Photography Tours
A Photo Adventure of East Africa’s Wildlife
Join wildlife photographer Shawn Carey on an adventure into the heart of Tanzania!
Dates
January 23 to February 5, 2028 (14 days)
Price
$9850 per person
Guests
Limited to five participants
East Africa evokes images of vast grasslands teeming with exotic animals. Enormous herds of wildebeests, zebras, antelopes, and gazelles graze under the watchful eyes of Africa’s great predators. It is nature at its most wild. In a region abundant with wildlife, perhaps no country is as celebrated as Tanzania. Home to the world famous Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Park, Tanzania is a nature enthusiast’s paradise.
For this photo safari, join wildlife photographer Shawn Carey on an adventure into the heart of Tanzania. We’ll take our safari vehicles into the country’s spectacular national parks in search of the “Big Five”—African Elephant, Black Rhino, Cape Buffalo, Lion, and Leopard—in all their glory.
Along the way, we’ll search for and photograph Cheetahs, Giraffes, Black-backed Jackals, and Hippos.
And we’ll encounter a panoply of Tanzania’s wonderful and amazing birds, including the Greater Flamingo, Lilac-breasted Roller, Little Bee-eater, and Grey-crowned Crane—the country’s national bird.
If you’ve ever dreamed of visiting East Africa and its incredible wildlife this is as they say, “A trip of a lifetime”. Limited to five participants and with expert local driver guides this is a photographic journey you’ll never forget.
If you’re interested in this photo safari, I would encourage you to read my five-part blog post on my web site especially if you have not traveled to Tanzania. (Link to each post below.) This will give you more information on what to expect at each location and will likely answer many questions you may have.
Tanzania Photo Safari Inquiry
If you have any questions. would like more details, or are ready to register for the trip, please contact Shawn Carey using the form below. Thank you!
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