Kenya wildlife photo safari

Kenya wildlife photo safari are tailor made to the tune of the wildlife photographers taste giving them the best Africa photography safari experience. A  photography safari just like a wildlife safari is made by the safari guide and Wildportraits Safaris safari guides are experts in wildlife photography guiding.  Anticipating animal behaviour and placing you for the best shots without compromising you or the wildlife and respecting nature at the same time.

Camps and lodges on the Kenya wildlife photo safari are carefully selected by our travel consultants. They make sure they are strategically located for ease of doing game drives giving you maximum time in the field. Some of the lodges will have hides where you get excellent shots on your Africa photo safari. Lentorre lodge at Shompole is one of the best photography safari destination lodges for nocturnal hide photography.

They have both a bird hide and a mammal hide photography.  Other places that offer hide photography are Saruni camps and at the Ol pejeta conservancy in Nanyuki.

Kenya’s diversity gives a wildlife photographer many options to choose from on a Kenya wildlife photo safari. The Semi arid north, where we have the Samburu National reserve ecosystem offers amazing photography set ups do to the hilly back drops, doum palms and acacia elatior. Photograph the elephants as they cross the Ewaso Ny’iro, click at the endangered Grevy’s Zebra as they roll in the soil or as the stallions fight. Get the fish eagles hunt at the lake Naivasha or get the hippo yawn from a low angle on the boat.

If you love the big cats Masai Mara is the ultimate big cat photography  destination. Get the big cats hunt or the ever playful lion cubs and in time you can get the great wildebeest migration. The open savanna makes Masai Mara an ideal wildlife photography safari destination.

Amboseli National Park is also one of the best Africa photo safari destinations. The combination of dust and light makes it a must do Kenya wildlife photo safari. The evenings and mornings are the most ideal times and this is also the time the elephants are moving to and from the swamps. Mount Kilimanjaro also puts an icing in the frame on clear days.

Engage our safari specialist for a  private Kenya wildlife photo safari through [email protected] or [email protected] or leave us a message on our booking form  and we will revert back to you asap.