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Cheetah on the run

Why is the Masai Mara the Jewel of Africa?

Freeman Safaris photo vehicle

Gorilla Safaris

Extend your safari and go tracking the fabulous mountain gorilla in the spectacular Virunga Volcanoes area of Rwanda. Stay in a luxury lodge with views of the volcanoes and lakes. Come and join us for this once-in-a-lifetime experience!

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Freeman Safaris gorilla safaris

Wildlife Photographic Course

Exciting news!  I have found the perfect partner for this project with John Devries of Ophrys Photography. John is a superb photographer and teacher and will provide all the help in digital shooting and processing to make you a far better wildlife photographer. Read all the details here and book soon!

My Landrovers are all laid out for the best safari viewing. We now have a new vehicle intended for pro or keen amateur photographers. It is dedicated to the photographer’s needs and provides a photo platform previously impossible to achieve in any other safari vehicle.

Cheetah on mound, Masai Mara
Young cheetah in evening light, Masai Mara
Lions on the plains, Masai Mara

Welcome to the Freeman Safaris website. My Kenya Safaris for wildlife viewing and photography are designed to satisfy the desire to see the prolific game of the Kenyan plains, the wonders of the Masai Mara migration and the big cats. Using our own camps in the heart of the parks we spend full days following the activity from the moment we leave camp at first light.

 

Wildlife enthusiasts and photographers alike will appreciate our dedication to providing the best viewing experience possible. A common complaint of those who have been on ‘ordinary’ safaris is that much of the time is spent in camp and too little time is spent staying with the game and allowing situations to develop.  We spend up to ten hours with the game each day. This gives us the opportunity to see a large number of species and to follow the unfolding story of wildlife on the plains as it happens.

 

I run a fleet of Landrover Defenders, the ideal vehicle for crossing river beds and negotiating the terrain in complete safety. The vehicles have been optimised to provide the best facilities for viewing and photographing the game. We have also added a special photo vehicle for the dedicated wildlife photographer.

 

My camps provide great comfort and excellent food and are situated well into the parks giving a real feeling of the safaris of old whilst providing modern conveniences.

 

From this year I have added an exciting new extension to my safaris to see the mountain gorillas of Rwanda using a carefully selected partner, operating to the same high standards as all my other safaris.

 

I have designed the website to give a comprehensive understanding of how my safaris are organised, together with testimonials, photo and video galleries from clients and a host of useful information. You will also see Availabilities and  Booking pages with full pricing and outline itinerary information.

 

Please read through the site and feel free to contact me if you have any queries.

 

Come and join me on safari for an incredible wildlife experience that you will never forget!

Site last updated 8th February 2010

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