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Raised on a farm in the Great Rift Valley and educated in Britain,
where he read Environmental Biology at St. Andrews University, Scotland. He then went on
to become a British barrister and an environmental lawyer in Kenya.
Registered with the Kenya Professional Safari
Guide Association he is passionate about nature, a keen outdoorsman
and naturalist and has been leading safaris in East Africa since his
early teens. Amongst others, he is a trustee of the world renowned A
Rocha (Kenya), a worldwide Christian conservation body and the
Milgis Trust a community conservation project that covers much of
Northern Kenyan. When not on safari Chris enjoys countryside
pursuits including fly fishing, polo, paragliding and running the
family farm.
PETER TWYCROSS
Educated at Oxford University, Peter Twycross has lived most of his
life in Africa. Since Childhood, he has regularly experienced the
bush, travelled widely, and has extensive knowledge on the gameparks
of East and Southern Africa. Much of his life has been spent in
cross-cultural pastoral and leadership training. He has Kenyan and
South African field guide qualifications, and is passionate about
introducing others to Africa, and extending their experience and
knowledge of its natural wonders and people with their different
cultures.
Peter is currently Chairman of the Borad for the Dynamic Business
Start-up Project which trains the poor in starting and running their
own businesses with minimum capital
OUR STAFF
Our safaris are hosted by capable and well qualified staff. We are meticulous in
the selection of our staff. Each staff member is individually chosen
on the basis of his or her skills meeting the requirements of his or her
particular function on the safari. Their personalities and
spirituality are an asset to our hospitality with related values of
discretion, warmth and friendliness.
OUR ENVIRONMENTAL
PHILOSOPHY
It is our aim to bring
you into close contact with nature and the heartbeat of the African
bush and it's amazing wildlife, with minimal disturbance to and
impact on the natural environment.
PEOPLE AND
CONSERVATION
It is our belief that
people and their wellbeing are critical to the conservation of, as
well as
future enjoyment and preservation of the habitats we are priviledged
to encounter. To this end, Footsteps Safaris seeks to build
relationships with and contribute to the communities where we
venture on safaris
SECURITY
Your safety and
security throughout your stay are of paramount importance to us.
Through foresight, good planning and every effort being made while
on safari, we assure you of attention to detail in this regard.
Recent Reviews
New York Times: Go With God By Miles Bredin
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