Bunyala’s Vibrant Heritage: A Journey of Renewal and Collaboration Deep within the lush greenery of Uganda’s Far East of Central region, nestled amidst rolling hills and cascading rivers, lies the Bunyala Kingdom. This ancient realm, steeped in a rich tapestry of culture, history, and tradition, has long captivated travellers with its captivating charm. But amidst the allure of its heritage, the kingdom faces...Read More
The best time to visit Uganda is between its two dry seasons: December to February and between June and August. These times are the best for trekking to see mountain gorillas and chimpanzees. Game viewing in Uganda’s savannah parks is best at the end of the dry seasons – February and March and September/early October – when wildlife is concentrated around water sources. Climate Guide for Uganda °F & ″°C...Read More
Uganda’s small size on the African map might deceive you into underestimating what the country has to offer for visitors. From the gorillas and chimps, the beautiful scenery, colorful birds, and of course – the people, you should be thinking about visiting Uganda. The travelers who have visited Uganda have great things to say and...Read More
Meet the local people and spend an afternoon with them, have a meal together, visit a school or a typical African Church Ceremony, or visit one of the projects. Kafu Safaris supports the local people and encourages clients to visit one of their programs and give them support. Kafu Safaris is working together with His...Read More
East Africa is the best place in the world to watch wildlife. Large animals are more abundant, diverse and visible than anywhere else in the world. East Africa is also one of the best places in the world for birdwatching. It’s not unusual for birdwatchers to see 500 or more species in one trip. Wildlife...Read More
Come and see for yourself Uganda has it all: The highest mountain-range of Africa, the largest lake, the great savannas of Kenya and Tanzania and the vast tropical rainforests of Congo and Rwanda. Uganda offers the best of everything from East and West Africa. An unique combination of the large animals like Elephants, Lions, Buffaloes,...Read More
Gorilla tracking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park (part of the Virunga Volcanoes). Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale Forest and the Kyambura Gorge in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Boat-trips on the Nile and the Kazinga Channel with spectacular wildlife and photo opportunities. Chimpanzee habituation experience in Kibale Forest and Semliki Wildlife Reserve. Game drives on the Savannas of Murchison Falls National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kidepo Valley National Park, Lake Mburo National Park and Semliki Wildlife Reserve. Wildlife includes:...Read More
Tipping will always be appreciated. It is normal to tip 5-10% in hotels and restaurants. Guides, drivers and carriers should always be tipped. Indication: for carriers USD 1-3 and for your driver/guide USD 5-15 per day, depending on the group size, number of days and your satisfaction.Read More
Bathroom facilities and accommodations can be more basic when traveling on a medium to low budget. In the eco lodges mind that the water reserves are limited and in most cases there are no sockets in the room, but you can always charge your devices at the reception.Read More
Please mind that washrooms along the road are sometimes not to European standards, for example squatting toilets, no flushing toilets or no toilet paper available. Like the locals say: T.I.A. This Is Africa.Read More
