From an early age, my family and I spent an annual vacation in the Kruger National Park of South Africa where my passion for wildlife was fuelled and developed. I was fascinated by the intricacies and wonders of nature and my thirst for knowledge and understanding resulted in the acquisition of a considerable library of related literature (field guides and scientific journals) and a dedication to self-study that continues to this day.

Guiding experience and background

My career as a field guide started in 1993, when I began working as a junior guide in Pilanesberg National Park, South Africa. Here, over a period of three years, I gained extensive experience in trail guiding with dangerous game and became involved with the training of new guides.

I have enjoyed living in the South African bush for the last 15 years. I now work as a Private Guide, leading safaris throughout the region.

Guiding experience and background

I started my career in the Pilanesberg National Park, where I developed and honed my skills while working in a truly unique landscape.

Right from the start I found a love for walking trails as I had many exciting encounters with large game, especially black rhino. During my time here I also assisted in the capturing, re-location and monitoring of lions with predator research teams, which is where my real passion for big game originated.

Clinton was born and raised in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. From a very young age, he has had a passion for wildlife and the environment and having grown up in a tourism-based town (Victoria Falls), has a particularly strong talent and passion for hosting guests on safari.

Guiding experience and background

Clinton started his guiding career in Zimbabwe in 1992. The guiding courses in Zimbabwe are amongst the toughest in Africa – taking 4 years to qualify.

Marius was born in 1972 and raised in the Lowveld where he developed an interest in all things natural.

Guiding experience and background

This curiosity culminated in a career which started in 1992 and even though he spent the majority of his time operating in and around the Kruger National Park, it has taken him across Southern and East Africa including countries such as Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Angola, Zambia, Mozambique, Tanzania and Uganda.