Bushtracks Blog

In June 2017 children’s book author Lori Stewart took her first trip to Africa on a Bushtracks safari spanning the Ngorongoro Crater, the Serengeti, and Uganda…

The Great Migration, though commonly referred to as an annual event with its peak in September, is actually a year-round trek of zebra and wildebeest traveling across Tanzania and Kenya…

Tour leader Carol Guy recently returned from accompanying Bushtracks’ Congo Basin Discovery, exploring remote and pristine national parks in the Republic of the Congo and the Central African Republic…

August is simply one of our favorite times to safari. The month heralds the end of our dry winter season and offers world-class game viewing and lovely weather…

Lions, Tigers & Tradewinds will embark November 3-23, 2024, with an updated itinerary and even more excitement and adventure…

Bushtracks specialist guide and guest blogger, David Bristow, shares his tips on setting up your digital camera to take stunning photos of African wildlife on your photo safari…

I’m more than certain that getting two young children through a 15-and-a-half-hour flight to Africa is nothing short of a hellacious experience…

India’s Ranthambore National Park, home to the elusive and endangered Bengal tiger, is just one of the amazing destinations on our Lions, Tigers & Tradewinds by Private Jet…

It is always exciting when one of our colleagues returns from Africa and to hear “Safari Stories from One of Our Own”…

The Masai Mara National Reserve borders Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, creating one contiguous ecosystem of riverine forests and expansive savanna…