A Tale of Three Graves25 January 2022Inspired by a chance meeting with a remarkable traveller, Nicky Fitzgerald set out to find the tale of three graves which weaves together the Out of Africa story with Angama MaraByNicky Fitzgerald
Shoot Not the Iguana18 January 2022Charlotte discovers that despite the divide between a colonial coffee-growing settler and a Gen Z digital marketer, many of Out of Africa's sentiments and lessons still ring trueByCharlotte Ross Stewart
My Moment of Discovery11 January 2022Photographic guide and former Londolozi ranger James Tyrrell thought he had seen it all. That was until he stepped onto the deck at Angama MaraByJames Tyrrell
The Dreams of Mama Jane21 December 2021There are always people who find a way into your heart and Elizabeth Napolos Parinka or Mama Jane as we fondly call her, found her place in Alison’s right from the startByAlison Mitchell
Shiraz, Dias and a whole lot of Pizzaz30 November 2021Azei, Collins and Nicky took the Cape by storm and explored, visited, photographed, admired, ate and drank their way from the tip of Africa to the foothills of the Franschhoek mountainsByNicky Fitzgerald
Blessed by the Smoke That Thunders26 October 2021Heading southwards, Angama guide, Sammy Komu, took his first trip to Zambia and Botswana. From river rafting to helicopter flips – and of course a rather wet Victoria Falls blessing, there was never a dull moment to be hadBySammy Komu
When Sam Came to Stay19 October 202115-year-old Sam Bailyn had always dreamed of coming to Kenya. When he finally arrived, he spent much of his time in the Photographic Studio developing his passion for photographyBySam Bailyn
Dear Guests,12 October 2021Since Angama Mara welcomed back our first DC19* guests in August of last year, Nicky has been watching them with a mixture of deep admiration and thankful sympathy for what our guests have to endure to reach usByNicky Fitzgerald
Come Drive with Me28 September 2021With his hearty laugh and ever-joyful demeanour, Angama Safaris driver guide, John Thuku, shares a typical day in his lifeByJohn Thuku
You Are Here17 August 2021One of the earliest forms of human communication, maps tell stories. And we have plenty to share with the addition of our handsome new Map RoomByNicky 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
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
