So, what exactly is a Safari Shower?

This is a common question that we are asked by potential safari travellers. Safari (or "bucket") showers are not only part of a unique safari experience but also a method of water conservation at Porini Safari Camps. But, it really isn’t as primitive as it sounds! Let us explain …
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African elephant walking in dry grass with a large tree in the background and a white bird flying.

Celebrating that our Selenkay Conservancy has been named the World’s Leading Conservation Programme 2025

Many humans create problems for wildlife every day but, thankfully, awareness of these issues is increasing. Here are 11 endangered or near-endangered animals seen on safari and the steps being taken to protect them for the future.
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Nkwali Lodge

South Luangwa Safari: Discover the Wild Heart of Zambia

Many humans create problems for wildlife every day but, thankfully, awareness of these issues is increasing. Here are 11 endangered or near-endangered animals seen on safari and the steps being taken to protect them for the future.
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Male lion resting on dry grass in the wild

A Safari Vacation for the Independent Explorer: Solo Journeys with Gamewatchers Safaris

Many humans create problems for wildlife every day but, thankfully, awareness of these issues is increasing. Here are 11 endangered or near-endangered animals seen on safari and the steps being taken to protect them for the future.
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Selenkay Conservancy Wins World’s Leading Conservation Programme 2025

We are proud to announce that Selenkay Conservancy has been named the World’s Leading Conservation Programme 2025 at the 2nd Annual World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards!
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Four Safaris and Counting – A Porini Review

Porini Camps' guest Burr Sutter from the USA shares why he’s chosen to travel with Gamewatchers Safaris not once, not twice, but four times! ...
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Gorilla in dense green forest vegetation looking into the distance

Safari Holidays in Rwanda: Discover the Wild with Gamewatchers Safaris

Many humans create problems for wildlife every day but, thankfully, awareness of these issues is increasing. Here are 11 endangered or near-endangered animals seen on safari and the steps being taken to protect them for the future.
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6 Ways Conservancies Are Changing Lives in Kenya

Most travelers want to ensure that their travel plans have a positive effect on the people and places that they visit. Here are just a few reasons why safaris to our conservancies make a big difference to local communities as well as helping protect the wildlife ...
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Two zebras drinking water from a small pond

Discover the Magic of Tanzania Safari Holidays with Gamewatchers Safaris

Many humans create problems for wildlife every day but, thankfully, awareness of these issues is increasing. Here are 11 endangered or near-endangered animals seen on safari and the steps being taken to protect them for the future.
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