Mammal Safaris

Wildlife Safaris Across East Africa

Expertly designed journeys through Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania, from the Big Five and the Great Migration to mountain gorillas and the rare species most itineraries never look for.

Our Wildlife Division

Safaris built around the animals you came to see.

Our mammal safaris are designed for travellers who want more than a checklist. Routes follow habitat rather than convenience, days are paced so that a good sighting is never cut short, and the guiding is led by people who have spent their working lives reading these landscapes.

Whether you are travelling for your first safari or returning in search of Hirola, wild dog, or forest-dwelling primates, the itinerary is shaped around your interest, not the other way round.

Common eland with a yellow-billed oxpecker, photographed on safari
How We Guide

Fieldcraft first, itinerary second.

Big Five & Rare Mammals

Iconic predators alongside the region-specific species most operators never look for.

Small Private Groups

Two to six guests per vehicle, so no sighting is rushed and every seat is a window seat.

Field-First Guiding

Behaviour, tracks, and habitat read out loud, the reason guests see more than they expect.

3
Countries covered
2–6
Guests per vehicle
15+
Years guiding in the field
100%
Private, tailor-made departures
Topi herd moving through long grass at first light

“The best sightings are rarely the ones on the schedule. They come from staying a little longer than everyone else.”

John Gitiri · Founder & Lead Guide
Our Itineraries

Choose your wildlife journey.

Each journey below is a proven route we run ourselves. Filter by country, length, or the wildlife you most want to see, then tell us what to change.

11 itineraries
Kenya's Classic Mammal Safari
KenyaMammal Safari

Kenya's Classic Mammal Safari

Our flagship mammal expedition: fourteen days across northern, central, western and southern Kenya, built to fatten a mammal list rather than tick off a postcard.

14 days · 13 nights
2–6 guests
Black rhinoceros photographed at close range on safari
Tailor-Made Safaris

Looking for something built only for you?

Not every journey fits a published itinerary. Tell us which species matter most, how long you have, and the pace you prefer, and we will design the route around that.

  • Fully personalised routing across Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania
  • Flexible travel dates and trip length
  • Specialist targets, photography, or relaxed family pacing
  • One point of contact from first enquiry to final day
Why Travel With Us

A trusted partner for wildlife travel in East Africa.

Local expertise, responsible practice, and thoughtful planning, the three things that decide whether a safari works.

Expert Naturalist Guides

Every safari is led or personally briefed by trained wildlife professionals who know these ecosystems in depth.

Tailor-Made Planning

Routes, pace, and timing are shaped around your interests rather than a fixed departure calendar.

Responsible Tourism

Ethical wildlife viewing, respectful distances, and active support for conservation groups across the region.

Trusted Local Partners

Carefully selected drivers, conservancies, and community partners in every country we operate.

Where We Travel

Three countries, one continuous wilderness.

Each destination brings something the others cannot, and the strongest itineraries often combine two.

Kenya

Kenya

Sweeping savannahs, legendary migrations, and the dry-country north, Kenya is our home territory and the backbone of most itineraries.

  • Big Cats
  • Migration
  • Elephants
  • Photography
Uganda

Uganda

Mountain forests and equatorial jungle, home to mountain gorillas, chimpanzees, and forest wildlife found nowhere else in the region.

  • Mountain Gorillas
  • Chimpanzees
  • Forest Wildlife
Tanzania

Tanzania

Vast wilderness on a scale that is hard to imagine, the Serengeti plains, the Ngorongoro Crater, and remote southern parks.

  • Serengeti
  • Ngorongoro
  • Remote Wilderness
Frequently Asked Questions

Planning questions, answered honestly.

The questions guests ask most before confirming a mammal safari in East Africa.

  • June through October is the classic dry season across Kenya and Tanzania, wildlife concentrates around water and sightings are more predictable. The Mara's migration broadly runs July to October, and Tanzania's Ndutu calving season falls between January and March. Gorilla trekking in Uganda is best in the drier windows of June to September and December to February.

Start Planning

Let's plan your East African safari.

Whether you're planning your first safari or returning in search of rare wildlife, we'll design an experience tailored entirely around your interests, travel style, and schedule.