After spending 12 months in India aged 18, I then lived and worked in Hong Kong for five years, traveling extensively to several unique and extraordinary countries in the Far East. I fell in love with the diverse and fascinating cultures, enchanting scenery and genuine warmth of the people.

My curiosity for what lies beyond the next street, city, mountain or ocean has led me to some of the more remote, wilder corners of the globe; several years living in Uruguay, moments sipping yerba mate alongside Patagonian gauchos and time sitting quietly alongside shamans in the Ecuadorean Amazon.

Born and raised in Kenya, I’ve been lucky enough to grow up with safari as my playground and the wilderness as my garden. I’ve always felt it was too special not to share, and, after helping family friends with their lodges in the school holidays, decided that a career in tourism was the best way to introduce my world to others.

I’ve spent most of my adult life striving to reach the far corners of the world, spending time on all seven continents. I lived in Chile for a year, where I was able to pursue my interest in adventure sports – kayaking, rafting, horse-riding and skiing – whilst mastering Spanish.