African Photographic Safaris
Escorted by Professional Photographer Paul Renner

African Photo Safaris In 2013
| Tanzania and Kenya – 17 Days – Birthing Season for the Great Migration | Feb. 1-17, 2013 | Itinerary and Pricing |
| Botswana and Zambia – 15 Days | May 10 – 22, 2013 | Itinerary and Pricing coming soon |
| Tanzania and Kenya -18 -Days – Season for Great Migration Crossings at the Mara River | July 18 – Aug.4, 2013 | Itinerary and Pricing |
| Tanzania and Kenya -17 -Days – Season for Great Migration Crossings at the Mara River |
Aug. 27 – Sept. 12, 2013 | Itinerary and Pricing |
| Rwanda Mountain Gorilla Trek | Sept. 12 – 17, 2013 | Itinerary and Pricing coming soon |
African Photo Safaris In 2012
We have only four spaces available at 2012 prices and they are on the August 27-September 12, 2012 safari. If you can, we would love to have you join us.
| Tanzania and Kenya – 17 Days - Birthing Season for the Great Migration | Jan. 28 – Feb.13, 2012 | Itinerary and Pricing |
| Botswana and Zambia - 16 Days (Sold Out) | May 10 – 22, 2012 | Itinerary and Pricing |
| Tanzania and Kenya -18 -Days - Season for Great Migration Crossings at the Mara River (Sold Out) | July 18 – Aug.4, 2012 | Itinerary and Pricing |
| Tanzania and Kenya -17 -Days - Season for Great Migration Crossings at the Mara River (4 spaces available**) | Aug. 27 – Sept. 12, 2012 | Itinerary and Pricing |
| Rwanda Mountain Gorilla Trek (Sold Out) | Sept. 12 – 17, 2012 | Itinerary and Pricing |
**We have a very nice single woman looking for a female roommate to share a room with to save the cost of the single supplement. This safari itinerary is designed for visiting the great migration during the season of the Mara River crossings. A river crossing is one of nature’s most exciting spectacles.
On our safaris you will stay in first class luxury lodges or permanent tented camps. In Kenya and Tanzania we have a maximum of only three passengers per nine passenger 4×4 Land Cruiser safari vehicle. This allows plenty of space for you and your equipment during game drives and also the advantage of being able to watch and/or photograph the animals until you are satisfied.
Why Go on Safari with Paul Renner?
Useful Information for Travel in Tanzania and Kenya
