More from our Safari honeymoon

As I said in our previous post, being photographers after our wedding Safari was the perfect honeymoon destination for us!

For the Wedding ideas girls on Twitter... another giraffe of course

The view from our private jeep! We safari'ed in style on our honeymoon.


We were amazingly lucky to see zebra migration. It is a rare event, and people who left the day before sat by the river all week to see something we saw on our first day!

Lioness jealousy!

At the end of a hard day, we had sundown cocktails and listened to an old record player and watched the world go by!

No camping for us! Sanctuary Olonana was luxury all the way, four poster beds and molton brown goodies

Asha cottage in Diani beach, was the perfect relaxation after the safari. Its quiet and deserted and run by the lovely John, Dominique (and Anthony Owen). Who treat all guests as part of their family. Its just stunning

(OMG- you will have to show Mr OMG and show him there's nothing rough about safaris)

Now I've bored you all with our honeymoon pictures I'll be back to Wedding, engagements and portraits next time!

SAFARI HONEYMOON

Being photographers on our honeymoon, to us Safari was a natural choice. Neither of us had ever had the chance to go and it really was a once in a lifetime holiday. We found the whole holiday with Magical Kenya (the Kenyan tourist board) and the help of my wonderful travel editor at WEDDING magazine.

The first part of our honeymoon was at Sanctuary Retreats in Kenya. Especially on request here are a few of our photos, more to follow...

Lions really are lovely lazy creatures. We had our own private guide, who was amazing. He found this beautiful pride of lions, no-one else was around so they just lay basking in the morning sun.

The giraffes are a special request for twitter... I adore them and had to buy a wooden one to bring home!


We went on a sunrise hot air balloon trip across the Masai Mara, to be honest we didn't see a great deal except plain but the experience was fantastic.




All the jeeps head back to camp before sundown