The Mukungwa river meanders through the terraced farms of Rwanda’s Northern Providence in Musanze. While most travelers to this region visit for the famed mountain gorillas of Volcanoes National Park, canoeing the Mukungwa is a soul-stirring “soft adventure.” Adrenaline Experience on River Mukungwa It is a journey that gives you a glimpse in the authentic...Read More
Located in northeastern Uganda’s Karamoja sub-region, Pian Upe Wildlife Reserve is one of the country’s most remote and least visited safari destinations in Uganda. As Uganda’s second largest protected area, it offers a raw African wilderness experience with vast savannah plains, rolling hills, and dramatic skies that stretch to the horizon. Beyond the solitude, the...Read More
Over the years, we have partnered with Responsible Travel’s Trip for a Trip initiative, helping provide disadvantaged children and young people with an inspiring day out in our local community. Funded by Responsible Travel, around 1% of sales goes towards these experiences, based on a simple idea – for every trip taken, a child benefits...Read More
Uganda is home to over 1060 recorded bird species. It is a small country the size of Great Britain or the state of Oregon. It has contrasts of bird habitats which range from forests, swamps, agricultural lands, water bodies, savannah and woodlands. Uganda is crossed by the Equator and has the Albertine rift valley in the West side...Read More
Kenya remains top of many travellers’ lists. The country’s pride lies in excellent service, tried and tested itineraries, and an understanding that its people are just as important as its wildlife in creating the perfect East African safari holiday. Kenya offers fantastic safari experiences all year round with a moderate climate, broad open landscapes, and...Read More
Rwanda is best known for mountain gorillas and mist-covered volcanoes, but beyond its tranquil beauty lies one of Africa’s most exciting emerging adventure travel destinations. Compact, safe, and stunningly scenic, Rwanda offers heart-pumping experiences that blend wilderness, culture, conservation, and outdoor exploration. Why Rwanda is Perfect for Adventure Travel With dramatic highlands, pristine rainforests, sparkling...Read More
The fascinating Ik people of Uganda are a resilient and unique ethnic group in Africa. They reside high in the Morungole Mountains of Northeastern Uganda, overlooking the vast Kidepo Valley national park and the borders of South Sudan and Kenya. Often referred to as the “Mountain People,” the Ik people offer a fascinating glimpse into...Read More
In recent years, East Africa has emerged as an inspiring destination for solo women traveler’s seeking adventure, culture, and transformation. Uganda and Rwanda countries rich in biodiversity, welcoming communities, and awe-inspiring landscapes are increasingly on the radar of women exploring the world on their own terms. This article highlights why these two nations are perfect...Read More
Often overshadowed by the famous Serengeti national park, Ruaha National Park is Tanzania’s best-kept secret. It is one of Tanzania’s largest parks covering over 20,000 km2 offering a raw, rugged, and exclusive safari experience. For those looking to escape the crowds and witness “Wild Africa” in its truest form, Ruaha is the ultimate destination. Ruaha National Park is located...Read More
East Africa is home to some of the most iconic and visually striking giraffes on the continent. Recent scientific advancements and reclassification by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) of 2025, recognize four distinct giraffe species worldwide: the Masai giraffe (Giraffa tippelskirchi), reticulated giraffe (Giraffa reticulata), northern giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis), and southern giraffe...Read More
