Suggestions for photographic in Africa
Below is a list of lodges we would recommend specifically for photographic in Africa.
You may read more about each lodge by clicking on the lodge name. We suggest you take a closer
look, and then if you like what you see you can add the lodge to your list of favourites, and go
from there...
30 lodges found for photographic in Africa
Standing high above a watering hole for game, Meno a Kwena is a good spot for keen photographers with long lenses to take unobtrusive pictures of busy wildlife scenes. As an excellent example, see Dave Lawrence's beautiful photography gallery from a trip that he made with Expert Africa in late 2006. - View lodge details
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The game vehicles used by Lagoon Camp are open-roofed as well as open-sided which makes them particularly suited to wildlife photography. - View lodge details
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With keen guides who really work hard for game sightings, Lebala's a very good camp for photographers. As an excellent example, see Dave Lawrence's beautiful photography galley from a trip that he made with Expert Africa in late 2006. - View lodge details
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The Jao Flats are one of the most picturesque areas of the Okavango Delta: here you'll find picture-postcard scenery of endless smooth green floodplains, dotted with photogenic little islands sprouting feathery date palms. So for pictures of the Okavango at its best – combined with some stunning wildlife, and a stylish camp – camps don't come much better than Jao. - View lodge details
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Little Kwara uses unroofed open-sided vehicles, ideal for photography. In addition the boat trip to the fantastic heronry at Gcodikwe offers great opportunities for some close-up shots of all kinds of storks, herons and other bird species. If you're lucky you may get shots of sacred ibis flying in formation across the background of a fiery setting sun. - View lodge details
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As with most of the Okavango's camps, Shinde offers the keen photographer endless material on wildlife, big and small. For a stunning example of what's possible, see Dave Lawrence's beautiful photography gallery from a trip that he made with Expert Africa in late 2006. - View lodge details
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If you want excellent, close-up shots of the big cats – especially cheetah and leopard – then Okonjima Main Camp ought to be high on your list. Obviously some of the cats are semi-habituated and not truly wild, but you’ll often be able to get very close to them. - View lodge details
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For close-up shots of the big cats – especially leopard and cheetah – Okonjima Main Camp should be high on your list. Given that the camp's activities work on a two-day cycle, allow yourself at least two days here to maximise your chances of good photographs. - View lodge details
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For great, close-up shots of the big cats – especially leopard and cheetah – then Okonjima ought to be high on your list. - View lodge details
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Returning lodges featured by Expert Africa
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