Wildlife Atlas
WorldWildMap
A living wildlife atlas: where species are likely to appear month by month, with 2,900+ encounter zones mapped and a personal sightings log.
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Safari operator websites, live in 7 days
A safari is a high value trip, booked months ahead, by someone who has never met you. They decide on two things: whether the photographs look like the trip they imagined, and whether the detail underneath them reads like a company that knows exactly what it is doing. Your website has to carry both at once.
/The Problem
Where safari sites lose the guest
Your photography is the product, and the site shrinks it
Wildlife images are what sell the trip. Cropped into small boxes and compressed until the light goes flat, they sell nothing at all.
A multi day itinerary is hard to follow
Camps, transfers, drives, and rest days run together in one long paragraph. The reader cannot picture the week, so they do not book it.
The seasonality question is never answered
When to come for the migration, the calving, or the dry season is the first thing every guest asks, and most sites leave them to work it out elsewhere.
Nothing proves you are the right operator
Guides, vehicles, permits, camps, safety, and conservation partners are what justify the price, and they are usually missing from the page.
/The Build
What we build for safari operators
Every launch is shaped around how your business sells. These are the pieces we build for this one.
Itinerary pages that sell a multi day trip
Day by day structure, the camps and lodges you use, what a typical day on drive looks like, and exactly what the price covers.
Photography first layouts
Full width wildlife imagery that keeps its detail on a phone and still loads quickly, because we size and serve the files properly.
A month by month guide to your parks
The seasonality your guests ask about, answered on the page: what moves when, and when your camps are at their best.
Camp and lodge pages
One page per property, with rooms, location, and what a stay there is like, so the guest is choosing rather than guessing.
Trust pages that justify the price
Guides, vehicles, permits and licences, safety, and the conservation work you support, written from what you already have on file.
Inquiry forms sized for a real trip
Party size, travel window, and budget range come with the message, so your first reply can be a proposal instead of a questionnaire.
/Proof
Sites we designed, built, and run ourselves
Three of our own travel sites built on the same problems: telling people what they will see and when, carrying photography at full width without slowing down, and turning a remote destination into a bookable trip.
Destination Guide
Faroe Guide
A complete travel guide to the Faroe Islands: 40 locations, 16 curated collections, and 12 in-depth guides, built around photography-first layouts.
Visit faroe.guide
Destination Guide
Socotra Guide
An expedition-style guide to one of the most remote islands on Earth, with trip inquiries routed directly to vetted local operators.
Visit socotra.guideThese are travel websites we design, build, and operate ourselves, on the same design system and stack your website gets. See the full portfolio.
Launch fee
€980one-time
Monthly subscription
€100/month
Live in 7 days, from kickoff call to launch
Homepage plus up to 5 core pages
One round of design revisions
Hosting, SSL, backups, updates, and email support in the monthly fee
12 month minimum, then cancel anytime with 30 days notice
Extra pages from €50 per page, additional work at €50 per hour
The launch covers your homepage plus up to five core pages. Operators usually open with the homepage, two flagship itineraries, an about page, and contact, then add camps and further trips after launch.
Ready to show the trip properly?
Tell us which parks you run and what your photography library looks like. We will reply with a proposal within 24 to 48 hours.