Day trip
Central Uganda
Swamp Giants
Mabamba Bay Swamp is a Ramsar site and Important Bird Area. The wetland hosts over 300 bird species, including many globally threatened species, 7 ...
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Where the classic safari began
Uganda
The Masai Mara holds the river crossings of the Great Migration, usually from July to October, and Amboseli puts elephants in front of Kilimanjaro. The coast is a short flight away.
Our Westlands office in Nairobi plans Kenya safaris and bush to beach trips with the Indian Ocean coast.
History & Culture
Central Uganda
The central region is largely occupied by the Buganda Kingdom, one of the oldest kingdoms in Uganda. Discover sacred cultural sites that date back to the 14th century, landmarks from the colonial era, and Kampala, known as East Africa's entertainment capital.
Landscapes & Adventure
Eastern Uganda
Escape the city and explore Eastern Uganda for scenery and cultural immersion. The source of the Nile in Jinja is a must for adventure seekers, with white water rafting and bungee jumping. The Imbalu circumcision ceremony of the Bagisu, held in August of every even year, showcases traditional dances and rituals. Sipi Falls, Mount Elgon National Park, Pian Upe Wildlife Reserve and the Nyero rock paintings are all close by.
Wild & Untamed
Northern Uganda
Track southern white rhinos on foot and see the Nile explode through the rocks at Murchison Falls. Further north, find the ruins of Fort Patiko, cool off at the Aruu waterfalls, drive through Uganda's largest conservation areas, visit a remote community on Mount Morungole and search for Fox's weaver, Uganda's only endemic bird. Big landscapes, wide savannah and a lot of wildlife.
Primates & Wildlife
Western Uganda
Western Uganda holds Semuliki, Mgahinga Gorilla, Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi Impenetrable and Kibale Forest National Parks, home to gorillas, chimpanzees, elephants and lions. Add the Rwenzori Mountains, Lake Mutanda and Lake Bunyonyi, and cultural stops like the tombs of the Bunyoro Kingdom, the Tooro Kingdom palace, the Great Lakes Museum, the Batwa Trail and the Igongo Cultural Centre.
Multi-region journeys
