Northern Kenya - The Ultimate Photo Tour.

We continue deeper into Kenya's remote northern territories, where we'll document the daily lives and rich cultural heritage of four distinct tribal communities. We'll visit the resilient Turkana people along the shores of Lake Turkana, the world's largest permanent desert lake, photographing their traditional fishing practices, intricate beadwork, and distinctive ceremonial adornments passed down through generations. In the sacred heartland around Mount Ngiro, we'll photograph the Samburu people in their ancestral territory, documenting their pastoral traditions and the deep spiritual connection to the landscape they believe to be their origin point.

We'll spend time with the El Molo, Kenya's smallest tribe - and at risk of cultural extinction - capturing their unique fishing culture and ancient traditions that have sustained them for centuries beside the jade-coloured waters. The journey takes us through the hauntingly beautiful Chalbi Desert to meet the proud Rendile people, where we'll document their fascinating camel-based pastoral culture and photograph the traditional singing wells where both wildlife and domestic animals gather to drink in harmonious coexistence. Throughout this remote and rarely visited region, we'll capture the striking landscapes of sacred Mount Ngiro and Mount Kulal dramatically overlooking the vast expanse of Lake Turkana, their ancient volcanic peaks creating stunning silhouettes at dawn and dusk.

Our expedition culminates in Samburu National Reserve, where we'll focus on wildlife photography of various species that are unique to northern Kenya - the distinctively patterned Reticulated Giraffe, the endangered Grevy's Zebra with its narrow stripes, the hardy Beisa Oryx, and the magnificent blue-necked Somali Ostrich. Carefully timed morning and afternoon game drives maximise opportunities for capturing elusive predators like leopards, lions, and cheetahs in optimal light conditions.