
TOUR DATES
January 10 - 22, 2024

EXPERIENCE
Wildlife

GROUP SIZE
MAX 8
EXPEDITION OVERVIEW
This photography tour is aimed at exploring and photographing the hidden gems of Western and Northern Tanzania - Serengeti’s great migration; the remote Ruaha National Park and the chimpanzees of Mahale Mountains. During this trip, the professional guides and crew will do their best to keep you away from crowds so you are able to experience the African Bush all to yourself.
This tour is designed for those who want to experience Tanzanian wildlife at a slow pace maximizing the comfort level amongst the wilderness. We co-created this route in partnership with the renowned photographer Susan Seubert giving attention to all the aspects of your journey - starting from the selection of the parks and ending with the selection of accommodation. The combination of camps and lodges in this itinerary is not accidental but carefully thought over to give you the best possible experience of the African wilderness providing you with the immense photographic possibilities.
Susan Seubert your Tour Leader:
Award-winning travel and editorial photographer, has photographed more than 30 feature stories for National Geographic Traveler. Her subjects range from Canada to the Caribbean and Texas to Thailand and beyond. Susan’s work has been recognized by Columbia University’s Alfred Eisenstadt Award and most recently by the North American Travel Journalists Association for excellence in photography. She lectures regularly about her work at such institutions as Harvard University and the Portland Art Museum. Based in Portland, Oregon, and Maui, Hawaii, Susan travels throughout the world shooting a variety of subjects and capturing a sense of place through her wide-ranging imagery. Susan’s in-depth knowledge of digital technologies and her multimedia skills keep her at the cutting edge of visual storytelling. Born and raised in Indiana, she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts from the Pacific Northwest College of Art and hasn’t set down her camera since.