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Above: Came for the pool, stayed for the view

Off the Clock 12 June 2026 Wellness, it turns out, has an address. Michaela quickly discovers that Angama Mara is the perfect spot for relaxing, exercising, farm to fork experiences... Whatever wellness means to you, there is space to unwind, your way By Michaela Geldhof

Above: Dinner is served. Reservations were not required

This Week at Angama #432 5 June 2026 Across both lodges, scavengers fight and feast as a leopard enjoys a night kill in the Maasai Mara, and in Amboseli National Park, guests watch a lone nursing lioness on the prowl for food for her cubs By The Photographic Studios

Guiding Through the Great Migration 29 May 2026 Head Guide Sammy gives his insight to the Great Migration, where people expect drama he encourages patience, as there's more to experience than the River Crossing By Sammy Komu

Above: We don't remember seeing this on the menu

This Week at Angama #431 29 May 2026 An elephant calf gets itself out of trouble in Amboseli, while in the Mara, baboons discover an unlikely meal By The Photographic Studios

This Week at Angama #430 22 May 2026 In the Mara, the Border Pride claims an inselberg as their kingdom — while in Amboseli, young lion Tuli takes his chances against a pair of distracted warthogs By The Photographic Studios

Above: Most butterflies live for only two to four weeks as adults

This Week at Angama #429 16 May 2026 The kings of the Mara are in pursuit of partners — meanwhile, Amboseli bursts with butterflies By The Photographic Studios

Above: Pangolins have been roaming for millions of years

A Hidden World 8 May 2026 In the forest below Angama Mara's escarpment, one of the rarest animals on earth goes quietly about its night. Will Burrard-Lucas spent ten of those nights trying to photograph one — for The Pangolin Project, and for those of us who never will By Guest Author

This Week at Angama #428 8 May 2026 Jackal vs python over an antelope — hunger takes over in the Mara. Meanwhile, in Amboseli, Noltulali charges to defend her territory By The Photographic Studios

This Week at Angama #427 30 April 2026 The young lions entertain each other (and us) in Amboseli, and the Mara proves that there's always something to see — you just have to pay attention By The Photographic Studios

Suspended Between Worlds 17 April 2026 The first class on Angama Mara's new yoga platform — where a visiting teacher and Maasai warriors discovered they had always been practising the same thing. By Guest Author

This Week at Angama #424 10 April 2026 The Kimana Pride grows as Memusi gives birth to a new litter, while in the Mara, the Nyati Boys move north, clashing with other lions along the way By The Photographic Studios

Above: Helping bring things back into focus, one patient at a time

Checked from Head, Shoulders, Knees to Toes 10 April 2026 Doctors, nurses and neighbours came together for a day of check-ups and screenings that welcomed hundreds thanks to the Angama Foundation By Dr. David Kilonzo

This Week at Angama #423 3 April 2026 Amboseli welcomes giraffe calves after the rains, while the Mara delivers a long-awaited sighting of the Salt Lick Male By The Photographic Studios

This Week at Angama #422 27 March 2026 In Amboseli, early light finds elephants already on the move. In the Mara, animals emerge from the long grass, easing onto the open road By The Photographic Studios

Beyond Black and White 27 March 2026 Why do zebras have stripes? More than an optical trick, Arnold unpacks the story behind their patterns — and the evolutionary forces that shaped them By Arnold Omondi

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