Serene and Tropical town, on the banks of Lake Victoria The pleasant town of Entebbe has a wonderful location on a northern peninsula of Lake Victoria. This tropical lakeside city is a more relaxed stop over destination than Kampala and as Uganda‘s main international airport is …
Uganda’s second gorilla park In the far south-west of Uganda, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is the country’s smallest national park at a little under 34 square kilometres (13 square miles), but, sharing a border with Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park and the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s …
Get up close to the mountain gorillas This is ‘the’ place to come in Uganda to see the famous population of around 350 mountain gorillas. We’ll help advise you on the best places to stay to get up close to the gorillas and make the most of …
The sleepy beachside beauty A game-filled National Park, luxury tropical hideaways and wide stretches of empty sand beaches speckled with quiet Swahili towns line this picture-perfect eastern coastline. An alternative to well-known Zanzibar as a safari accompaniment, the Swahili Coast is the perfect way to …
Climb the roof of Africa Highest mountain in Africa and the tallest free-standing mountain on the planet Trek through various landscapes from large stretches of dry Savannah, to lush forests on the mountain’s lower slopes Complete your adventure in Zanzibar where you can swim in …
350,000 acres of private and pristine wilderness exclusive to Singita The largest private reserve in Tanzania, to safari in Singita Grumeti is a truly privileged experience. An area of around 350,000 acres of untouched wilderness, the reserve is exclusive to Singita properties it which means that …
The greatest wildlife show on earth The Big Five and many more incredible species Safari Jeeps cover massive distances from dawn til dusk Prides of Lions prey on wildebeest during their Great Migration Wildebeest dramatically cross the Mara River on their Great Migration Premier safari …
Fabulously laid-back old town and miles of beaches Authentic yet beautifully exclusive, the Lamu archipelago is the undisputed choice for seasoned travellers who wish to experience the off the tourist radar Kenyan coastline. Sitting idyllically off the coast in aqua marine Indian Ocean waters, a …
Perfect post-safari beach time There are few better ways to finish of a Kenyan safari than with a few final days relaxing on its golden coastline. North and south of bustling Mombasa, a number of charmingly rustic palm-lined beaches, the waters dotted with fishing boats and passing …
A bird-haven stopover Nakuru is the second major Rift Valley Lake that you will encounter when driving out onto your safari from Nairobi. Surrounded by a small but timeless National Park, driving through it gives you the chance to see the enthralling beauty of the …
