It’s amazing what you can pack into two days on safari – with a multitude of wildlife, the sounds of nature away from civilisation, beautiful landscapes and welcoming hospitable people. Here's a taster of how you could spend 48 hours at Porini Mara Camp in Kenya.

At Gamewatchers Safaris, we invite you to immerse yourself in the true essence of wild Africa through our

If a safari holiday is on your radar, you probably have an idea of how you want your trip to look. Do you picture sleeping under canvas? The stark silhouette of the acacia trees at dusk? These are all iconic African safari scenes—but you’ve barely scratched the surface of what lies in store on a Porini Camp safari.

The Mara Lion Project published a scientific paper on lion densities in the Mara eco-system, an area generally recognised as having the highest concentration of lions in Africa. Their study shows how our Mara Conservancies are vital for the survival of these majestic animals.

Kenya has an incredible diversity of wildlife habitat with opportunities for wonderful sightings of the animals. During the planning stages of a safari, our guests often ask where are the best locations to visit for a wildlife safari, and are often surprised with our response.

Nothing compares to the African Safari – an excursion full of wondrous sights, rich culture, and wild animals in their natural habitats. Imagine yourself whisked away from the mundane to the exotic on your 8 days in Africa.

If you’re new to planning an African safari, you have a lot of decisions to make before your trip. And, if you make the wrong choices—well, it’s a surefire way to sabotage your safari experience. Because a safari is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure for most, it’s important to get it right.

What’s your idea of a dream holiday? High adventure? One-of-a-kind experiences? Gorgeous scenery? Relaxing on the beach? All of the above? African holidays are amazing because you really don’t have to choose—you can have it all.

At Gamewatchers Safaris, we believe that a South Africa safari tour should be far more than just a