Days bookended with sunrises and sunsets that defy description; shadow-shapes of creatures big and small illumined in the orange light. The electric thrill of the chase as you witness adolescent lions perfecting the hunt. Baby elephants being hurried along by protective mums. Birds appearing and disappearing in flashes of iridescent colour. Stories swapped around food and fire before the kind of sleep that only comes when you’ve been in direct contact with nature. 



A wildlife trip is always more than just a holiday: the connection to nature that comes from seeing an ecosystem more ancient than humans; thriving and indifferent to the preoccupations of our society. The feeling of time slowing down as daily rushing is replaced with the rhythms of the wilderness.