We are an indigenous safari company, registered and licensed to operate tours in Uganda and East Africa. Over the years we have established ourselves as the leaders of education tourism in Uganda. We have a unique expertise to manage large groups of students, young and old to ensure that each one of them enjoys our tours. We work with schools, colleges and universities to design packages that enable the students to learn about the diverse culture, geography, history, wildlife, rural development, and the general business environment of Uganda. Uganda offers a million opportunities for students to learn while also enjoying themselves. We also arrange internship programs for visiting students with local companies, large and small in various sectors, private and public. We also arrange programs for children that fail to fully appreciate the value of what they have – we help them get a new perspective of life!
Our team is led by a young, dynamic University professor and a host of University graduates.
We have packages involving Mountain Gorilla trekking, chimpanzee tracking, wildlife safaris, coffee tours, River Nile rafting, Kampala City Tours and Mountain climbing. If you are planning to visit alone, with a friend or as a group, we can assist you plan a memorable tour to Uganda. We don't design tours for you, we do it together with you and we deliver everything as planned, sometimes even offering more.
We are strong believers in sustainable inclusive tourism. We partner with local communities and help to build their capacity to ensure that they deliver certain services to our clients. We carefully help them to conserve their resources and minimize the negative effects to society and environment that might arise from tourism. One MUST VISIT is Entanda Cultural Adventure, a one hour’s drive eco-cultural experience from Kampala City. So far visited by more than 1500 visitors, this adventure offers a unique and authentic experience of ancient rural Ugandan lifestyles. You get to enjoy traditional hunting (to save wildlife), traditional bedroom talk, music and dance, cooking classes, buffet of fresh tropical fruits, bark-cloth making, community and forest walks, traditional games, and so much more. And you can enjoy all of this from a few hours to a whole day.
Our vision is to conserve nature and culture while helping the vulnerable earn a living
