MIGRATION - Maasai Mara 2016

M I G R AT I O N
M A A S A I M A R A 2 0 1 6

Imagine seeing one wildebeest in the long grass...

then seeing it join a group of ten others.

Then that small herd joins with a hundred more, merging to
thousand. And then you see none, they have become a mas
creature, a gathering greater than the mind can grasp.

ecome a thousand, ten thousand, one hundred
s, a shape that fills the horizon, more a colour than a

Alissa Everet
*safari is the swahili word for journey

t and Peter Holmes à Court
invite you on safari*

To an incredible place...

at an incredible time of the year.

To be awestruck by one of the last vestiges of raw natu

e...

Half a million acres of it in all its glory.
We come to observe its beauty, and the daily
struggles for survival.

Which, when you can kick this well, means you live to t

ot another day.

We come to be immersed in nature, to adventure, to
consider, to start a conversation.
About adventure. About conservation. About our role in
preserving, documenting and enhancing it.

Above all else, we come to witness, to photograph
and to remember.

There is no substitute for being there.

You are invited to join a small group of friends, an
experienced crew and the best guides in the business
to visit this natural wonder and spend time with the
Maasai people in their lands.

In October, we will be moving across the Maasai Mara
during a peak period of the wildebeest migration.

When the herds move, we follow – camping under
canvas, waking early, and knowing when the day is
through, our camp will be nearby.

We are proud to partner with Royal African Safaris, a
legendary safari company with more than 30 years
experience, and excited once again to dive into the
Maasai Mara, first in a luxury tented camp and then in
the beautiful Lentorre Lodge.
It may not be the cheapest way to do it, but we believe
it is certainly the best.

Join Alissa, conflict zone
photographer, humanitarian,
adventurer and Royal
African Safari Photographic
Fellow 2016;
Peter, writer, thinker, and
very good at sitting on top
of Land Rovers knowing to
whom to give the
binoculars;

Royal African Safaris CEO
Peter Silvester, wilderness
strategist and maverick
thinker;
and good friends.
For a detailed itinerary, pricing,
and a hundred other helpful
details, please contact Petrina
Bestor of Royal African Safaris.
petrina@royalafrican.com
+1-877-337-4176 or
+1-416-915-4145
For images sales, please contact
collections@alissaeverett.com

You are invited to join us...
we won’t be missing it.
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