Celebrating Sisterhood at Segera1 June 2021Earlier this year, Angama’s two female guides headed up north to Segera Retreat in Laikipia to join the ROAR AFRICA Women’s Empowerment Retreat for a week of recognising the female pioneers in travel. This is Sophie’s story of her time up northBySophie Sadera
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 Angama Way15 September 2020Chef Collins Randiga is an integral member of the Angama Mara team and has been since its inception in 2015. It is through living according to the company's core values, he believes, that we achieve what is known as The Angama WayByCollins Randiga
People First. Always.21 July 2020Looking back on a 40-year career, Nicky is certain that the heart of the industry is powered by people: guests, staff, communities, and other stakeholdersByNicky Fitzgerald
This Week At Angama #11915 May 2020At a time when many people’s freedom of movement has become severely restricted, space takes on a whole new meaningByAdam Bannister
Faces of Angama14 April 2020Today's guest blog features behind-the-scenes images taken during a visit to Angama late last year, where the John Hafner and the GRITMEDIA team worked on exciting collaborative photographic and content creation projectsByJohn Hafner
Practice Makes Perfect3 March 2020As one of the first participants in Angama Mara’s safari guide photography programme, Douggie learns the importance of always being ready to capture the perfect shotByDouggy Onsongo
Alice in Maasailand6 August 2019With an enthusiasm and passion for wildlife that is as admirable as it is contagious, Angama Mara guide Alice Mantaine has been breaking traditional boundaries throughout her life, paving the way for future female guides in the MaraByAlice Mantaine
Sharpening The Spear16 July 2019With blindfolded driving by day and Maasai singing by night, this year’s guide training was all about teamwork and taking on new challengesByByron Ross
A Honeymoon on High2 July 2019Long-time family friend of Angama, Cath Magnifico provides her account of the honeymoon she shared with her new husband in the MaraByCath Magnifico
A Matter of Time19 June 2018Al Kilpin returns for the fourth year running to train our guides in the fine art of slow safarisByAlastair Kilpin
A Year of Living Dangerously26 December 2017Pangolins, porcupines and pitched battles – enjoy the most extraordinary sightings of the year, as told by Angama Mara's guidesByNicky Fitzgerald
A Letter from Esau8 August 2017From looking for lions and changing tyres to lunching at the hippo pool and learning about different animal horns, here is a letter from Esau about his day spent with Angama guides in the Mara TriangleByNicky Fitzgerald
As Proud As A Peacock, As Happy As A Lark28 February 2017One lovely October day last year our guides hosted a group of Emurutoto Primary School children on a game drive/conservation lesson into the Mara Triangle, and we received these letters a few days laterByNicky Fitzgerald
