Our team have over 100 years’ experience combined, in guiding, photography and conservation. We live our dreams every day, so by sharing our dreams with you you’ll be sure to have a very special time when you’re with us.
Getting that shot or experience isn’t always as easy as you may think, people often see award winning pictures and see so many various images spread across social media, but in nature things happen in their own time. We will show you how knowing your subject and having patience will reap its rewards.
Linda Smit is an award-winning wildlife and conservation photographer and videographer with a deep-rooted passion for carnivores and the stories they carry.
Her work goes beyond capturing beautiful images, it is about connection, awareness, and impact. Through both photography and film, Linda tells visual stories that highlight the fragile balance between wildlife and the natural world, with a strong focus on conservation.
Driven by curiosity and dedication, Linda spent 10 months traveling solo through South Africa, immersing herself in the wild and gaining hands-on experience in conservation. She contributed to multiple projects, including cheetah relocation initiatives and lion surveys in Kruger National Park. She also volunteered as a caretaker at a big cat sanctuary, working closely with some of Africa’s most iconic predators.
These experiences shaped her perspective and strengthened her mission: to use visual storytelling as a tool for conservation and education.
Linda’s work has been recognized in international photo competitions and she is proud to represent Sony as an ambassador. Whether behind the lens or in the field, she brings authenticity, patience and a deep respect for wildlife into everything she creates.
Fluent in English, Dutch, French, and German, Linda connects with a global audience, sharing stories that inspire people to care and to act.
My name is Tõnis, I have studied biology in the University of Tartu and have a wide range of interests in the surrounding nature – the deepest passion I possess is for plants, birds and mammals. I have been working as a nature tour guide for over 4 years now, but the love for the wildlife has already accompanied me since my birth, as I spent most of my childhood summers in the Soomaa National Park, searching for the tracks of the wolves, bears and lynxes. My life mission is to help people reconnect with the wildlife around us, to make people feel fascinated about what nature offers us to experience.
Head of Education and Conservation projects in Estonia.
Bachelor’s degree in German, Finnish and teaching.
Master’s degree in interpreting.
Worked as interpreter for EU institutions since 2004.
Worked as German and English teacher.
Hobby photographer.
Founded forest advocacy NGO Save Estonia’s Forests (Päästame Eesti Metsad) in 2020.
Member of the Tallinn Guide Association, former president.
Member of board of the Estonian Nature Tourism Association.
Member of BirdLife Estonia.
Naturalist, ornithologist, author, eco-tourism pioneer, and conservation advocate with more than three decades dedicated to wildlife, sustainable travel, and environmental education.
After studying Zoology and Anthropology, he helped establish the foundations of eco-tourism in Portugal and later spent years conducting ornithological research for the Atlas of the Breeding Birds of Portugal.
His career has taken him across four continents guiding wildlife expeditions, from the Iberian Peninsula and Morocco to India and Brazil.
For the past 17 years, Brazil’s Pantanal has been both home and inspiration. Recognised as one of the pioneers of jaguar tourism in the region, he is known for his deep field knowledge, conservation commitment, and ability to help travellers and photographers experience extraordinary wildlife encounters.
A passionate wildlife photographer and author of books, articles and papers on eco-tourism, he believes responsible nature tourism is one of the strongest tools for conservation and has reinvested tourism revenue into ecological corridor projects and environmental NGOs.
His mission is simple: inspire people through nature while helping protect the wild places that make those experiences possible.
