You Are Here17 August 2021One of the earliest forms of human communication, maps tell stories. And we have plenty to share with our guests with the addition of our handsome new Map Room, set at the heart of the lodgeByNicky Fitzgerald
Eat Pray Love – The Angama Way10 August 2021Elizabeth Gilbert had to travel all over the world to accomplish these three things, but all Charlotte needed was just two weeks, a COVID test and some very stretchy jeansByCharlotte Ross Stewart
Mampoer in the Mara3 August 2021Having celebrated the cultural heritage of the four main regions of Kenya, it was time to turn our focus to the southern tip of the continent, celebrating the South African branch of the Angama familyByCharlotte Ross Stewart
From the Mara to the Mighty Zambezi27 July 2021Travelling on their first flight out of Kenya, the four winning guides from the 2019 and 2020 editions of The Greatest Maasai Mara Photographer of the Year, set off on an unforgettable week-long adventureByMartin Keino
When Lengishu Came to Stay20 July 2021If you have read an Angama blog or two before, you may know “people first” is at the very heart of our lodge. Whether it be our guests, our staff, our neighbours, or our extended safari community, we love nothing more than opening our doors to all – this time, to our new friends from up northByCharlotte Ross Stewart
A Tribute to a Mapmaker13 July 2021It was with a heavy heart that Kate was tasked with penning a goodbye to Angama’s dear friend, Duncan Butchart, but one she was honoured to performByKate Fitzgerald Boyd
Seasons of Love15 June 2021As we celebrate Angama’s birthday, Nicky wonders – how do you begin to measure the love that has been poured into our lodge over the past six years?ByNicky Fitzgerald
Seconds Out Round #625 May 2021Our annual tradition to celebrate the abundance of regrowth around our lodge has fallen to Nicky, with Adam and the maintenance team jumping in to capture this year's changesByNicky Fitzgerald
Spot the Difference26 April 2021Did you know that currently there are no less than 32 magnificent male lions in the Mara Triangle? One for every 16 sqkm. And each has a story. And now these stories are documented in an exciting identification guide, spearheaded by Adam who was ably assisted by the lion lovers of the Mara TriangleByAdam Bannister
Missing the Shot20 April 2021When a dream photo shoot feels like empty pictures… Photographer Paris Brummer recalls shooting Angama Safari Camp last October – and regrets the one shot she didn’t takeByParis Brummer
Farewell to the Davis Family6 April 2021In his last blog, Tyler recounts their final days at Angama and all the surprises the team had in store for them. With games, speeches, gifts – even a parade; it was a proper send-off they'll never forgetByTyler Davis
Redefining Growth30 March 2021As Shannon’s time at Angama draws to a close, she reflects on her time and her personal journey – finding meaning in resolve, and fulfilment in effortByShannon Davis
From Godown to GM9 March 2021Just shy of six years ago, and three months before we welcomed our first guests to Angama, a most distinguished gentleman joined our family, and this is his story from then till now …ByNicky Fitzgerald
The Recipe of Amanda’s Kitchen9 February 2021Over the past 4 years of working closely with Amanda Collins, Kate Fitzgerald Boyd has come to know that her kind, mild and gentle exterior is simply a façade for the energetic, detail-oriented fireball that lies beneath the surface of Angama's beloved chef-trainerByKate Fitzgerald Boyd
What’s Cooking at Angama Safari Camp26 January 2021Shannon Davis, regional director and the brains behind the food for the new Angama Safari Camp, shares how she dreamt up the menu for a campfire kitchen set deep in the Mara TriangleByShannon Davis
Tis The Season To Be Merry5 January 2021Coming from the Northern Hemisphere, Shannon Davis was used to a colder kind of Christmas yet over the years has warmed to the Kenyan spirit of family, friends and feasting as well as the elegant yet understated way of celebrating the season at Angama MaraByShannon Davis
