Brady's Wildlife Adventures

Brady's Wildlife Adventures Brady’s Wildlife Adventures offers scheduled small group safaris and private tailor made safaris across East Africa

06/09/2026

Imagine sitting underground while wild elephants walk just metres away… 🐘
This was one of those unforgettable moments in Africa where you don't need to do anything except sit quietly and watch.
I was at Sable Sands in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, sitting in an underground hide as elephants came down to the waterhole just metres away from us.
Watching these incredible animals completely relaxed and going about their normal lives, so close that you could hear them drinking and moving around, was an experience I'll never forget.
It's moments like this that remind me why I love spending time in Africa. ❤️🌍
Would you be comfortable sitting this close to a wild elephant?

🐦 The little bird with a big jobAt first glance, the oxpeckers perched all over this buffalo might look like they're sim...
05/09/2026

🐦 The little bird with a big job

At first glance, the oxpeckers perched all over this buffalo might look like they're simply hitching a free ride.

But they're actually an important part of life on the African plains.

Oxpeckers spend much of their time on large mammals such as buffalo, rhinos, giraffes and elephants, feeding on ticks and other parasites they find on their hosts.

In return, the animals can benefit from having some of those unwanted passengers removed.

But the relationship isn't always completely one-sided. Oxpeckers will also feed from wounds and other areas of the animal, which is why scientists consider their relationship with African herbivores more complicated than simply calling them "cleaner birds."

I photographed this buffalo with several oxpeckers taking advantage of a moving feeding platform! 😂

It's amazing how many different relationships exist between the animals sharing the African savanna.

What's one African animal relationship you'd like me to explain next? 🐘🦏🦒

30/08/2026

🦁 Imagine waking up to this view…
This is my room at Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge, right in the heart of Tsavo West National Park, Kenya.
From the private balcony, you can look straight out across the African savannah towards the lodge’s famous waterhole — where wildlife regularly comes in to drink. 🌅🐘🦓
There’s something pretty special about sitting here with a coffee, listening to the sounds of the bush and simply watching the wildlife go about its day. You don’t even have to leave your room to start experiencing the safari!
Kilaguni is one of those places where the accommodation itself becomes part of the safari experience — surrounded by beautiful landscapes, wildlife and the rugged scenery of Tsavo West.
This is exactly the kind of experience I want to share with guests on Brady’s Wildlife Adventures. 🇰🇪❤️
Would you stay in a room with this view? 👇

A few weeks ago in the Masai Mara, I had the privilege of watching the R5 males patrol their newly acquired territory.Th...
28/08/2026

A few weeks ago in the Masai Mara, I had the privilege of watching the R5 males patrol their newly acquired territory.

These two males had only recently taken control of the area, and it was fascinating watching them settle into their new territory.

They weren't always together — at times they would separate and patrol different areas — but watching these powerful males move through the Mara knowing they had recently taken over was something pretty special.

This particular male stopped for a moment and looked straight towards us. Moments like this are why I never get tired of being on safari.

The wildlife story in Africa is constantly changing. New prides, new coalitions, new cubs, new territories — and every time you visit, you can witness something completely different.

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This was one of my favorite encounters from my recent trip to the Masai Mara.

This beautiful little lion cub, estimated to be around four months old, was enjoying a peaceful morning with her pride i...
01/08/2026

This beautiful little lion cub, estimated to be around four months old, was enjoying a peaceful morning with her pride in the shade of a tree during our game drive in Chobe National Park.

Watching young cubs interact with their family is always something special. At this age they're full of curiosity and playfulness, but they still rely heavily on the protection of the pride. Moments like these are a reminder that not every safari is about dramatic action—sometimes it's the quiet encounters that leave the biggest impression.

Chobe National Park never disappoints. 🦁💛

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28/07/2026

I have spent my last week looking at some new locations to run tours in 2027. What do you think of this underground hide at Sable Sands, Hwange in Zimbabwe?

07/06/2026

Warning: this reel may cause a serious craving for an unforgettable Kenya safari.

I’ve got ONE room left this August on a small-group trip for travellers who want the real Africa without roughing it. We’ll visit Nairobi’s Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, Giraffe Centre and head out on a game drive in Nairobi National Park before heading to a Tsavo West lodge that overlooks a waterhole where elephants wander in all afternoon and evening. 

Then it’s on to Amboseli for epic views of Kilimanjaro and elephant herds, plus 3 nights in the Masai Mara for the Great Migration and incredible big cat sightings.

Visit https://bradyswildlifeadventures.com/2026-kenya-safari/tsavo-safari-amboseli-masai-mara for the full tour itinerary.





17/04/2026

Majestic moments in the heart of Tsavo. 🐘✨ There’s nothing quite like the quiet power of a herd moving across the plains—a true reminder of the beauty we need to protect. 🇰🇪

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In August, the Masai Mara turns into one of the greatest wildlife spectacles on the planet.Over a million wildebeest pou...
12/04/2026

In August, the Masai Mara turns into one of the greatest wildlife spectacles on the planet.

Over a million wildebeest pour across the Mara River. Crocodiles wait. Lions watch. And you're right there in the middle of it — not watching it on a screen, but standing in it.

This August, I'm taking a small group through Kenya for 11 days. We start in Nairobi with the giraffe center and elephant orphanage, move through Amboseli with Kilimanjaro on the horizon, cross into Tsavo West, then fly into the Mara just as the migration hits its peak.

Group sizes are small by design. 4-12 guests. That's how it works best. Limited availability.

If Kenya has been sitting on your bucket list, this is the year.

Drop a comment or send me a message and I'll send through the full itinerary.

04/10/2025

Lion tracking in Ol Pejeta Conservancy is one of those truly unique safari experiences that blend adventure, education, and conservation. 🦁

Recently, my guests and I joined the dedicated Ol Pejeta rangers for a morning of lion tracking. One lion in each pride wears a small radio collar, allowing the rangers to pick up their location using radio signals from the vehicle. This helps researchers monitor the prides, study their behaviour, and ensure the long-term protection of these magnificent cats.

After following the signal across the plains, we were rewarded with an incredible sight — two lionesses, each with two tiny cubs! Watching the young ones trotting closely behind their mothers through the grasslands was pure magic and a reminder of how special these wild moments are.

Ol Pejeta is one of the best places in Africa to see conservation in action — where every safari experience contributes directly to protecting Kenya’s wildlife heritage. 💚

We do lion tracking on all my scheduled group safaris visiting Ol Pejeta Conservancy. If you wish to join me in 2026 visit www.bradyswildlifeadventures.com

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