Felicia’s talents encompass all aspects of safari – she’s a fine equestrian, an inventive chef, a qualified Bowen therapist and engaging company. Guests can’t help but be enchanted by Felicia’s romantic story – she spent her childhood cantering through the verdant countryside of Leicestershire where her parents bred and raced horses and her brothers both became professional polo players. Felicia is not the first female of her blood to leave horseshoe tracks in the highlands of Kenya – legends of her illustrious grandmother whisper through the hillside communities: how she won the Timau cross country race in 1939 and which of the intrepid white hunters would return to her delicate embrace between expeditions. Later, Felicia’s mother too raced the same trails and was the first woman to raft the Mara River. Decades on, this family love affair with Kenya, is still ongoing, with Felicia inscribing new chapters of the Collie legend on the landscape and in the hearts of the Kenyan communities. Gordie and Felicia were married in the bush in 2014.