hamilton’s Save the Elephants research centre, enjoy an elephant safari and wildlife drives, bush picnics and sundowners, manyatta (homestead) and school visits. If you’re feeling energetic you can ... Read more

July 27th 2017  |   Kenya, Wildlife Safaris, Countries, Experiences, Unique Experiences, Miscellaneous, Tanzania  |  by   Richard Smith

Africa's great wildebeest migration is the biggest movement of animals on earth.  The annual trek from the southern plains of the Serengeti in Tanzania to Kenya’s Masai Mara, and back again, sees the wildebeest battle crocodile infested rivers, predatory lions, hyenas, and opportunistic leopards.  If you’re planning to include time ... Read more

March 31st 2017  |   Wildlife Safaris, Unique Experiences, Experiences, Miscellaneous  |  by   Richard Smith

Getting your family away from constantly looking at screens might be part of your raison d’etre for a safari holiday. So what happens when you arrive in your luxury safari camp to find there’s Wi-Fi in the lounge and in every tent? Or are you someone who believes that “If ... Read more

March 2nd 2017  |   Photography Safaris, Wildlife Safaris, Experiences  |  by   Richard Smith

All safaris offer the chance for great photographs. Good guides will get you closer to wildlife than you might imagine. In fact you don’t necessarily even need a long lens as mentioned in my blog on 6 Best Cameras For A Safari. Your biggest problem is likely to be sorting the ... Read more

January 20th 2017  |   Ethiopia, Madagascar, Wildlife Safaris, Travel, Countries, Experiences, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda  |  by   Charlotte Opperman

With chimpanzees sharing 99% and gorillas 98% of DNA with humans, they are our closest living relatives. Both are among a number of 'key species' of primates on many people's safari wish lists. The others we get asked for most regularly include lemurs and gelada baboons. Chimpanzees Chimps in Uganda ... Read more

January 19th 2017  |   Conservation Safaris, Kenya, Wildlife Safaris, Countries, Experiences, Miscellaneous  |  by   Richard Smith

This is a rare opportunity to take part in Kenya’s annual wildlife census. Participate in the first-ever census safari at the famous Lewa Borana Wildlife Conservancy in northern Kenya. Join the wildlife conservation census from 2nd to 9th March, limited to just 16 guests. The seven night safari includes one night half ... Read more

January 13th 2017  |   Madagascar, Wildlife Safaris, Travel, Countries, Experiences, Unique Experiences, Miscellaneous  |  by   Jo Ainscough

Lemurs are found only in Madagascar. They enjoy the island’s diverse habitats which support over 100 species and sub-species of lemur. Some of them thrive in the forest regions while others do extremely well in hot deserts found elsewhere in the country; they all consume fruits, flowers and insects. Here ... Read more

December 2nd 2016  |   Wildlife Safaris, Travel, Experiences  |  by   Charlotte Opperman

We’re often asked ‘what’s the best time for safari?'  Since there’s great weather and wonderful wildlife year round, the answer really depends what it is you want to do.  Here’s a rough guide to some of our favourite activities: Zambian walking safari – June to September.  One of the purest ... Read more

November 17th 2016  |   Madagascar, Wildlife Safaris, Travel, Countries, Experiences, Unique Experiences, Miscellaneous  |  by   Richard Smith

As we walked through the rainforest a song repeated itself in my head “You’ve got to move it move it, you’ve got to move it move it”. Anyone who has seen Disney’s film Madagascar will know it’s the song the ring-tailed lemur King Julian sings. However in this instance we ... Read more