Pablo Moraga
Pablo Moraga has over ten years of experience as a safari guide in East Africa, a region he considers his home. He discovered his passion for nature as a child, when he could spend entire days observing species like common kingfishers or European bee-eaters. He always approached these animals with a camera, because in addition to observing them, he wanted to share his little adventures.
His interest in the natural world quickly led him to climb mountains all over the globe. He first climbed in the Alps at 16 and traveled to the Himalayas shortly after turning 18. He produced dozens of documentaries, articles, and lectures about these expeditions. And in 2013, he became one of the youngest internationally certified mountain guides in Spain.
In 2014, after a trip that took him to Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, Pablo decided to leave the mountains behind. That year, he made the decision to move to East Africa to dedicate all his time to something he loves: sharing the nature and stories of this continent with others.
He combines his work as a guide with that of a journalist, and collaborates with media outlets around the world.
Rose Omondi
Rose Omondi began discovering African wildlife with her family. They often used their days off to travel to the natural areas of Kenya, her native country. She still remembers those early experiences in nature with her family, with whom she used to camp in the middle of the savanna when she was just ten years old.
She cherishes the memory of peaceful afternoons in the Masai Mara National Reserve, watching from her tent as the light of the setting sun slowly faded. Or the thrill of climbing into a vehicle at dawn, hoping to encounter all sorts of animals at any moment. Observing these animals with the curious eyes of a child, she learned a great deal about the behavior of African elephants, which quickly became her favorites.
These experiences encouraged her to study tourism at a university in Kenya. Since 2019, she has worked in beachfront accommodations on the Kenyan coast and has taught English at hospitality training centers in the south of France.