Safaris
Safaris covered here come from time spent in the field across the 135 countries I’ve traveled, from dawn game drives to walking safaris in remote reserves. I assess guiding quality, wildlife access, camp comfort, and how genuinely a lodge balances luxury with conservation and community involvement, based on safaris I’ve personally taken rather than marketing imagery. As someone drawn to experiences that combine adventure with the natural world, I pay close attention to whether an operator delivers real encounters or just packaged sightings. My aim is to help you choose a safari that’s worth both the time and the considerable cost. Represent a safari lodge or tour operator? See how I review or work with me.
Wild Wakati Camp Opens: 10 Tents, No Concrete, in the Central Serengeti
Wild Wakati Camp, the first camp from Enduata Camps, opened in early 2026 in the Central Serengeti: ten tents on a private 160,000-square-meter site, 15
