Friends Tours and Safaris.

28/03/2018

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13/06/2016

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The museum is usually popular during the annual Lake Turkana Cultural Festival.

15/04/2015

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Sunday 19 April 2015 10am - 6pm Nairobi National Museum grounds

15/04/2015

http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/Corporate-News/China-airline-to-launch-Nairobi-route/-/539550/2684658/-/frt8xvz/-/index.html

China Southern Airlines is set to begin flying to Nairobi later this year, stepping up competition for Kenya Airways which launched flights to Guangzhou in 2013.

21/11/2013

At Friends Tours and Safaris. X- mass comes early, this time round we have amazing Christmas offers for you, your friends, your families, siblings and babies- we care and we want you to have some fun as you get to learn your country 's Nature.

We one full day out at the Nairobi National Park and the Nairobi Safari Walk, the rates are so friendly you wouldn't want to miss this; in a group of eight - Adults kenyan Citizen only ksh. 2,070 each , For Children Kenyan Citizen each ksh 1900 whereas for non residents its only 85 USD for adults and 52USD for children. We we will also take you to your preferred place for lunch!!!

These rates are inclusive; Transportation in a 8 seat custom built luxurious Safari van with pop-up roof for game viewing
Vehicle fuel and Vehicle park entry charge
Services of a qualified tour driver/guide
Driver allowances (park entry fee)
Mineral bottled water while on Safari in the morning and in the after-noon
KWS entry fee at Nairobi National Park and at the Nature Trail

01/11/2013

Don't Fear Space

Link: http://bit.ly/dontfearspace

In this new post Wild Eye Ambassador Marlon Du Toit shares some ideas, along with incredible images, on using space in wildlife photography.

Many wildlife photographers tend to get 'stuck' on the portraits and really tight close ups but when you start pulling back you will see a whole new world of photography!

01/11/2013

Skies bursting with saturated colours, great herds of elephant quenching their thirst under the enormous Chobe skies. A leopard quietly perusing the landscape from his kingdom in the trees.

Look. There is a buffalo submerging into the bluest water you have ever seen.

2014 Chobe Photographic Safaris.

Be swept away by nature.
Link: http://bit.ly/chobe2014

01/11/2013

Be Inspired By: Airborne

From taking flight to jumping over water, from jumping off logs to launching up in the air, there are times when most of our wildlife feels the freedom of not having the earth touch their feet.

Wild Eye Ambassador Morkel Erasmus Photography says:
Red Hartebeest are some of the fastest antelopes in Africa. In full gallop, they regularly have all fours off the ground. This photo was taken one morning in the far north of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, close to Union's End. I used panning and a slow shutter speed to accentuate the speed and motion

01/11/2013

Be Inspired By: Airborne - a Bateleur taking of from Cubitje Quap water hole in Kgalagadi. Read the story and camera settings: http://willemkruger.wordpress.com/2013/10/25/trip-report-kgalagadi-sept-2013-the-family-affair/

01/11/2013

Be Inspired By: Airborne - Lesser doublecollared sunbird in Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.