This Week at Angama #3593 January 2025A dramatic week in the Mara sees territorial clashes and the Angama lioness teaches her cub unconventional tricks, while in Amboseli, the Sanctuary shelters expectant lionesses and welcomes migratory birdsByThe Photographic Studios
This Week at Angama #35529 November 2024Cubs feast and frolic as rains bring flocks of birds to the Mara. Meanwhile, the Guiding Team in Amboseli send us a postcard and Craig stops by the lodge for a visitByThe Photographic Studios
This Week at Angama #35315 November 2024It's a week of mothers showing their strength as we see grown leopard cubs in the Mara, an impala defending her stillborn and in Amboseli elephants stand firm against hyenasByThe Photographic Studios
Nothing but Time25 October 2024Swapping screens for safari, new team member, Tash, finds piping hot showers and lions strolling past at Angama Safari CampByTash Slack
This Week At Angama #34811 October 2024A new lion coalition may be in the works in Amboseli while across the plains, other juveniles step into adulthood — finding their feet and futureByThe Photographic Studios
This Week At Angama #34627 September 2024It's a Migration encore complete with epic crossings, while over in Amboseli, Andrew pens his final TWAA, celebrating creatures big and smallByThe Photographic Studios
This Week At Angama #34520 September 2024Lovebirds create a new hybrid and Craig gets up close, while a croc pulls off a deadly roll and everyone else stalks the Migration reduxByThe Photographic Studios
This Week at Angama #32931 May 2024It's all about the cats this week, with the promise of a lion pride in Amboseli and a new female leopard on the scene in the Mara — with two cubs stashed awayByThe Photographic Studios
Picnic with the Pride3 May 2024A longtime friend of Angama, Simon Beck, joined us for a Monday morning picnic breakfast in the Mara which was very rudely interruptedByGuest Author
It’s the Climb16 March 2024Down at the far end of the Oloololo Escarpment, Safari Camp guests can enjoy an exclusive hiking experience with Mara Triangle rangers. Charlotte puts it — and herself — to the testByCharlotte Ross Stewart
