NasPhoto Safaris is dedicated to bringing you the highest quality wildlife experiences.

    We adhere to a code of conduct for sustainable and ethical viewing, photography and filmmaking.

    You can trust our countless hours of experience and knowledge to bring you the most comprehensive and productive tours available today.

    We are committed to using methods and techniques that ensure the complete safety of our customers and our activities do not disturb or impact the ecology and behavior of wildlife.

    We maintain low impact and fully sustainable viewing techniques only in areas that are capable of supporting such activity.

    NasPhoto Safaris adheres to a “Best Practices ” code of conduct established in consultation with industry, government agencies and wildlife biologists.

 

We actively work alongside conservation groups, scientists, government officials and the general public to come up with solutions that will allow us to live in better harmony with these magnificent creatures.

We are Specialists at viewing and photographing Nature and Wildlife
Our particular specialty is getting our customers as close as possible to Tanzania's wildlife without disturbing their habits. We do this through our knowledge of the best locations, timing and viewing techniques, and through an intimate understanding of animal behaviour. We provide the highest level of professional service by maintaining small group sizes (max. 12per group and usually just 6 or 8 customers per guide), personalized instruction and attention to detail. We use vehicles suitable for photographing wildlife in a safe, controlled manner.
 

Quality Photographs
NasPhoto Safaris consistently produces the highest quality results

 
The key to our success is versatility and adaptability. We are not restricted to any particular area or operational zone. Our company is structured so that we can adapt to the changing habits of the animals we seek. This is particularly important in this era of changing climate and global warming. As the timing of annual cycles adapts to the changing seasons, we too are able to adapt and change our itineraries and techniques. We have a database of wildlife biologists, and wildlife officials, park wardens and our guides who all help to keep NasPhoto Safaris up to date and informed.

    Our Workshop Leaders are proven industry leaders. David Hemmings, Rob Palmer, Shem Compion, Greg Du Toit, Andre Cloette, Dee Ann, Ray Barlow, Tom Whetten, Jim Zuckerman, Jim Caldwell, Stu Porter and Brendon Cremer are some of the world’s top professional photographers in bird and nature photography.
    We bring VALUE to our workshops.
    On some workshop destinations, we have 2 workshop leaders for more personalized attention – groups can be split into two separate destinations within a workshop and have personalized instruction and guidance.
    Our workshops have limited participants, usually small groups to ensure a more intimate photographic experience as well as being more conducive to learning.
    Our customer service has been the key to our success! We bring out the best in our clients and aim to exceed your expectations. We will always place our camera aside to ensure you capture the cover shot!
    We are local guides with years of experience in our home areas.
    We have more experience. We have been to almost all of the places we will take you. We know where to get the best possible images and can show you how to achieve them.
    We are environmentally and socially aware. When we visit communities we give something back to these places and the people who live there. We also offer guests the opportunity to interact with locals, learn their cultures, eat their food, sing and dance with them and even teach at one of the school we built.

Sustainable Tourism: We are committed to making a low impact on the environment and supporting local culture. Our adventures employ local people and use local suppliers whenever possible. This enables the money we spend to stay in the local communities of people you meet along the way. We encourage learning and respecting local cultural beliefs and traditions. Respecting the land and sites of where we visit and leaving it as it was or helping to improve it during your stays.