Wild Wings Safaris

01/06/2026

Welcome to June 😊 The month named after Juno, the Roman goddess of youth. Appropriately enough, it's also one of the best times of year to spot African wild dog pups on safari. Wild dogs are already one of Africa's most sought-after sightings. Spotting a pup? That's next level. And yes, if you look closely, this little rascal appears to be peeing while being carried. 📹 Simon Vegter

31/05/2026

The wild strips life back to the essentials. Perhaps that's why people connect so easily there.

30/05/2026

Most company conversations happen around a boardroom table. Some happen while watching elephants cross the road.

We know which we prefer 😊

Thank you, Alice, for the lovely review and for trusting us with your company safari adventure.

"We used Wild Wings Safaris for a company incentive trip, and it was absolutely amazing! The entire process was seamless from start to finish. The guides, Simon, Manuel, and Rufus, were fantastic, friendly, and knowledgeable. I'd highly recommend Wild Wings to anyone planning a group or corporate getaway; they truly go above and beyond."— Alice Fry

29/05/2026

A wild dog rubbed her chin against our vehicle. We were feeling rather honoured by the whole thing. Then she sneezed in our general direction and walked away. Safari has a way of putting you in your place. 📹 Simon Vegter

28/05/2026

This baboon is one scented candle away from a full spa day 😊 © Simon Vegter

27/05/2026

Looks affectionate, doesn't it? 😊 But this is actually classic summer zebra behaviour. While one zebra swishes its tail to chase away flies from its own rump, it also helps keep flies away from its neighbour's face. A very practical arrangement: you swat my flies, I'll swat yours. 📹 Simon Vegter

26/05/2026

Safari is sometimes a problem of not knowing where to look. The hyena. The vulture. Or the pile of young wild dogs. 📹 Simon Vegter

25/05/2026

No safari in Kruger feels complete without a lilac-breasted roller sighting 😊 One of Africa's most loved birds, and with good reason. The colours. The attitude. That final head tilt. 📹 Simon Vegter

24/05/2026

Some places still belong more to wildlife than to people. Africa reminds us of that.

📷 Simon Vegter 📍 Kruger National Park

23/05/2026

Amboseli or Tsavo for elephants?

Truthfully… there's no wrong answer.

One gives you close-up elephant sightings beneath Kilimanjaro. The other gives you vast wilderness, red elephants and that feeling of being wonderfully small in a very big landscape.

We've broken down the differences (and why many safari travellers end up wanting both) in our latest FAQ.

Amboseli and Tsavo are two of Kenya's best safari destinations for elephants, but they offer very different experiences. Compare elephant sightings, landscapes, safari style and wildlife viewing in Amboseli and Tsavo.