Destinations
Rwanda and Uganda offer superb safaris. In Rwanda, Volcanoes National Park hosts mountain gorilla trekking, Akagera National Park offers the Big Five and boat safaris, and Nyungwe Forest shelters chimpanzees. Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest also protects gorillas, while Queen Elizabeth National Park features tree-climbing lions, Murchison Falls combines wildlife with dramatic waterfalls, and Kibale Forest is famed for chimpanzee tracking. Both countries pair wildlife with stunning scenery.
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Mgahinga National Park
Queen Elizabeth National Park, in southwestern Uganda, spans savannah, wetlands, and forests along the equator.
Kanzinga Channel
The Kazinga Channel is a natural waterway about 32 km long, linking Lake Edward and Lake George in Queen Elizabeth National Park. It hosts one of the world's largest hippo concentrations, plus many Nile crocodiles. Boat cruises along it are popular, and it is excellent for birdwatching.
Kyambura Gorge
Kyambura Gorge, is a lush, 100-meter-deep forested canyon Carved by the Kyambura River, it shelters habituated chimpanzees, monkeys, and birds.
Ishasha Sector
Ishasha Sector is the southern part of Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park, near the Congo border. It's famous for its tree-climbing lions, which rest in fig trees.
Nyungwe Forest National Park, in southwestern Rwanda, is one of Africa’s oldest and best-preserved montane rainforests. Covering about 1,019 square kilometers, it shelters over 1,000 plant species, 13 primate species including chimpanzees and colobus monkeys, and more than 300 bird species. Visitors enjoy chimpanzee trekking, the famous Canopy Walkway suspended 50 meters above the forest floor, waterfalls, and scenic hiking trails.
Akagera National Park
Rwanda Wildlife Safaris
Akagera National Park, in eastern Rwanda along the Tanzanian border, is Central Africa’s largest protected wetland and the country’s only savannah park. Restored through a partnership between Rwanda Development Board and African Parks, it now hosts the Big Five, including reintroduced lions and rhinos. Visitors enjoy game drives, boat safaris on Lake Ihema, birdwatching, and camping amid scenic lakes, papyrus swamps, and rolling hills.
Safari packages
Gorilla Trekking
& Wildlife Adventures
We combine gorilla safaris and wildlife tours in Rwanda and Uganda. Our itineraries are designed on your interests – our team will always draft a safari package with you to deliver your African dream.