Water shaped every part of this six-night Botswana safari, from the abundance of the Okavango Delta to the raw, heat-driven landscape of the Mababe Depression. At Qorokwe and Mokete, I experienced two very different expressions of the same ecosystem, and a glimpse of what next year's dry conditions could mean for wildlife.

After nine migration seasons in the Maasai Mara, I find myself increasingly convinced that we have become too obsessed with the river crossings. This is a love letter to the wildebeest themselves, and to the extraordinary experience of standing amongst herds so vast they seem to swallow the landscape.

Gorongosa National Park is more than a remarkable conservation success story. After decades in the safari industry, I found myself questioning what safari has become, and discovering in Gorongosa a reminder of what it can still be: wild, uncertain, immersive and deeply meaningful.

Travel isn’t always easy, and the more meaningful it becomes, the less easy it often is. This journey into the Himalaya wasn’t about ticking off destinations, but about how we moved through them as a family. Slowing down, going deeper, and allowing each place (and its people) to shape the experience in ways that stay with you long after you leave.

For three months, our family has been living in the wild hills of Jawai, where children grow up barefoot, surrounded by stories, community, and curiosity. This is a reflection on family, travel, and why the greatest classroom might just be the world itself.

Seven weeks in SUJÁN Jawai offered a powerful reminder of what long-term conservation can achieve. From leopard dens to returning Nilgai, this season revealed an extraordinary landscape in recovery.

Explore the challenges facing the Great Migration in the Maasai Mara, from overtourism and social media hype to conservation solutions. Learn how we can protect this iconic wildlife spectacle.

Why we wake early, brave the cold, and return to the wilderness — again and again.

Embark on a journey of growth, exploration, and wildlife adventures as Adam reflects on 2024 and shares exciting plans for 2025.

It’s incredible to think that 12 years have passed since I first helped establish Jawai, leading the field team to understand the leopard

On October 1st, I had the privilege of joining my family on the very first day of the central zones' opening- the start of Tiger Season

After nearly 18 years of working for others, we have made the decision to become captains of our own ship.