Ecolodges in Uganda: The Complete Guide to Sustainable Safari Stays Where you sleep on a safari shapes the trip just as much as what you see during the day, and increasingly, travelers to Uganda want…
Uganda gives travelers a choice that few other gorilla trekking destinations offer: two separate national parks, each home to habituated mountain gorilla families, each with its own landscape, logistics, and personality. Choosing Bwindi vs Mgahinga…
Luxury safaris in East Africa are defined by one thing more than any other: flying. Not the flight that gets you into Nairobi, Kilimanjaro, Entebbe, or Kigali, but the second and third flights after that,…
Personalised safaris in Uganda have become the preferred way to experience the country for a simple reason: Uganda is too geographically varied for a single fixed itinerary to represent it well. This is a country…
A Green Season safari Uganda trip is one of the best-kept secrets in East African travel — and one of the most misunderstood. The moment many travelers hear “rainy season,” they assume ruined game drives,…
Gorilla Forest Lodge is the new name for the property long known as Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp — if you’ve been researching a Uganda gorilla trekking safari and keep seeing both names attached to what…
Shopping malls in Kampala have quietly become one of the most useful stops on any Uganda itinerary, and most travelers never plan for them. You land in Entebbe, spend two weeks chasing gorillas and lions,…
Uganda Ebola-free is the official news this week. Health authorities confirmed it after the country’s last patient completed a full 42-day monitoring period without a single new infection detected anywhere in the country. For travellers…
Gorillas and Chimps, Migration in Masai Mara and Beaches – The Ultimate 10 Day East African Safari Itinerary Gorillas and chimps, Migration in Masai Mara and Beaches these three pillars represent the perfect East African…
When you think of an African safari, your mind likely conjures images of vast savannahs, acacia trees silhouetted against golden sunsets, and the “Big Five” roaming the endless plains. There is nothing wrong with this…