Type of vehicle used:

• Toyota Land Cruisers and Land Rovers. The vehicles are designed for safaris with plenty of leg room and two viewing hatches in the roof with padded bottoms for roof riding. Safaris shouldn’t hurt and we don’t think that being crammed into a minivan is the best way to see a country!

What We Bring To Our Safaris

• Personal Service: We work with you to design the trip to your specifications. No scheduled departures, no lack of flexibility. This is your holiday
• Superior Vehicles: Our vehicles are specially designed for safaris and wildlife viewing, and are regularly serviced by our full-time mechanics. We don’t think breaking down on an African roadside is an integral part of a safari…
• Experience: We live here full-time. Most of us grew up here. But we also have lived in Europe and North America so we know what comfort and service is all about.
• Knowledge: Our involvement with Uganda’s National Parks and its wildlife goes beyond just safaris. We are involved with day-to-day operations in Uganda’s parks and in preserving these resources for generations to come.
• Local Know-How: Our guests travel all over the country, so we meet people from all corners of Uganda. We have access to information, stories, traditions, news, heritage, and all the little things that make a visit to a new country special.
• Conservation: We were once awarded the special mention award at the Uganda Investment Authority ‘Investor of the Year’ award for “Outstanding Contribution to Uganda’s Conservation”.

Vehicle amenities:

• Air conditioning, small refrigirator, 6 window seats guaranteed, roof hatches, tea, coffe, snacks and bottled water

Description of the types of guides used on the tours

• English speaking safari guides

Available languages: English and Kiswahili

National Parks included in itineraries:

• Lake Mburo National Park
• Kidepo Valley National Park
• Queen Elizabeth National Park
• Semliki Wildlife reserve
• Semliki National Park
• Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
• Rwenzori Mountains National Park
• Kibale National Park
• Murchison Falls National Park
• Mt Elgon National Park

Responsible Travel

• We help clean the local area and minimise electricity use by asking staff to switch off unnecessary lights. We educate visitors about how they can conserve the local environment
• We use local guides, visit restaurants with local produce and use local drivers for our safari.
• We include tours to local communities, with the option for tourists to purchase handmade crafts or observe local traditions such as dances. We also offer tourists the option to stay in a community-based accommodation
• We help support local organisations and charities. Our activities include sponsoring local sports teams, supporting local schools or orphanages, and assisting the elderly or underprivileged.