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10 Days in Uganda and Rwanda
Your mountainous adventure begins on the northern shores of Lake Victoria in the exciting town of Entebbe and sees you venture to the Great Crater Lakes of Bunyaruguru. Home to two of Uganda's most popular national parks, the area is ideal for chimp tracking, embarking on tours through open farmland amd witnessing the incredible biodiversity of this volcanic region. End your journey with another memorable experience; meeting some of the last mountain gorillas.
Entebbe is the laid back alternative to Kampala when beginning and ending your Ugandan vacation. This modern and picturesque city – though not the capital – is home to the country’s international airport and is sprawled across...
Entebbe is the laid back alternative to Kampala when beginning and ending your Ugandan vacation. This modern and picturesque city – though not the capital – is home to the country’s international airport and is sprawled across the banks of Africa’s largest lake, the magnificent Lake Victoria. Kampala is little over an hour inland and to the north, while Entebbe itself is the very gateway to all that Uganda has to offer.
Conveniently close to the airport and near some of Entebbe’s most popular attractions, namely the Botanical Gardens, Uganda Wildlife Education Centre and Lake Victoria, The Boma Entebbe is certainly superbly placed....
Conveniently close to the airport and near some of Entebbe’s most popular attractions, namely the Botanical Gardens, Uganda Wildlife Education Centre and Lake Victoria, The Boma Entebbe is certainly superbly placed. With comfortable rooms, airport transfers, a restaurant, pool, manicured garden, Wi-Fi and a focus on eco-friendly practices, The Boma has everything you need for a stress-free stay.
Dozens of ancient craters teem with glistening waters in the mystical landscape that is Uganda’s Bunyaruguru Crater Lake Region. Along this stretch, 52 lakes formed by violent volcanic eruptions and filled with rains from...
Dozens of ancient craters teem with glistening waters in the mystical landscape that is Uganda’s Bunyaruguru Crater Lake Region. Along this stretch, 52 lakes formed by violent volcanic eruptions and filled with rains from the African sky await exploration. From serene swims and scenic canoes down vivid waterways to breathtaking safaris, this vast expanse offers an African experience like no other.
Serene and picturesque, the Papaya Lake Lodge overlooks Lyantonde Lake within Uganda’s Great Crater Lakes region. Nine exclusive cottages offer soothing spaces to unwind with sweeping views. Ideally located close to Kibale...
Serene and picturesque, the Papaya Lake Lodge overlooks Lyantonde Lake within Uganda’s Great Crater Lakes region. Nine exclusive cottages offer soothing spaces to unwind with sweeping views. Ideally located close to Kibale National Park and Queen Elizabeth National Park, guests can venture out from the luxurious lodge and explore the remarkable diversity of this region.
Visitors will find it hard to believe that Queen Elizabeth National Park was ravaged by a war some decades ago. Uganda’s best-loved park has bounced back from its turbulent history and is now the country’s most visited park....
Visitors will find it hard to believe that Queen Elizabeth National Park was ravaged by a war some decades ago. Uganda’s best-loved park has bounced back from its turbulent history and is now the country’s most visited park. The park is home to tree-climbing lions, 600 species of bird, and a magnificent landscape of acacia woodland, savannah, and swamps dotted by crater lakes, cones, and other volcanic features. Under 400km from Uganda’s capital and largest city, Kampala, Queen Elizabeth National Park’s boundaries protect a plethora of wildlife sure to make every safari-goer’s dreams come true. The lakeshore is dotted with pink-backed pelicans and wallowing hippos,...
Kasenyi Safari Camp is located in the Kasenyi savannah in the Queen Elizabeth National Park. Go looking for chimpanzees, boating on the Kanzinga Channel, and enjoy the uninterrupted views of Queen Elizabeth National Park...
Kasenyi Safari Camp is located in the Kasenyi savannah in the Queen Elizabeth National Park. Go looking for chimpanzees, boating on the Kanzinga Channel, and enjoy the uninterrupted views of Queen Elizabeth National Park from your private deck. Be sure to look out for the wildlife that frequents the camp.
Patches of mist are often seen rolling through the verdant valleys of rich afro-montane forest in Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Bordering the DRC and in the south-west corner of the country, some parts of the...
Patches of mist are often seen rolling through the verdant valleys of rich afro-montane forest in Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Bordering the DRC and in the south-west corner of the country, some parts of the park extend over 2,600m above sea-level and showcase impressive clashes between afro-montane forest and plains forest. Bwindi’s vine-covered, fern-rich canopies create a haven for the critically-endangered mountain gorilla. It is also one of three places in the world where visitors can track these magnificent primates.
The primordial forests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park are one of the last major refuges of the mountain gorilla. At the eco-sensitive Bwindi Lodge, you are perfectly placed to enter this leafy realm of bright birds...
The primordial forests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park are one of the last major refuges of the mountain gorilla. At the eco-sensitive Bwindi Lodge, you are perfectly placed to enter this leafy realm of bright birds and flitting butterflies in search of these majestic creatures. A cosy bar, soothing spa and convenient Wi-Fi connectivity await back at base.
Home to the critically-endangered mountain gorilla and a mountain chain of ancient volanoes, Volcanoes National Park is one of the most anticipated parts of visiting Rwanda and one of the main reasons many travellers come...
Home to the critically-endangered mountain gorilla and a mountain chain of ancient volanoes, Volcanoes National Park is one of the most anticipated parts of visiting Rwanda and one of the main reasons many travellers come to the country in the first place. It features magnificent views, lush forests and several luxurious lodges.
Because of its prime position atop a ridge, Virunga Lodge is home to some of the most magical views in the area, stretching out to the Virunga Volcanoes and the Bulera and Ruhondo lakes. After a long day spent trekking...
Because of its prime position atop a ridge, Virunga Lodge is home to some of the most magical views in the area, stretching out to the Virunga Volcanoes and the Bulera and Ruhondo lakes. After a long day spent trekking mountain gorillas, return to spectacular views, hearty food and comfortable rooms.
Kigali has been heading to the top of the charts of 'must-visit' cities in East Africa for a while now. Despite Rwanda's small size, this lush country is home to critically endangered mountain gorillas, glittering lakes,...
Kigali has been heading to the top of the charts of 'must-visit' cities in East Africa for a while now. Despite Rwanda's small size, this lush country is home to critically endangered mountain gorillas, glittering lakes, and ancient volanoes - which all can be accessed through its gateway: Kigali.
Kigali is the gateway to Rwanda – a country of spectacular terrain, unrivalled biodiversity, and friendly people. Kigali Serena Hotel and its five-star amenities – including state-of-the-art suites, an adept concierge...
Kigali is the gateway to Rwanda – a country of spectacular terrain, unrivalled biodiversity, and friendly people. Kigali Serena Hotel and its five-star amenities – including state-of-the-art suites, an adept concierge service and a travel-requisite desk – are on hand to ensure that your trip and your stay in the capital is nothing short of thrilling.
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Our itineraries are like the spots on a leopard’s coat - each one is different. We’ll tailor-make your trip to suit your individual needs rather than simply asking you to choose. Through this we create your dream trip.
Through our volume and direct relationships, we will ensure that you never pay more than you should. We’re so confident that if you manage to somehow find the same holiday for less, we'll beat it.
We’ve slept in the beds, tasted the food, met the people and seen the wildlife. Then we went back and did it all again, just to be sure. We’ll keep on going back to ensure that what we recommend is perfect for you. We pride ourselves on being the authority on African travel.
We want only the best for the place we call home, and that’s why are devoted to conservation and community upliftment. Join us, and leave your legacy in Africa.
13 nights
A collection of East Africa's masterpieces: encounters with endangered mountain gorillas, the serenity of the Serengeti & the Mara, and an exotic island escape, too!
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9 nights
Celebrate World Rhino Day with a conservation-based tour. Witness the majesty of Rwanda's Gorillas and venture out on a Rhino Safari where you are on the ground with these striking creatures. This tour is available for booking from April 2019.
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13 nights
Prepare yourself for an unforgettable journey trekking primates in the dense rainforests of East Africa & observing Uganda's famed tree-climbing lions.
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9 nights
Encounter a luxurious take on a South African adventure from the charm of the Kalahari, to the lush greenery of Kwazulu-Natal, finally ending off with a dream safari in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve.
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9 nights
Bush and beach collide on Billy's tour starting in Nairobi, ending on the island of Zanzibar and including an indulgent Kenyan safari in the middle.
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5 nights
Diverse wildlife & endangered species await you on this exciting Ugandan adventure. Explore dormant volcanoes, experience gorilla-tracking tours and enjoy local culture.
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