Alex was born in Botswana’s Chobe region and grew up nomadically with his family, moving along the Linyanti River toward Lake Liambezi in search of fertile land. His childhood was spent outdoors, learning animal tracking, bush survival and the medicinal uses of trees from his father. These experiences ignited his lifelong passion for wildlife and conservation.

In 1999, Alex obtained his professional guiding license and has led safaris across Botswana ever since. He began as a guide in Chobe National Park before advancing to camp manager roles in the Linyanti and Okavango Delta. Guiding remains his true passion, however, and he is highly accomplished at sharing his deep knowledge of the bush, whether by vehicle, boat, mokoro (traditional canoe), or on foot. He particularly enjoys guiding families, aiming to create life-shaping memories for children.

An avid wildlife photographer, Alex’s work won first prize in a global competition and has been showcased internationally in South Africa. He believes guiding and photography contribute to conservation by fostering awareness and appreciation for Africa’s wildlife. He has traveled across Kenya, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, with hopes of one day exploring beyond the continent.