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Self drive car rental in Kisoro. Tucked into Uganda’s far south-western corner, pressed against the border with Rwanda and wrapped in the shadow of the Virunga volcanic chain, Kisoro is one of the most strategically located towns in East Africa for wildlife travellers. It sits within easy reach of two mountain gorilla destinations — Mgahinga Gorilla National Park to the […]
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Hiring a car and crossing to Uganda and Rwanda. There is a particular kind of freedom that comes from sitting behind the wheel of a well-equipped 4×4, the road unspooling ahead of you through volcanic highlands or open savannah, with no fixed schedule, no tour group timetable, and no one deciding where you stop or how long you stay. A […]
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Self Drive Safari in Rwanda. Rwanda is one of the most compact, most dramatically beautiful, and most logistically straightforward countries in Africa to explore independently. Its roads are well maintained and clearly signed, its borders efficient, its national parks varied and remarkably close together, and its capital — one of the cleanest cities on the continent — is an ideal […]
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Why choose a land cruiser Prado for safari.The Toyota Land Cruiser Prado is the benchmark safari vehicle for Uganda’s national park circuit — not by default or convention, but because its specific combination of capability, tank range, ground clearance, and reliable diesel torque aligns almost exactly with what Uganda’s circuit roads demand from a self drive vehicle. Understanding why the […]
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Rav4 fuel consumption on safari.Fuel planning on a Uganda safari circuit is a practical skill rather than a minor logistical detail — because national parks have no fuel, some legs between towns on the western circuit cover distances that exhaust a complacent fuel strategy, and a vehicle running low on diesel on a murram road forty kilometres from the nearest […]
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Self drive rav4 Uganda to Rwanda.A self drive in a Toyota RAV4 Safari from Uganda into Rwanda is one of East Africa’s most achievable cross-border road trips — a journey that moves through Uganda’s southern highland landscapes, crosses into Rwanda at one of two well-managed border points, and continues on Rwanda’s tarmac network to the country’s national parks and capital. […]
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