by | | Sustainable travel and tourism, Uganda
Seeing gorillas in Uganda is one of those experiences that’s hard to imagine until you’re right there with them. Venturing into the tropical forest, walking for hours in search of a mountain gorilla family, and coming face-to-face with these impressive...
by | | Sustainable travel and tourism, Uganda
The safari we went on in Queen Elizabeth Park in Uganda was probably the most complete and beautiful experience of our trip to Uganda. We stayed two nights in the park, and during those two days, we did 3 activities: Game drive through the park looking for big cats...
by | | Kenya, Sustainable travel and tourism
Why go on a safari in Samburu? Samburu National Reserve is ideal if you want to go on safari in a reserve with very little tourism. Its location, far from the Masai Mara, means many people choose not to go. That keeps visitor numbers low, and it’s also a place where...
by | | Sustainable travel and tourism
Murchison Falls is much more than a waterfall. This national park, in northern Uganda, combines sweeping savannah landscapes, wildlife, the Nile River, and falls that truly impress when you’re standing right in front of them. On top of that, experiencing a safari in...
by | | Kenya, Safaris, Sustainable travel and tourism, Tanzania
Comparing the Serengeti and the Maasai Mara is almost inevitable when planning a safari. Although they share wildlife and the migration, each park offers nuances that can influence the traveler’s experience. Choosing between one or the other isn’t always...
