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People often ask me if I get bored of safaris. Frankly, I don’t think I ever will. Because no two game drives are ever the same - and marvelous surprises expect at every turn. Let’s rewind to the last day of 2025, which Gabi, Satya and I sent off at a mobile camp deep in the heart of South Serengeti...

Our recent trip to Tanzania marked exactly seven years since my first safari (how life has changed since!). Through all these years and countless game drives, I have been blessed with incredible sightings of animals old and young, big and small, timid and brazen. But I had one dream that was yet to come true - spotting a baby leopard…

Seven years ago, when I first saw Ngorongoro, I could not believe my eyes. “Is this what the Garden of Eden would be like?”, I wondered. And it’s hard not to come to this conclusion. Beyond the spectacular views, the Ngorongoro crater is just full of animals, all peacefully grazing and somehow just as peacefully coexisting.

A pride of lions came inside our camp in Central Serengeti. One of them came very close to me, but I felt little fear. The pride continued to hunt around camp all night, but they did not manage to catch any prey, so they moved along.