A Platform for Painting23 August 2024Nairobi-based artist and friend of Angama, Sophie Walbeoffe, finds endless inspiration in Kenya's wildlife and landscapeByGuest Author
A First Safari Foray10 May 2024The safari experience is not easy to describe to the unacquainted but here is a first-person view from newcomers to Africa, Paul and Claudia TaskierByGuest Author
A Saffa Safari1 June 2022The second part of Azei and Collins' South African adventure saw them travel to the ‘bushveld’ of Kruger — with more than a few unexpected surprises and delights along the wayBySue van Winsen
This Week At Angama #17114 May 2021Once again, Adam is reminded that even when sticking to the main roads within the Mara, and going out without a big fancy lens, you can still have some wonderful sightings and capture some magnificent scenesByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #1707 May 2021Sometimes while out on safari, having a good sense of humour and adventure can be just as critical as having a camera. As Adam discovered, things have a habit of not going according to planByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #16930 April 2021Part of the joy of spending time in the Maasai Mara is turning right when all the other vehicles turn left. Adam takes us on a short adventure as he explores the path less travelledByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #16716 April 2021In a very eventful week in the Mara, Douggy finds several kills, an elusive cub, and a lion up to an unusual trick – to name a few of his favourite sightingsByDouggy Onsongo
Field Notes from a First Time Visitor12 April 2021Liz and Jacob Morris, friends of Shannon and Tyler’s, recently visited Angama and the Mara. As it's easy to forget, Liz reminds us what it feels like to experience it all for the first timeByLiz Morris
This Week At Angama #1669 April 2021Filling in while Adam is on leave, Douggy takes us on his journey to Amboseli and behind his lens as he documents a week in the MaraByDouggy Onsongo
The Gift of Time28 March 2021Spending Valentine's Day on a full-day safari, Anna and her partner take time to slow down and explore togetherByAnna Leidenkrantz
This Week At Angama #16425 March 2021That momentary feeling of losing control, and the realisation that out here you are not the top of the food chain. Adam explores the ‘Safari Bug’ and why it is that people keep coming back for moreByAdam Bannister
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 Ang
