About us
Company profile
Martin and Nicole Meyer (nee Schuttelaars) have been developing their unique brand of photographic, private safari’s and stock photography products and brand since July 2008.
Basing their family in Cape Town, South Africa has seen this dynamic couple realize their dream of ‘thinking local and acting global’. Having amalgamated their core businesses they have a multi-faceted approach to their unique wellness safari’s, photographic galleries, publications and team-building business, offering a completely customized safari based business packages.
Martin is a qualified DEAT / FGASA field guide and internationally accredited Emergency Responder with extensive experience in leading 4WD safaris throughout Southern Africa as well as in the game parks of Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
Partners
CALL OF AFRICA SAFARIS
Has been in operation for over 25 years. Based in Cape Town , we have specialist local knowledge of all the premier safari destinations in Africa . And our many hundreds of satisfied clients around the world can attest to our professionalism, attention to detail and value for money. We cover a wide variety of itinerary options - from escorted group travel to personalized, tailor-made safaris and adventures. We take pride in taking discerning travelers to remote wilderness areas and providing an authentic African safari experience. Our guides are the best there are and are highly trained and experienced.
Safari's & Tours
We specialize in tailor-made tours and safari's into Africa. Let us help you plan the memorable safari you have always wanted to enjoy.
Social Involvement
Martin & Nicole consciously strive in all aspects of their business to reach out. Join us make a difference!
Photo Galleries
Purchase our photos online in the medium of your choice - delivered to your door. Send free e-cards to that special person from our website.
e-Newsletter
We send our Bush Telegraph to you once a quarter. Receive all the latest news about our upcoming safari's / trpis / publications and photography.
