Hiding Out15 September 2023Andrew travels to Shompole Conservancy where he comes eye-to-eye with its wildlife, stashed away in a photo hide for the first timeByAndrew Andrawes
Of Elephants and Goat’s Milk28 July 2023Forget oat milk, goat's milk is all the rage at Reteti Elephant Sanctuary where it nurtures orphaned baby ellies and entire communitiesByStefanie Strothmann
City Kids No More6 April 2023From the city zoo to the plains of the Maasai Mara, this is how Preeti and Prashant Chacko became award-winning wildlife photographersByGuest Author
Breaking Ground, Not Promises21 October 2022Two and a half years of discussions and planning all came together a week ago in a groundbreaking that will go down in historyBySteve Mitchell
Beautiful Darkness2 September 2022Beguiled by reports of a mythical black panther, Andrew ventures into the heart of Laikipia to find itByAndrew Andrawes
So Nearly Finished Off by Bahoirie1 March 2022Deep in the Kibale Forest of western Uganda Nicky faced an enraged chimpanzee who aptly goes by the name of Bahoirie meaning, ‘they are finished’ByNicky Fitzgerald
Lalibela in Laikipia2 November 2021Under the ‘guise’ of hosting an agent educational, Kate seized the opportunity to discover Arijiju in Laikipia – a place of startling beautyByKate Fitzgerald Boyd
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
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
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
