We spoke to Patrick Gatamu, TRP manager, to learn more about the work of the project and how they goals have shifted during the drought.

the safari series has been investing our profits into Timau River Project for over a year as a part of our ‘Give A CCR:AP’ framework. By 2050, The Safari Series aims to give away 100% of our profits.

It's hard to choose which photos to highlight here... That's how many amazing wildlife sightings we have had over the last three months!

The dry weather has by no means dented the wildlife populations in Lolldaiga Hills, and lions, cheetahs and leopards are making the most of the plains animals being concentrated around the remaining watering holes. 

We asked camp owner, Ed Hough, to choose his Top Six sightings from the last three months:..

We have been delighted to spot wild dogs again on Lolldaiga Hills after a five year disappearance. The pack, which is known as the Phoenix Pack (because of how they have risen from the ashes of a Canine Distemper; a disease that nearly wiped out Kenya's whole population) is now at least 13 strong.

An epic battle of the bush raged in Lolldaiga and lions fought leopard for a newly killed impala. Who do you think won?

You have booked your stay at The Safari Series and can’t wait for the adventure to start! Ed and Moon have suggested doing a fly camp - it sounds kind of fun, but you feel a little nervous of spending the night out in the middle of the conservancy… Sound familiar?! Well, read on for some more information to put your mind at rest that a night under the stars is the best decision you can make!