Photo Safari Masai Mara by

The Masai Mara is the park most recorded and photographed Africa. VAP photos we present the fruit three-day safari in this nature reserve. Enough said.

byJavier Brandoli

12 November, 2013

Because there are parks about which it is best not to say anything…

This photographic report has been made with the collaboration of two excellent companies: Kobo Safaris and Qandil Camp

byJavier Brandoli

Published November 12, 2013

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