Eagle Eye Safaris

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Tour packages: 5 tours
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Main focus: Budget
Established: 2016
Headquarters: South Africa
Languages:
Afrikaans, English
Offers tours in
Botswana Botswana
Kenya Kenya
Madagascar Madagascar
Namibia Namibia
Rwanda Rwanda
South Africa South Africa
Tanzania Tanzania
Uganda Uganda
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About Eagle Eye Safaris

Eagle Eye Safaris trips are designed to watch and photograph wildlife in the most fascinating corners of the planet. Ernest and Karen are Africa Geographic and National Geographic award-winning, published photography guides leading every trip. We'll coach your photography skills in order to improve from “snapshots” to “Wow! Hang it on the wall!” Everyone is welcome, from iPhone beginners to advanced DSLR photographers to non-photographers who just want to watch the animals while the others click away. Join one of our curated safaris, or ask us to create a custom safari for your group--just ask! Prices are about the same.

About our safari vehicles

We use open safari vehicles on most safaris, and we try to ensure that photographers have end seats for unobstructed photography. We try to limit the number of people on our trips so that no-one is in the dreaded middle seat--that's for your gear! Our Gorilla Treks use enclosed Toyota Land Cruisers for comfortable travel, but they are equipped with big windows and a pop-up roof for those photogenic sites.
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Latest photos (33)
We frequently see young lions on our safaris. Fog makes this dramatic pose even better!

01 Apr 2019
Our Gorilla Treks never fail to enchant. We'll meet our closest relatives: Gorillas & Chimps.

01 Apr 2019
We love night photography, and we do a lot of it. Leopards and lions are iconic subjects.

01 Apr 2019
Those lazy leopards! We see them almost every game drive in poses like this!

01 Apr 2019
Wild dogs are always a treat, and are always good for a beautiful photo.

01 Apr 2019
We might see some wrestling practice amongst the young bulls!

01 Apr 2019
Elephants are very tactile, and bond by touching frequently.

01 Apr 2019
Yes, we get this close!

01 Apr 2019
Whimsy! Giraffe are so graceful and beautiful. Did you know they don't have vocal cords?

01 Apr 2019
Hippos are hilarious! We'll take you to see some, and they may have babies nearby!

01 Apr 2019
You want leopards? We have them, often including cubs!

01 Apr 2019
Sabi Sands is renowned for its leopards. We see them frequently.

01 Apr 2019
It's not always the Big Cats...the little things are cool, too.

01 Apr 2019
Elephants always make you happy, don't they?

01 Apr 2019
There are lots of leopards around the Lodge, and they are not shy!

01 Apr 2019
A big male lion is a thrill, isn't it?

01 Apr 2019
The Greater Kruger is one of the last havens for rhino. We work hard to conserve them.

01 Apr 2019
Little Bee Eaters are everywhere!

01 Apr 2019
Lions make short work of a Nyala.

01 Apr 2019
With 3 prides in the area, we often see lion cubs of all ages.

01 Apr 2019
A Vervet Monkey teaches her youngster how to eat a fig.

01 Apr 2019
Wild dogs are always a treat!

01 Apr 2019
Elephants often browse their way right through camp.

01 Apr 2019
Juvenile gorillas play just like human kids, and are fun to watch! Taken on our 2018 trip

01 Apr 2019
An endangered Mountain Gorilla snacks on a vine. Despite their size they are very gentle and calm.

01 Apr 2019
A chimpanzee looks at his hand in Kibale National Forest, Uganda, taken on our 2018 Gorilla Trek

01 Apr 2019
A Vervet Monkey shows her youngster how to eat a fig.

01 Apr 2019
An impressive Silverback moves silently through the Bwindi Forest.

01 Apr 2019
Lions are social creatures. There are 3 prides that claim territory in our traverse area.

01 Apr 2019
Bubbles is the Rock Star of Sabi Sands! We'll take you to see him in his little pond.

01 Apr 2019
Zebra are beautiful no matter how you photograph them.

01 Apr 2019
That gorgeous morning light looks good on a cheetah, doesn't it?

01 Apr 2019
You want leopards? We have them!

01 Apr 2019