I am an artist and naturalist who grew up in a family-operated safari business in northern Zimbabwe. I tailor-make and lead safaris and customized itineraries through southern and east Africa. I would love to share my favorite parts of Africa with you.

Private charter planes and open landcruisers are the best way to travel. Flying onto bush landing strips is a true adventure and saves precious time whilst moving between camps.

If you are fortunate to see lion on safari, you will learn that they laze in the shade during the mid-day heat. It’s a wonderful time to view them up close.

In certain areas, including Mana Pools, Zimbabwe you can experience the exhilarating feeling of being on foot, up close to wild game.

At a waterhole, different species of animals are in abundance, especially in the mid-day heat. You can watch elephant drinking and mothers and calves playfully wallowing in the mud to cool down.

As big as they are, giraffe can be elusive creatures. You will tend to see them gathered at watering holes or eating tender leaves in the shade of an acacia tree.

The lilac-breasted roller, with its striking colors, is always a pleasure to spot. On any game drive, flora and fauna abound for the professional photographer or amateur alike.

After a full day of spotting game, dining at camp offers the luxurious opportunity to enjoy delicious food in a relaxed environment and reflect on the day’s experience.

You will feel great contentment under a star-filled African night sky, sharing stories with good friends and warming yourself by the campfire.