John Moller has devoted his life to exploring and preserving Africa. He is well known and respected for his vast knowledge of wildlife, traditional cultures and the ”African Bush” having led expeditions into the most remote parts of Sudan, Ethiopia, Zaire, Uganda, Somalia, Botswana, Kenya and Tanzania. He is revered by the nomadic peoples of Africa, because of his ability to communicate and his innate understanding of, and respect for, their lifestyle and culture.

John assists the Kenya Wildlife Service with dangerous animal management, and was appointed Honorary Game Warden by the government of Southern Sudan. Because of John's experience in the most remote areas of Africa, he has been called on to perform emergency reconnaissance for humanitarian relief missions for the United Nations. He also has just recently worked with the US State Department1s Anti-terrorist Assistance Program in Pakistan & Baghdad. John is a skilled bush doctor equipped to handle any emergency, and often treats remote peoples who might otherwise never receive emergency medical care.

Kenya born and a fluent speaker of KiSwahili, John is famous for his sense of humor, hearty laugh, and companionship. He enjoys taking clients on the adventure of a lifetime, giving them a unique and memorable safari experience. He seeks the unusual and beautiful, and will put the extra time in to create the perfect safari experience. John enjoys energetic game drives, and game walks, as well as a good nap under an acacia tree at noon.

As a senior guide with Newland, Tarlton & Co. and Planet’s Best Safaris, John has created his own unique safari programs which he calls "A Walk Back in Time".