The home to the largest brown bears in the world, epic views and phenomenal wildlife experiences.

Home to North America's tallest mountain and the most exclusive, remote property Will offers; Sheldon Chalet.

Kibale National Park in western Uganda is celebrated for its rich primate diversity, notably housing one of the largest populations of chimpanzees. The park’s lush tropical forests provide a haven for 13 primate species, offering exceptional trekking opportunities.

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in southwestern Uganda is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, renowned for its ancient rainforest and as a sanctuary for nearly half of the world’s mountain gorilla population.

Damaraland is rugged, remote, and totally off the grid. Here, desert-adapted elephants walk ancient riverbeds, rock formations rise out of the dust, and silence stretches for miles. It’s wild Namibia at its best - raw, beautiful, and rich in stories carved into stone.

Where dunes meet the Atlantic, Skeleton Coast & Kunene is Namibia at its wildest. Bleached shipwrecks, fog-shrouded beaches, and desert-adapted lions make this one of the most remote safari destinations on the continent — haunting, exhilarating, and almost entirely untouched.

Renowned for its towering red sand dunes and striking salt pans, this iconic destination offers visitors the chance to explore surreal landscapes, including Deadvlei’s ancient camelthorn trees set against white clay pans and vibrant dunes.

Lower Zambezi is where the river does the talking. Elephants wade through blue channels, leopards move in and out of the forest edge, and every bend in the river reveals something wild. It is quiet, vast, and as immersive as safari gets.

South Luangwa is Zambia’s wild heart. Low visitor numbers, exceptional guiding, and the best chance in Africa to see leopards make it one of the continent’s last truly wild safari experiences. It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s everything a safari should feel like.

The best place in the world to trek with mountain gorillas, arguably the most exciting experience in this magical continent.

Located in northern Kenya’s Mathews Range, spans approximately 850,000 acres. Established in partnership with the local Samburu community, it offers sanctuary to diverse wildlife and supports sustainable tourism through Sarara’s eco-lodges. The conservancy is renowned for its community-driven conservation efforts.

A real hidden gem in Tanzania’s northern circuit, Tarangire captivates with its iconic baobab trees and vast elephant herds. Its diverse landscapes and rich wildlife offer an intimate safari experience away from the bustling crowds.

Mahale Mountains National Park, nestled on Lake Tanganyika’s eastern shores and only accessible by boat is a remote sanctuary renowned for its thriving chimpanzee population.

Nestled adjacent to Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, offers one of East Africa’s most exclusive safari experiences. This private reserve provides front-row seats to the Great Migration and epic wildlife encounters, with just a handful of properties in this vast wilderness.

Ruaha National Park is Tanzania’s largest, yet it remains one of the country’s best-kept secrets. Its vast landscapes of baobab forests and open plains are home to diverse wildlife, including huge populations of elephants and the elusive yet captivating wild dog.

Ngorongoro Crater is a place that stays with you. A vast, natural amphitheater teeming with wildlife, with one of the most dramatic beginnings to any game drive in Africa as you drop down in to the crater.

Lewa is where safari meets legacy. Known for its rhinos, sweeping views of Mt. Kenya and meaningful conservation work, this is a place that blends wildlife, community and luxury with ease.

Solio is a sanctuary in every sense. Tucked between Mount Kenya and the Aberdares, it is one of the best places in Africa to photograph both black and white rhinos.

The Chyulu Hills are where sky meets story. With views of Kilimanjaro, lava fields underfoot and a horizon that never seems to end, this is a land of quiet drama. Come here to breathe, slow down and feel the space around you.

This is where conservation gets personal. Home to the last two northern white rhinos on Earth, it is a place that blends big five game viewing with big-picture purpose. Wildlife is abundant, but the impact of your visit runs even deeper.

Borana is where conservation and luxury meet the wild. Perched on the Laikipia Plateau with views of Mount Kenya, it’s a haven for rhinos, elephants and adventurers. Intimate, intentional and full of purpose, this is Will’s favourite place in Kenya.

The Maasai Mara needs no introduction. Big skies, big cats and the biggest migration on Earth. Whether you are here for the drama, the landscapes or the sheer volume of wildlife, the Mara delivers every time.

Nowhere makes you feel small like the Serengeti. Endless plains, huge numbers of wildebeest wondering the plains and big cats around every corner.

Whether it’s the super tusker elephants, the iconic Mt. Kilimanjaro backdrop or huge herds of elephants walking across the lake bed, there is something about Amboseli that draws Will back every year.