Namibia Wildlife And Water By Road & Air
This 12-day safari through northern Namibia is ideal for those who value the quiet rewards of unhurried travel. Designed for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers, the journey offers the chance to explore diverse and remote ecosystems—each supporting an impressive range of species and natural beauty.
From open savannahs and woodland to wetlands and river systems, this route takes you through some of Namibia’s most significant conservation areas, including Etosha National Park, the Zambezi Region, and community-led reserves. These protected habitats are home to a variety of wildlife—from elephant, giraffe, and plains game to more elusive species such as leopard and cheetah. Birdlife is exceptional too, with riverine environments attracting hundreds of species including kingfishers, fish eagles, and migratory visitors.
This is not a fast-paced or overly commercial safari. Instead, it’s a chance to travel mindfully, with time to observe wildlife in its natural setting, appreciate the landscape, and learn more about this lesser visited region.
Whether it’s watching wildlife at a waterhole in Etosha, drifting along the quiet channels of the Kwando River, or hearing the call of a fish eagle over the Zambezi, this safari offers a rich and memorable experience of Namibia’s northern wilderness.
Summary:
- 1 night at Okonjima Plains Camp
- 2 nights at Etosha Oberland Lodge
- 1 night at Mushara Lodge
- • 1 night at Hakusembe River Lodge
- 2 nights at Namushasha River Lodge
- 2 nights at Chobe River Camp
- 2 nights at Zambezi Mubala Camp
- 1 night at Galton House
Although it is possible to book this tour as shown above, it is entirely customisable. We can add or delete days, change the accommodation used and generally design the tour to suit your individual requirements. Contact us to discuss your travel requirements.
Travelling by road is a great opportunity to appreciate the outstanding landscape & scenery that Namibia has to offer, however it is always important to take things slowly when required and it is not advisable to travel after dark. If you do not like the idea of driving yourself, we can arrange for a Guide to drive you or arrange transport by air.
Track Big Cats at Okonjima
Visit the renowned AfriCat Foundation to learn about conservation and encounter leopard and cheetah in their natural habitat.
Explore Etosha’s Iconic Waterholes
Self-drive through Etosha National Park, where diverse wildlife gathers at shimmering salt pans and watering holes.
Discover Namibia’s Riverine Wilds
Journey into the lush Zambezi Region, a striking contrast to Namibia’s arid heartlands, teeming with birdlife and hippos.
Cruise the Kwando and Chobe Rivers
Optional boat safaris reveal elephants, buffalo, and antelope along Africa’s great waterways.
End by the Mighty Zambezi
Soak in the peace and beauty of Namibia’s northeastern frontier with excellent birdwatching and riverside relaxation.
Price Includes
- Accommodation as stipulated.
- Meals as stipulated.
- Vehicle hire as stipulate (from day specified).
- Excursions and activities as (and if) stipulated (as offered by specified supplier).
- Airport transfers as (and if) stipulated.
- Welcome pack and safari briefing on arrival.
Price Excludes
- All international and regional flights and taxes
- Any meals not included in the itinerary
- Any entrance fees and excursions not stipulated in the above itinerary
- all beverages apart from mineral water on board the safari vehicle
- imported beverages and vintage wines
- Tips & gratuities
- Visa
- laundry unless specified otherwise (laundry service available at lodges at extra cost)
- Travel Insurance
- Any personal items or anything not mentioned in the itinerary
- BANK CHARGES (as per bank or 3.5% commission for VISA/MASTER and 4.5% commission for AMEX)
- any unscheduled additions to the safari
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Itinerary in Detail
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Day 1 – WINDHOEK – OKONJIMA
Distance – 268km / Approximate journey time 3hrs
Overnight Okonjima Plains Camp (View Room / Dinner, Bed & Breakfast)
Day 2 – OKONJIMA – ETOSHA
Distance – 236km / Approximate journey time 2.5-3hrs
This morning is spent on an exciting AfriCat activity before returning for a hearty brunch, at an additional cost.
Day 3 – ETOSHA
Day 4 – ETOSHA (EAST)
Distance – 185km / Approximate journey time 3.5hrs
Today is a full day of game viewing as you travel through Etosha, visiting the waterholes further to the east and exiting the park in the late afternoon at Etosha’s Von Lindequist Gate. Not far from the gate, approx 8kms, you’ll reach Mushara Lodge, your home for the night. Spend the evening in the comfort of this lodge, completing your Etosha adventure on a high note.
Overnight Mushara Lodge (Double Chalet / Dinner, Bed & Breakfast)
Day 5 – ETOSHA – RUNDU
Distance – 415km / Approximate journey time 4-4.5hrs
Today you leave behind the plains of Etosha and head towards the Kavango Region in northeast Namibia, travelling through the small towns of Tsumeb, Grootfontein, and small communities until reaching the Rundu area, which is a relatively lush riverine environment of Namibia.
As you enter the Kavango and Zambezi Strip Regions you will observe the striking contrast of this wetter environment to the arid landscapes that typify the rest of the country.
Hakusembe River Lodge, a green oasis on the banks of the Kavango river. Enjoy the peaceful surrounds of this relaxing lodge.
Please note activities have not been included and can be arranged at time of booking.
Overnight Hakusembe River Lodge (Standard Chalet / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 6 – RUNDU – KWANDO RIVER
Distance – 440km / Approximate journey time 5hrs
The drive today is eastward, towards the lush north-eastern corner of Namibia. Once known as the Caprivi, now renamed the Zambezi Region, it is a tree-filled expanse bisected by waterways. Bwabwata National Park runs from the Okavango River to the Kwando River. The floodplains of the Kwando River in Namibia is in the heart of KAZA, the World’d Largest Conservation Area for Wildlife.
Overnight Namushasha River Lodge (Standard Room / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 7 – KWANDO RIVER
Today can be spent on leisure and relaxation at Namushasha River Lodge or you can do any of the activities offered by the lodge at an additional cost.
Overnight Namushasha River Lodge (Standard Room / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 8 – KWANDO – CHOBE
Distance – 195km / Approximate journey time 2.5hrs
Today takes you to the Chobe River and Chobe River Camp positioned on its banks overlooking the floodplains. From Namushasha River Lodge drive in an easterly direction to Katima Mulilo. The road passes through the Mdumu and Nkasa Rupara National Parks and wildlife can often be seen along the roadside.
Chobe River Camp lies across from Chobe National Park. Join an excursion or spend a relaxed afternoon at the camp. Dine outdoors in the Lapa under the stars, listen to birdsong and revel in the calm beauty of this refreshingly simple African camp.
Please note activities have not been included and can be arranged at time of booking.
Overnight Chobe River Camp (Safari Tent / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 9 – CHOBE
A full day to enjoy the tranquil surroundings in this beautiful location. Guests can take a boat trip, one of the finest excursions in the country to spot buffalo, elephant, water-adapted antelope, and a variety of birdlife from the comfort of the boat. In drier times of the year, a guided nature drive along the river course provides an opportunity for game viewing.
Please note activities have not been included and can be arranged at time of booking.
Overnight Chobe River Camp (Safari Tent / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 10 – CHOBE – ZAMBEZI
Distance – 80km / Approximate journey time 1.5hrs
Today after breakast you set off towards the Zambezi Region. The drive will take you through scenic routes that showcase the unique beauty of Namibia, where lush greenery and riverine ecosystems await.
Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife along the way, as you may spot elephants, hippos, and a variety of bird species that inhabit this vibrant region. The journey to Zambezi Region is not just a drive; it’s an immersion into the heart of Namibia’s natural wonders.
Upon arrival, you will find Zambezi Mubala Camp, perfectly situated to explore this remarkable area.
Please note activities have not been included and can be arranged at time of booking.
Overnight Zambezi Mubala Camp (Standard Room / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 11 – ZAMBEZI
The Zambezi River is popular for fishing, birding, boating and photography and today you have the opportunity to spend the day at your leisure at Zambezi Mubala Camp or you can do any of the activities offered by the camp at an additional cost.
Overnight Zambezi Mubala Camp (Standard Room / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 12 – ZAMBEZI – WINDHOEK
Distance – 40km / Approximate journey time 1hrs + flight time 1.5hrs
Depart Zambezi Mubala Camp for the drive to Katima Mulilo, where you will leave your hire car and depart on the flight back to Windhoek.
On arrival into Windhoek, you will be met and transferred to your pre-arranged accommodation in Windhoek for the night.
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Day 1 – WINDHOEK – OKONJIMA
Distance – 268km / Approximate journey time 3hrs
Overnight Okonjima Plains Camp (View Room / Dinner, Bed & Breakfast)
Day 2 – OKONJIMA – ETOSHA
Distance – 236km / Approximate journey time 2.5-3hrs
This morning is spent on an exciting AfriCat activity before returning for a hearty brunch, at an additional cost.
Day 3 – ETOSHA
Day 4 – ETOSHA (EAST)
Distance – 185km / Approximate journey time 3.5hrs
Today is a full day of game viewing as you travel through Etosha, visiting the waterholes further to the east and exiting the park in the late afternoon at Etosha’s Von Lindequist Gate. Not far from the gate, approx 8kms, you’ll reach Mushara Lodge, your home for the night. Spend the evening in the comfort of this lodge, completing your Etosha adventure on a high note.
Overnight Mushara Lodge (Double Chalet / Dinner, Bed & Breakfast)
Day 5 – ETOSHA – RUNDU
Distance – 415km / Approximate journey time 4-4.5hrs
Today you leave behind the plains of Etosha and head towards the Kavango Region in northeast Namibia, travelling through the small towns of Tsumeb, Grootfontein, and small communities until reaching the Rundu area, which is a relatively lush riverine environment of Namibia.
As you enter the Kavango and Zambezi Strip Regions you will observe the striking contrast of this wetter environment to the arid landscapes that typify the rest of the country.
Hakusembe River Lodge, a green oasis on the banks of the Kavango river. Enjoy the peaceful surrounds of this relaxing lodge.
Please note activities have not been included and can be arranged at time of booking.
Overnight Hakusembe River Lodge (Standard Chalet / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 6 – RUNDU – KWANDO RIVER
Distance – 440km / Approximate journey time 5hrs
The drive today is eastward, towards the lush north-eastern corner of Namibia. Once known as the Caprivi, now renamed the Zambezi Region, it is a tree-filled expanse bisected by waterways. Bwabwata National Park runs from the Okavango River to the Kwando River. The floodplains of the Kwando River in Namibia is in the heart of KAZA, the World’d Largest Conservation Area for Wildlife.
Overnight Namushasha River Lodge (Standard Room / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 7 – KWANDO RIVER
Today can be spent on leisure and relaxation at Namushasha River Lodge or you can do any of the activities offered by the lodge at an additional cost.
Overnight Namushasha River Lodge (Standard Room / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 8 – KWANDO – CHOBE
Distance – 195km / Approximate journey time 2.5hrs
Today takes you to the Chobe River and Chobe River Camp positioned on its banks overlooking the floodplains. From Namushasha River Lodge drive in an easterly direction to Katima Mulilo. The road passes through the Mdumu and Nkasa Rupara National Parks and wildlife can often be seen along the roadside.
Chobe River Camp lies across from Chobe National Park. Join an excursion or spend a relaxed afternoon at the camp. Dine outdoors in the Lapa under the stars, listen to birdsong and revel in the calm beauty of this refreshingly simple African camp.
Please note activities have not been included and can be arranged at time of booking.
Overnight Chobe River Camp (Safari Tent / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 9 – CHOBE
A full day to enjoy the tranquil surroundings in this beautiful location. Guests can take a boat trip, one of the finest excursions in the country to spot buffalo, elephant, water-adapted antelope, and a variety of birdlife from the comfort of the boat. In drier times of the year, a guided nature drive along the river course provides an opportunity for game viewing.
Please note activities have not been included and can be arranged at time of booking.
Overnight Chobe River Camp (Safari Tent / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 10 – CHOBE – ZAMBEZI
Distance – 80km / Approximate journey time 1.5hrs
Today after breakast you set off towards the Zambezi Region. The drive will take you through scenic routes that showcase the unique beauty of Namibia, where lush greenery and riverine ecosystems await.
Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife along the way, as you may spot elephants, hippos, and a variety of bird species that inhabit this vibrant region. The journey to Zambezi Region is not just a drive; it’s an immersion into the heart of Namibia’s natural wonders.
Upon arrival, you will find Zambezi Mubala Camp, perfectly situated to explore this remarkable area.
Please note activities have not been included and can be arranged at time of booking.
Overnight Zambezi Mubala Camp (Standard Room / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 11 – ZAMBEZI
The Zambezi River is popular for fishing, birding, boating and photography and today you have the opportunity to spend the day at your leisure at Zambezi Mubala Camp or you can do any of the activities offered by the camp at an additional cost.
Overnight Zambezi Mubala Camp (Standard Room / Bed & Breakfast)
Day 12 – ZAMBEZI – WINDHOEK
Distance – 40km / Approximate journey time 1hrs + flight time 1.5hrs
Depart Zambezi Mubala Camp for the drive to Katima Mulilo, where you will leave your hire car and depart on the flight back to Windhoek.
On arrival into Windhoek, you will be met and transferred to your pre-arranged accommodation in Windhoek for the night.
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Posted on Mollie B16 November 2025Verified A holiday that delivered above all expectations The service in booking and then on holiday was excellent from the beginning to the end. We opted for the 9 day safari which gave us an experience of different conservancies and animals in them, eg: some were dry, others were green, and one was cold at night but cosy because of the water bottles waiting in our beds as we went back to our tents. The Masai guides could not have been more knowledgeable or helpful. The safari was such a great experience that we are considering another soon. We might consider a couple of 3 night camps next time as we were on the move every other day which was tiring. However, What a Wonderful and Memorable time from a company that puts back into local communities and has very happy staff as a result. We did question how this worked but every Masai we discussed this with was enthusiastic about the benefits for all. Keep up the excellent work Gamewatchers!And for anyone reading this, the conservancy model here allowed us to view animals right next to the vans. We were given a real insight as to the differences between the National parks, also visited, and the conservancies.Posted on tinkbee151 November 2025Verified Unforgettable experience Wow where to begin. Firstly, Wayne, our organiser was fantastic at making recommendations and getting everything organised for us in the build up to the trip. We stayed at Mara Camp and Lion Camp in the Maasai Mara conservancies and it was amazing. Firstly, having heavily debated if the conservancies were the right option for visiting the Mara, they were. The ability to off-road and the minimal vehicles are well worth it. Getting to the camp was straight forward and everything was smooth. Mara camp was great, a really intimate camp with a friendly atmosphere. The tents are fantastic with everything you need, and the people are so friendly and attentive. The food was great, and we also made some great friends around the dinner table and in our vehicles. From just the front porch of our tent we saw elephants, giraffes, vervet monkeys, hyrax, malachite king fishers, baboons, and bushbook. The guides , Ben and Joseph were great, and we saw lions on every single drive, often with cubs. Lion camp was larger but it still had a very friendly feel, and our tent over looked the river giving us crocodiles to watch. At night we had hippos wandering right around the tent. Our guides at Lion camp were Dennis and Moses, they were super friendly and we really feel they were dedicated to making our experience great, with a big effort to see my favourite animal, cheetah - we ended up seeing three, including one hunt. We also managed to see leopard at lion camp including an amazing sighting of one in a tree as our very last sighting of the trip. We did 6 nights / 7 days and didn't want to leave, although there was never more than 6 people in any of our vehicles, and in fact there were some drives where we had a vehicle just to ourselves, we still booked one day with a private vehicle. It was well worth the cost, especially if you're in to photography or have a particular animal you want to see. We were able to stay sitting with a cheetah for a few hours and got to see it hunt, something that probably wouldn't have been possible with other people in the car.If you're thinking of doing a safari, and want an experience where you'll feel part of your surroundings, part of a little community, but above all else that gives you intimate sightings of beautiful animals while respected them and their environment, then porini in the mara is what you're after. Thank you to everyone on our trip, Tink (Andrew) and DelfinaPosted on Lisa B29 October 2025Verified A Life-Long Dream, Realized! My husband and I are coming up on a week, since being on Safari and still it is all we can think about! Gamewatchers made everything simpler and so much more enjoyable than it might have been. At a time when, everywhere I turn, people and organizations are vying for attention, Gamewatchers seems to put their collective energy into creating the best possible experience for their clients and then trusting those clients to go out and spread the word. It was incredibly refreshing! And no hidden costs!Because going on Safari had been a life-long dream, I hoped my expectations would not disappoint. They did not. We saw and experienced everything we wanted to in Porini Amboseli, Amboseli National Park and Porinin Mara,,,our choices.The Maasai taught us about the Big Five, the Small Five and the Ugly Five. That said, I went with my own personal five. Four were animals I hoped to see and the fifth was getting to know the Maasai people. I realized all five. Maasai men lead and served us in the camps. In addition, we visited a Maasai village, near Amboseli, where we met Maasai women and children. I can only describe it as joy, pure joy. Traditionally, the women create various arts, mostly beaded jewelry, that they made available to us with absolutely no pressure to purchase. To meet these artists and to learn that the money they receive sends their children to school, gave even more meaning to the pieces I brought home.From the morning wake-up coffee/tea call, to being walked back to our tent each night, there was a connection with these beautiful, strong Maasai men. They were present not only to our needs, but also seemed to have a genuine interest in our lives. Of course, we saw lots of animals, and up close, too. Our guides and trackers took us through the bush and out on the Savannah morning, afternoon and night. At the close of each run, we enjoyed a scrumptious meal. In short, I would take the exact same trip all over again. Gamewatchers and the Maasai people will hold a place in my heart forever…and I can be quite particular.Posted on Martha L22 October 2025Verified Experience of a lifetime, simply outstanding. It was one of those precious holidays of a lifetime, one which you cannot find the words to adequately describe to others, you simply had to be there. We didn’t imagine for one moment that we could get so close to the wildlife, and experience the sights and sounds of everyday life out in the wild. Fascinating symbiosis, animals mating, playing with their young, fighting, feasting on their hunt or scavenging on a carcass, it was in front of our very eyes. To be sat in the truck twenty feet away from a pride of lions roaring was the most incredible sound, to be sat in the truck twenty feet away from a leopard in an iconic Acacia tree was stunning, and sitting round the camp fire with a clear view of the Milky Way was simply beautiful. The knowledge displayed by the drivers, and spotters was second to none. Every day we marvelled at how they were able to recognise something way in the distance, then carefully navigate the way through bushes, over rocks and drive you in a position which wasn’t confrontational to the wildlife to view it. It was clear to see that compassion was paramount in their actions which was something we felt strongly about, and probably the biggest reason for choosing the Gamewatchers/Porini camp model. Our UK safari consultant, Wayne Hammond gave us valuable advice regarding the four camps we stayed at as he's been there himself countless times. The whole experience flowed without excessive travelling in between. The management, camp staff, accommodation and food were a delight, and we adored the Kenyan hospitality and sense of fun. Bush breakfasts, and sundowners were always memorable events, sometimes for the location, and sometimes for the wildlife that chose to wander close by, and we loved sitting around the campfire with other guests chatting about the day’s sightings with a glass of wine (or two). We met so many like minded people on the trip, a choice few who we will definitely stay friends with, and maybe meet again on another safari adventure with Gamewatchers! We hope so....Posted on kirarockie5 October 2025Verified Outstanding company to work with This is the third time I have used Gamewatchers to book our Kenya safari. From the start of booking to the finish of our trip, everything has been superb. Zuhura put together our trip on each occasion and made changes for me when I wanted to add places or amend anything. She was extremely thorough, professional and informative throughout the whole process. Once landing in Kenya we were greeted by a Gamewatchers' representative and all information about our trip was discussed with us again. We took many internal flights and everything was organised to the smallest detail. Our guides met us at the airstrips and you never felt unsure about anything, right up until the time we were dropped back at the airport. I highly recommend Gamewaters Safaris and we definitely use them again on our next trip.Posted on Wombling_Free_75484 October 2025Verified Knowledgeable and professional We had a great experience with Boniface and David. Knowledgeable and professional guides, who were keen to make sure that we had the best trip possible and were happy to help in any way. Arrangements all ran smoothly and we felt well looked after at all times. Thank you,Posted on donna S3 October 2025Verified An awesome experience! I was in awe throughout the safari! To experience these magnificent creatures up close and personally was an amazing experience. I can't stop talking about it!Posted on Simonc2 October 2025Verified Porcini lion camp and Ngenche Camp The most wonderful experience we have ever had. The trip exceeded all our expectations. There was nothing more they could have done at every levelPosted on Jude Y25 September 2025Verified excellent experience We really enjoyed the trip to Masai Mara and Nakuru. We were able to see a lot of animals, the Big Five many many times. We saw the lions in nearly every game drive. When we arrived Nairobi, we worried about the food we were going get in the camps, We were looking for the cup noodles in the supermarkets, but were not able to find any. It turned out, no noodles were needed. The food in the camps were excellent. We booked a private trip. The night before the safari, a staff member from Gamewatchers contacted us in the Nairobi hotel and told us the guide would meet us in the lobby in the morning to start the safari. We met up with the guide in the morning, and the guide took us to the camps and did the all the games drives in the next 10 days. The guide, Paul, is very experienced. We were able to see many scenic places and many animals. In the end, Paul dropped us off in the Nairobi hotel. The arrangement was seamless. The person, Wayne Hammond, in Gamewatchers who booked trip for us is very experienced as well. He was able to tell us exactly what to expect. Gamewatchers is a trusted agent. I definitely will recommend it to anyone/everyone.Posted on Andreas J23 September 2025Verified Another great safari experience This was my 4th time with this company on a safari in Kenya. As always everything worked out perfectly from booking to payment to every transport on time.Another great safari experience.
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Rick McIntyre
Hello, I'm Rick, based in Ontario, Canada, with over 15 years in the travel industry and a passport filled with stamps from over 70 countries. My heart was captured by Africa during my first visit to Kenya, and since then, I've journeyed back repeatedly, exploring the diverse landscapes and wildlife of Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa. Whether you're dreaming of a "once in a lifetime" vacation or you're a seasoned safari traveler, I'm here to assist in planning your perfect African adventure.
You can contact me at rick@gamewatchers.com or give me a call at +1-877-710-3014.

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Rachel Chambers
Hi, I’m Rae, based on the West Coast of Canada, on beautiful Vancouver Island. I’m a passionate traveler who has explored nearly 30 countries, but it was a solo journey to Africa that truly transformed my perspective. From the moment I arrived in Botswana, I felt an undeniable connection to the continent and was inspired to spend more time experiencing its extraordinary wildlife, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultures. My solo travels have since taken me through Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mauritius, South Africa, Uganda, Namibia, and Kenya, where I experienced Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps firsthand. It was during these immersive and unforgettable journeys that my passion for Africa evolved into a clear vision: to join the Gamewatchers team and help others discover the magic of safari. I’d love to connect and plan your wildest dreams!
You can contact me at rae@gamewatchers.com

Julie Roggow
Julie Roggow
Greetings, I'm Julie Roggow, and I come to you with over two decades of immersion in the world of travel. My journey into the heart of safari adventures began as I traversed Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa, capturing the essence of these mesmerizing landscapes through my lens. Among these remarkable destinations, Kenya and the Porini safari camps hold a special place in my heart. Their unique blend of wilderness and conservation resonates deeply with me.
My passion for travel is matched only by my dedication to sharing that passion with others. I'm here to ensure that planning your safari vacation is an enjoyable and seamless experience.
Feel free to reach out to me by email at julie@gamewatchers.com or through our toll-free telephone line at +1-877-710-3014.

Wayne Hammond
Wayne Hammond
Hello, I'm Wayne Hammond, and I'm fortunate to have embarked on over 30 incredible journeys to the enchanting continent of Africa. It's a place that has captured my heart time and time again. My travels have taken me to Kenya, which I've had the pleasure of visiting far more times than I can recall, as well as to Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Rwanda, Uganda, South Africa, and Mozambique. Among my cherished bush haunts, I hold dear the Masai Mara in Kenya, the mesmerizing Mana Pools in Zimbabwe, and the wondrous South Luangwa National Park in Zambia. I'm not just a passionate traveler but also an avid amateur wildlife photographer and an occasional travel writer.
If you're ready to embark on your own African adventure, don't hesitate to reach out to me at wayne@gamewatchers.com or give me a call at +44 7986 978 985.
Andrea Landaeta
Hola, I’m Andrea and my love affair with the captivating world of safaris began during my teenage years when I embarked on my very first safari in Kenya. There, amidst the awe-inspiring wildlife and expansive plains, I found my true passion. Over the years, Kenya has called me back time and time again, leading me to explore its myriad camps, conservancies, and renowned parks. More recently, I've had the privilege of staying at all the Porini Camps, where the spotlight shines on wildlife conservation—a cause close to my heart as I traverse the globe. While Kenya holds a special place in my wanderlust-filled heart, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda have also woven their magic into my soul. If you're eager to embark on your own safari adventure or share your passion for conservation, please feel free to contact me at andrea@saririterra.com
Let's connect and embark on a journey through Africa's wild wonders together.
Pranay Chandra
Hello, I’m Pranay Chandra, a veteran of the Indian Armed Forces whose profound passion for nature and wildlife led me to the world of wildlife photography. My lens has captured the essence of the wild, earning recognition in esteemed competitions like the Sanctuary Asia annual wildlife awards and the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards. Beyond photography, I’ve dedicated myself to conservation efforts, collaborating with Ecological Task Forces and supporting WWF India’s training initiatives in tiger reserves. In the realm of education, I’ve partnered with CEC, New Delhi, to create informative video programs on Human-Wildlife Conflicts. I’ve ventured to Kenya, embracing the splendours of Africa while staying at Porini camps and other renowned lodges.
You can connect with me via email at pranay@gamewatchers.com or by phone at +91 801 788 5256
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Hola, I’m Andrea and my love affair with the captivating world of safaris began during my teenage years when I embarked on my very first safari in Kenya. There, amidst the awe-inspiring wildlife and expansive plains, I found my true passion. Over the years, Kenya has called me back time and time again, leading me to explore its myriad camps, conservancies, and renowned parks. More recently, I’ve had the privilege of staying at all the Porini Camps, where the spotlight shines on wildlife conservation—a cause close to my heart as I traverse the globe. While Kenya holds a special place in my wanderlust-filled heart, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda have also woven their magic into my soul. If you’re eager to embark on your own safari adventure or share your passion for conservation, please feel free to contact me at andrea@saririterra.com
Let’s connect and embark on a journey through Africa’s wild wonders together.
Andrea Landaeta

Hello, I’m Pranay Chandra, a veteran of the Indian Armed Forces whose profound passion for nature and wildlife led me to the world of wildlife photography. My lens has captured the essence of the wild, earning recognition in esteemed competitions like the Sanctuary Asia annual wildlife awards and the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards. Beyond photography, I’ve dedicated myself to conservation efforts, collaborating with Ecological Task Forces and supporting WWF India’s training initiatives in tiger reserves. In the realm of education, I’ve partnered with CEC, New Delhi, to create informative video programs on Human-Wildlife Conflicts. I’ve ventured to Kenya, embracing the splendors of Africa while staying at Porini camps and other renowned lodges. I’m based in Bangalore, India, and you can connect with me via email at pranay@gamewatchers.com or reach me by phone at +91 801 788 5256, including WhatsApp. Let’s embark on a journey to celebrate the beauty and conservation of our natural world together.
Pranay Chandra

Hello, I’m Kristy, your Australian-based Safari Advisor with Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps. My background in ecology and conservation management, combined with a deep passion for nature and the great outdoors, led me to Kenya where I instantly fell in love with its spectacular wildlife and warm-hearted people. Having spent significant time at our Porini Camps and explored other camps we offer, I bring intricate knowledge to help craft your ultimate wildlife safari adventure. Whether you’re seeking the thrill of the savannah or the serenity of the wilderness, I’m here to make your safari dreams a reality.
Feel free to reach out to me on the Gold Coast, Australia, at kristy@gamewatchers.com or call +61 419 175 672
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