Uganda Safari Package for 5 Days Gorilla Tracking - Starts at Entebbe
COST IS USD1822 PER PERSON SHARING INCLUDES 1 DAY PERMIT (minimum 2 people)
Day 1:
Arrive Entebbe and drive to Kampala – 45 minutes. Check in at your hotel for dinner and overnight.
Overnight: Hotel Africana( Bed And Breakfast)
Nothern Region
Accommodation in Kenya's Northren Region
Book Road Safari trip to Lake Turkana choose from 8 or 10 days
Book Flying Safari to Lake Turkana for 3 days
Home to the International Camel Derby
The Northern Frontier District. You will traverse along some of Africa’s worst roads, see beautiful mountain forest surrounded on all sides by hot dusty deserts, eventually arriving at our camp on the shores of the Jade Sea (Lake Turkana). Ours is the only camp situated right on the beach of the lake with spectacular views of the South Island. The camp comprises 12 double traditional Turkana palm leaf huts, a dinning/lounge, kitchen, showers and toilets. Our 20-seat boat is based here and is available for sunset cruises and our visit to Elmoro Bay some 12 kms to the north. You will see a great variety of tribes during the tour and cross the Chalbi Desert if dry. During the rains it becomes an enormous shallow lake.
All safaris depart with either the 24 seater trucks or 4x4 wheel drive land cruisers or Land rovers
Stay at Various camp or lodges in Maralal
- Yare club hotel
- Maralal Safari Lodge
Contact Us page for bookings
Western
Book hotels in Kisumu and around Lake Victoria - DIRECTLY WITH US
Lake Victoria is the world's second largest freshwater lake covering an area of 67,850 kms (26,200 sq miles). This vast expanse, about the size of the Republic of Ireland, forms the main headwaters of the River Nile. Its Kenya focus, Kisumu, is 350 kms (220 miles) from Nairobi by road.
Three nations share the waters of Victoria - Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. In the Kenya area there is a busy network of waterways between the trading towns and villages which lie along the shores of the lake. Lighters and small cargo vessels ply daily from Kisumu down as far as the Tanzania border and north as far as Port Victoria near Uganda.
Kisumu, the capital of Western Kenya, and the country's third largest population centre is the home of various industries and many small scale fisheries. Tilapia, Nile Perch and several other species provide a steady income for the fleets of Luo fishing canoes and boats which sell their catches at any of several markets located along the Lake's coast. With their lateen sails, these traditional dug-out vessels are an attractive sight.
Kisumu came into existence with the completion of the Uganda Railway five years after line laying began almost 1,000 kms away in Mombasa. It was briefly called Port Florence. Only forty years earlier, the English explorer Speke, having travelled along the western side of the lake reached a place he named Ripon Falls. It was these cataracts, at what is now Jinja, in Uganda, which he proclaimed the source of the Nile in 1861.
- Lake Victoria Safari Village
Lake Victoria Safari Village is situated on the eastern shore of Lake Victoria in quiet and nice surroundings just inland of Rusinga and Mfangano islands. By road it is about 150 km from Kisumu and 400 km from Nairobi. You can visit colourful Luo fishing beaches or try your own fishing skills to catch Nile Perch (mbuta) Fishing, bird watching, sightseeing trips by road to the nearby Ruma national game park or on the lake in traditional canoes powered by sail or outboard-engine can be organized. Rusinga Island camp
- Mfangano Island lodge
- Sunset hotel in the city centre
- Kiboko bay resort
Mombasa Travel
BOOK HOTELS IN MOMBASA BEACH, KILIFI AND DIANI BEACH AREAS DIRECTLY WITH US
Mombasa, the second largest municipality in Kenya with a population of roughly 670,000, lies four degrees south of the equator on the western flank of the Indian Ocean. Its climate is tropical, marked with high humidity, high temperature, strong ocean winds, and the intense brilliance of the midday sun that glares off lime-whitewashed stone houses. Mombasa consists of a small island, three miles long and 5.5 square miles in area, connected to the mainland by bridges and ferries. Mombasa's coastline is sheltered by a coral reef running parallel to the shore about one mile out from the high-water mark. Beaches of fine sand and gentle slope provide ideal sites for a rapidly developing hotel and cottage resort industry. Most of Mombasa sits on loose, sandy soil, but the eastern part stands on a porous coral base. Local building materials include coral, mud, wattle, thatch, and stones.
For centuries, Mombasa served as a vibrant trading center. Swahili merchants served as middlemen, exporting products from the East African interior in exchange for goods purchased from Indian Ocean merchant ships. Especially during the 19th century, Swahili caravans traveled far into the interior in search of slaves and ivory, and some of these traders established inland trading posts.
Modern shipping has taken over the long-distance ocean trade routes once traveled by dhows, the Swahili's wooden sailing vessels. Cities such as Mogadishu and Mombasa, now major industrial ports, have attracted many migrants from the East African interior. Swahili now contains many English words and has become the lingua franca of much of East Africa, spoken by more than 130 million people.
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Cottages in Diani
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Others Hotels Include:
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Voyager Beach Resort
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Mombasa Continental Resort (Shanzu)
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Sun 'n' Sand Beach Hotel ( Kikambala) 
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Mombasa Serena Beach Hotel
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Sarova Whitesands Resort ( Bamburi)
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Reef Hotel (Nyali)
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Nyali Beach Hotel (Nyali)
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Diani: Indian Ocean Beach Club (Diani)
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Safari Beach Hotel (Diani)
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Jadini Beach Hotel (Diani)
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Others include:
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Rift Valley & Mara Region
We recommend the following hotels in Naivasha , Nakuru and Masai Mara Game Lodges. Recently, We have made it easy by recommending the following based on location, budget and services offered. BOOK THESE HOTELS AND LUXURY LODGES DIRECTLY WITH US
. For Masai Mara Game lodges kindly do send us an Request For Masai Mara Transport
LOCATION: NAIVASHA HOTELS AND NEAR HELLS GATE NATIONAL PARK
Elsamere Conservation Center
Crater Lake Tented Camp and Sanctuary
Enashipai Resort and Spa
Kiboko Luxury Camp
Lake Naivasha Country Club
The Great Rift Valley and Golf Resort
Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort
LOCATION: NAKURU AND NEARBY
Sarova Lion Hill Lodge - inside the park
Lake Nakuru Lodge - inside the park
Jumuia Guest Hotel near the park gate
Milele Resort
Budget Hotel Waterbuck
Merica Hotel
Chester Hotel
Tumaini Cottage and Conference Center
Lake Nakuru Flamingo Lodge
Mbweha Camp Lake Nakuru
LOCATION: MAASAI MARA GAME LODGE
Description:
Set at an altitude of 1650m (5210 ft) the rolling grasslands of the Maasai Mara offer one of the nature's most dramatic spectacles, the annual migration of over a million wildebeest and zebra from Tanzania's Serengeti which takes place from late July to September. The Masai Mara lies 275 kms (170 miles) west of Nairobi.The journey to Masai Mara, either by air, with extensive panoramic views of the floor of the Great Rift Valley including the "lost world" volcano of Suswa with its inner plateau, or by road along the south slopes of the Mau, is scenically magnificent.
Olkeri Mara Camp -Siana Conservancy
Siana Springs Tented Camp -Siana Conservancy
Mara Leisure Tented Camp
Keekorok Lodge
Sanctuary Olonana Luxury tented Camp
Mahali Mzuri Luxury Camp -Branson Place
Governors Camp
Governors IlMoran Camp
Little Governors Camp
Budget: Sidai Camp
Karen Blixen Camp
Olare Mara Kempinski
Mara Bush Camp
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