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
This Week At Angama #16026 February 2021After being away for a week, Adam returns to the Mara Triangle, delighted to be back in familiar territory, exploring the subtle changes and nuances which make this landscape so appealingByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #15522 January 2021Wild dog sightings in the Mara are few and far between, so it's always cause for celebration when we encounter them. A tough sighting to follow, but no week in the Mara is the same or without drama, action and beauty…ByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #15415 January 2021Having been away from the Maasai Mara for the past month, Adam writes about how wonderful it is to be back in the fresh air. The cliché, he believes, is so true: absence truly does make the heart grow fonderByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #1538 January 2021After all the excitement of the holidays and the grandly celebrated arrival of a new year, Tyler writes about how we humans tend to experience a bit of a come down. But not the wildlife of the Mara - why would they know the difference?ByTyler Davis
This Week At Angama #1521 January 2021As the Angama team greets the new year at dawn, Tyler Davis took the opportunity to explore the incredible sunrises and sunsets that the Mara delivers on a daily basisByTyler Davis
A Year of Wildlife Highs29 December 2020Each year the Angama guiding team shares their most memorable wildlife sightings. While 2020 may not have delivered the usual number of guests, one thing has remained consistent in the Mara Triangle: nature continues to thrill us with her bountyByThe Guides of Angama
