The Uganda Martyrs Trail City Tour
A young king. Intrigue. Conspiracy and harrowing brutality sums up the tale of 26 brave Ugandan martyrs who were burnt alive because of their faith. The story of the Uganda martyrs is a story of faith, courage and cruelty. It is from its ashes that Uganda’s and probably East Africa’s most important place of Christian pilgrimage was built. Their fate was climax of a two year wave of religious persecution of Christians, eight years after the first Christian missionaries set foot in the country with high hopes of spreading the gospel... Read more

Explore Uganda Savannah Bonanza: Murchison Falls $ Queen Elizabeth National Parks
This Package introduces you to the two largest and oldest game reserves in Uganda. These two game reserves protect the much sought after “big 5” animals, including lions, elephants, hippos, buffaloes and leopards and much more fascinating fauna. Flanking the Victoria Nile some 300km northwest of Kampala, Murchison Falls National Park is the largest protected area in Uganda, and one of the most exciting... Read more

Best of Both Worlds: Part 1
Uganda is a country gifted by nature. Ecologically, this verdant nation is where the East African savannah meets the West African jungle. Unlike other recognized African safari destinations, Uganda has a high portion of easily accessible closed canopy forest teeming with a wide variety of species absent elsewhere in east and southern Africa, with primates being exceptionally well represented. These include diurnal species like the critically endangered mountain gorilla, chimpanzee,... Read more

Entebbe Kampala Site Seeing Tour
This tour offers you the complete city experience. You’ll get to enjoy a great orientation, informative historical and correct day information, heaps of unique and fascinating stories, fantastic photo opportunities, superb personal service from your guide, and an introduction to the wildlife of Uganda at the Uganda wildlife centre in Entebbe. The city tour leads you to the hidden treasures around the city and beautiful fascinating places,... Read more

7 Days Queen Elizabeth National Park birding and wildlife Delight
More than 610 bird species have now been recorded in Queen Elizabeth National Park, possibly the highest total for any park in Africa, if not the world, and a truly remarkable figure for a reserve that is relatively small by continental standards. You will have the chance of seeing virtually every water bird species resident in Uganda, about 54 raptors, variety of woodland and forest birds; the latter largely confined to the Maramagambo forest and the Kyambura gorge... Read more

Monkey Bussiness
Uganda is home to over 300 mammals, primates being exceptionally well represented among them. This package gets you up close and personal to some of the 19 species of primates, both day dwelling (diurnal) and night dwelling (nocturnal), including the amazing and highly endangered mountain gorilla, the endangered chimpanzee, the threatened red colobus monkey, the rare L’Hoest monkey, black and white colobus, blue monkey, grey cheeked mangabey, red tailed monkey, bush babies, and pottos among others... Read more

10 day Birding Albertine Rift Endemics
The Albertine Rift Mountains eco-region is an area of exceptional faunal and floral endemism. The Rift Valley is globally outstanding for its high species diversity and a large number of endemics. Here we find species of plants and animals whose range is more-or-less restricted to the montane habitants associated with the Rift Valley Escarpment running between Lake Albert and the north of Lake Tanganyika...Read more

Fishing Trips and Packages
We offer professionally organise fishing trips on Lake Victoria and the Nile River in Murchison Falls National Park and Jinja. Nile perch between 10-200kg in weight, the largest fresh water game fish in the world, are the main catch on the lake. The Nile in Uganda is one of the best freshwater fishing spots in the world. You will enjoy the challenge of tackling the mighty Nile Perch. Here in the river, the Nile Perch is a much stronger fighter than in any lake... Read more

Kampala: The Garden City of Africa
Like ancient Rome, Kampala was built on seven breathtaking hills, cut up by delightful valleys, and swamps traversed by sluggish streams, giving it entrancing scenery. Kampala’s hills not only provide a beautiful backdrop to the city and a panoramic view from any direction, but its living history and definition. The word Kampala comes from the word “Impala”, a type of antelope. Most of the area where present-day Kampala stands was wetlands and marsh, dominated by rolling hills, an ideal habitant for the Impala, which grazed on the hills and came down to the wetlands to water...Read more

The splendor of Ssese. (Luxury or budget packages)
The sky is azure blue, the water is enticingly clear and the perfect sunshine is punctuated by the cool lake breeze making the palm trees rustle softly. The Islands of the gods as the Ssese Islands are referred to by the locals, are one of the many beauties nature bestowed on Uganda. Look across the horizon, take in the blue skies, feel the fine warm sand beneath your feet and the fresh breeze against your skin, as you laze on the long white sand beach...Read more

Romance on the Nile. (Luxury or budget packages)
Picture this: You and your loved one cruising down the majestic Nile River, sipping on an ice-cold cocktail, gazing and enjoying the staggering natural beauty all around you. An impossible dream? Not if you spend your holiday at the enchanting Murchison Falls National Park, North Western Uganda. An experience you’ll never forget.Read more

The African Queen. (Luxury or budget packages)
Early in the 20th century, Winston Churchill was struck by the natural beauty of Uganda. So enthralled was he, that he extolled Uganda using these now famous words, “Uganda is from end to end one beautiful garden…The pearl of Africa.”
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Legends of the Lake. (Luxury or budget packages)
Described by BBC Focus on Africa as “the most beautiful lake in the world”, Lake Bunyonyi’s splendor is astonishing. Bunyonyi translated means “place of many birds” and indeed it’s a bird watcher’s and nature lover’s delight. Read more

The Mighty Nile.
The elusive source of the Nile stood as one of the world’s great geographical mysteries until 1863, when the famous explorer John Hannington Speke identified it as a small waterfall flowing northwards out of Lake Victoria. This is where the longest river on the earth begins its over 4000 kilometer journey. The Nile has been known as the lifeline of civilization and since the sixth century it has been associated with life, fertility and development. Read more

The enchanting Jungle. (Luxury or budget package 5days 4 nights)
In the South west region of Uganda lies the mysterious Bwindi Impenetrable forest, the largest Natural forest in East Africa and the home of the famous endangered mountain gorillas. Read more

The Dazzling Kibale (Luxury or budget package 5days 4 nights)
With lush tropical rainforest and a fascinating diversity of animals, Kibale National Park is one of the most beautiful and stunning forests in Uganda. The forest is worth conserving as it is home to the largest number (in Uganda) of our closest relative, the endangered chimpanzee, as well as the threatened red colobus monkey and the rare L’Hoest monkey. Read more