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ShareSelf 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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ShareHiring 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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ShareBest time to visit Uganda.Uganda straddles the equator and enjoys a year-round tropical climate that makes it one of Africa’s most accessible safari destinations regardless of when you travel — but knowing how the seasons work, what they mean for different parks and experiences, and which months deliver the best conditions for gorilla trekking, game drives, chimpanzee tracking, and self […]
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ShareWhy Rent a 4×4 in Uganda for Your Safari? Uganda is one of the most diverse and rewarding safari destinations in all of Africa. In a single trip, you can track mountain gorillas through ancient mist-covered forest, watch lions patrol open savannah plains, cruise the Nile past enormous pods of hippos, and hike to a summit glacier above 5,000 metres. […]
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ShareKibale Forest National Park. Somewhere deep in the mahogany canopy of western Uganda’s most celebrated rainforest, a chimpanzee is calling — a wild, rising shriek that echoes through the trees and sends an electric charge through everyone who hears it for the first time. Following that call, deeper into the forest, moving through shafts of green-gold light that filter through […]
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ShareRwenzori Mountains National Park. Long before the age of maps and satellite imagery, ancient geographers wrote of a great range of snow-capped mountains deep in the heart of Africa that gave rise to the Nile. They called them the Mountains of the Moon. What they described — and what explorers eventually confirmed in the nineteenth century — were the Rwenzori […]
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