Our Managing Director, Louise, was born and bred in Botswana and lucky enough to call this wilderness her playground growing up. She has been exploring it ever since. During her travel career she has worked in lodges, air charter and with tour operators giving her experience of every aspect of this industry. Passionate about Africa, Louise has travelled extensively throughout the region including Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Mozambique and South Africa – and so quite well placed to answer the question, why chose Botswana?!

Dany has worked within the safari and travel and tourism industry for over 20 years. Originally from the UK, Dany has called Maun her home since 1998. With extensive experience in the industry, from camp management to organising specialist tours – Dany knows the Okavango Delta and indeed all of Botswana extremely well. A keen horsewoman, Dany is a true specialist in the niche area of riding safaris, in Botswana and beyond. Her wanderlust has taken her right across the globe, usually on horseback. Dany is our riding and self-drive specialist.

Anna grew up in Tanzania where her love for nature and safari was born. Passionate about conservation, Anna began her career as a Marine Biologist on Mafia Island, Tanzania, before completing a masters in Zoology and heading inland for the world of safari tourism. She brings a wealth of experience with over 15 years in tourism beginning with camp management and moving into operations and sales. Her career has taken her from Tanzania to Kenya, Madagascar and Sweden before settling in Maun, Botswana. With extensive experience in both East and Southern African safaris she is well paced to offer expert advice to those wondering how Botswana might compare to other safari destinations. Anna makes regular trips into the Okavango and across Northern Botswana to keep up to date with the latest camp developments.

James is our specialist guide, hosting expert led small group photographic safaris. He is a multiple award-winning wildlife photographer, videographer and writer based in Maun.

His work has appeared in many prestigious publications including BBC Wildlife, Africa Geographic, Geographical, The Telegraph and The Times, among others. His images have also featured in a range of other publications from glossy coffee table books to guide-books and have been exhibited in the Smithsonian Museum in New York, Somerset House in London, the California Academy of Science in San Francisco and the Iziko South African Museum in Johannesburg. He is the author of two books, most recently – Savute, Botswana’s Wildlife Kingdom –  the product of two years field work.

Passionate about conservation, James believes photography is a powerful conservational tool and the perfect medium to showcase the complex issue of Africa’s diminishing wildlife and he regularly works with local research and community projects.

He brings a wealth of experience to his tours.