Cross the Equator
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West from Kampala with the obligatory Equator photo, arriving for a first evening drive.Browse by landscape, wildlife, travel style or the people who know every trail.
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Smart value · Uganda
THE FIELD BRIEF
Five easy-going days: the Kazinga Channel's hippo armadas, Ishasha's tree-climbing lions, and dugout canoes across island-studded Lake Bunyonyi — Uganda's classic southwest on a sensible budget.
GENUINE TOTAL PRICE
The published “from” price is visible, but accommodation, statutory fees, vehicle, guide, flights, taxes, margin and upgrades have not yet been safely exposed as structured amounts. We will not invent the split.
SEEN ALONG THE WAY
YOUR ROUTE · LIVE
Queen Elizabeth
West from Kampala with the obligatory Equator photo, arriving for a first evening drive.Queen Elizabeth
Lion country at dawn on the Kasenyi plains; afternoon boat past hundreds of hippo and elephant.Ishasha
South to Ishasha to scan the fig trees for draped, sleeping lions.Lake Bunyonyi
Dugout canoes between islands, crater-lake swimming (bilharzia-free), and a slow lakeside evening.Kampala
Homeward through the terraced hills of Kigezi.DAY BY DAY
4×4 · Queen Elizabeth
4×4 · Queen Elizabeth
4×4 · Ishasha
4×4 · Lake Bunyonyi
4×4 · Kampala
PACKED IN
LEAVE BEHIND
WHEN THE TRAIL IS BEST
VOICES FROM THE TRAIL
Three game drives without seeing another car. Buffalo herds to the horizon. This is what I imagined Africa was like fifty years ago. Unbeatable at this price.
Honest pricing, clean camps, hearty food, and a guide (Brian) who worked absolute magic with a spotlight on our night drive.
We took visiting family and saw our own country with new eyes. The rhino trek at Ziwa is something every Ugandan should do once.
The roads to Kidepo are long and bumpy — it is called an expedition for a reason — but the campfires and the emptiness repaid every kilometre.