
Sort visas and vaccinations early
Visas, vaccines and paperwork are easy to sort if you start early, and stressful if you leave them to the last week.


Visas, vaccines and paperwork are easy to sort if you start early, and stressful if you leave them to the last week.

Lush landscapes, newborn animals, fewer vehicles and lower prices: the green season can be one of the best times for a safari.

Swap eight hours on the road for an hour in the air: flying one long leg of your safari saves time and energy for the things you came to see.

A porter carries your bag, gives you a hand on steep slopes and earns an income that helps protect the gorillas: hiring one is one of the best decisions on a trek.

Cold at dawn, hot at noon and wet by afternoon: packing in layers is the secret to staying comfortable on an East African safari.

Early starts, long drives and a tough gorilla trek add up: one slower day in the middle of your trip can make the whole safari better.

Only eight people a day can visit each gorilla family, so the permit decides your dates: book it first, then build the rest of your safari around it.

Gorillas in the mist, then lions on the plains: combining a gorilla trek with a savannah safari gives you the best of East Africa in one trip.
Tell us when you’d like to travel and what you want to see. A specialist from our Kampala team will reply within 24 hours with a first itinerary and an honest price.