Kishindo Conservation Reserve is low-impact wildlife tourism at its finest, with the highest impact on guests travelling to and experiencing its wild beauty and ethos.
My name is Penny Robartes (link to profile), and I am one of ORYX’s Senior International Photo Tour Leaders. Having travelled around the world with guests to extraordinary places, this is a safari that remains relatively unknown, yet is deeply impactful in its contribution to the conservation of tigers and cheetahs—all with the exquisite freedom of intimate photographic experiences.
If you are looking for a truly intimate, dedicated photographic experience photographing wild tigers within a wild environment and spending photographic time on foot with wild cheetahs, then I highly recommend joining me on either my small-group photo tour to Kishindo Conservation Reserve (link to 2027 tour), or on a private photo tour with me as your personal photographic leader.
Over our six-night stay at Kishindo, my guests and I experienced unforgettable wildlife encounters and the photographic moments that came with them. Some were breathtaking, some awe-inspiring, and some so special they almost felt unbelievable.
This is a conservation project with more than 25 years of history and a deep love for tigers. At the time of the project’s conception, wild tiger populations were under immense pressure from poaching and the relentless loss and fragmentation of their natural habitat.