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Some of our favourite Amboseli moments, all from one trip.That lioness came down to drink well after dark. Everyone in t...
29/09/2026

Some of our favourite Amboseli moments, all from one trip.

That lioness came down to drink well after dark. Everyone in the vehicle went quiet when she looked up. Nobody wanted to be the one who moved.

The elephant were a different story. Next morning we sat in the hide at the edge of the waterhole, basically at knee height, and they came in family by family, red dust and all. One of them sprayed water about two metres from us. Our guest laughed so hard she missed the photo.

Then the walk. Our Maasai guides took us out on foot and we ended up standing in the open with seven giraffe staring back at us. Nobody said much. You don't really need to.

22/09/2026

The light does this thing in the Mara around six, everything turns gold, then rose, then it's gone. You stop talking. You just watch.
Drink in hand, savanna stretched out forever.

You forget how loud everyday life is until you're somewhere this still. The crackle of the fire, the last of the light, ...
22/09/2026

You forget how loud everyday life is until you're somewhere this still. The crackle of the fire, the last of the light, and nowhere you need to be.
We put people in places like this for a living — Canary Safaris

21/09/2026

Breakfast, but with the whole of the plains for a dining room.

After the morning drive, the team sets up somewhere quiet: a table in the grass, hot food off the pan, coffee poured fresh, and a view that goes on for miles. No walls, no rush to be anywhere. You sit, you eat, and every so often you look up because something moved out on the plain.

This is one of those touches that turns a good safari into a proper one.

Some days on safari go exactly like this.You head out early while the plains are still quiet, zebra grazing through the ...
21/09/2026

Some days on safari go exactly like this.

You head out early while the plains are still quiet, zebra grazing through the dry grass, hills blue on the horizon. You find a cheetah, then a second, both sizing you up from the long grass. And when the light starts to drop, you pull up somewhere with a view, wrap a blanket over your knees, and raise a glass as the day winds down.

That's a stay at Soroi Cheetah Camp.

13/09/2026

Sound on for this one. The palms, the water, the quiet clink of a glass on the sand.

This is Diani at the end of a safari, when the plan shrinks to a coconut, a foot soak, and the reef breaking somewhere out front. We build the trip so the beach lands exactly when you need it.

📍 Diani, Kenya's south coast

The bush and the beach are two different holidays, and Kenya hands you both without a long flight in between.Spend your ...
13/09/2026

The bush and the beach are two different holidays, and Kenya hands you both without a long flight in between.

Spend your mornings tracking elephant in Amboseli or lion in the Mara, then trade the dust for sea salt on the south coast. Diani is where our clients slow down at the end. Foot soaks on the sand, long lunches, a pool to sink into once the heat builds.

10/09/2026

We spent the morning crossing Amboseli by cruiser: elephant on the move, big skies, and that long golden grass the park is known for. The best part of a game drive here is how little you have to force it. Slow down, keep your eyes open, and the wildlife tends to find you.

Watch it to the end for the Kilimanjaro reveal.

We'll say it plainly: this is Amboseli on a good morning.Snow-capped Kilimanjaro rising behind, a family of elephant wor...
10/09/2026

We'll say it plainly: this is Amboseli on a good morning.

Snow-capped Kilimanjaro rising behind, a family of elephant working through the grass in front. The mountain sits across the border in Tanzania, but the finest view of it is from the Kenyan side, and this is where the most famous photographs of Kenya have been taken.

A few things worth knowing before you go. The swamps stay green all year, fed by snowmelt filtering down through the rock. The elephant here are some of the best-studied in Africa, and the old bulls carry serious ivory. And the peak is shy: it usually clouds over by mid-morning, so the early game drive is the one that pays off.

Go between June and October, or in January and February, when the herds gather at the water and the sky tends to stay clear. Climb Observation Hill for the whole basin at a glance, and keep your camera ready from the first light.

08/09/2026

Sunrise/Sunsets in the Mara hits different on foot.

No engine. Boots on dry grass, francolin calling from the thicket, your guide pointing at fresh buffalo tracks in the mud.

You smell the crushed leleshwa. You spot the dung beetle. You remember you're not top of the food chain out here.

We'll put you with the right guide, in the right camp, at the right hour. That's the whole game.

📍 Masai Mara, Kenya

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