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Africa’s Great Explorations (AGE) Safaris – Your gateway to Uganda – The Pearl of Africa

Guided tours and safaris in Uganda, including gorilla trekking, wildlife safaris, fishing safaris, bird watching, cultural tours, and adventure sports, offered by AGE Safaris, a safari company based in Kampala, Uganda. We’re also the best choice for your car rental and domestic flights. AGE Safaris is committed to nature conservation and showcases the beauty of Uganda in all its diverse forms.

Visit the mountain gorillas and other attractions on a safari – primate safaris or bird watching, plains, mountains & lakes teeming with antelopes, elephants, lions, leopards, buffaloes, hippos, and a wonderful variety of other animals and birds.

Or how about hiking on the glaciers at the equator in the stunning, pristine Rwenzori Mountains – the legendary Mountains of the Moon.

At AGE Safaris, we also specialize in VIP and business trips for elites, movie stars, etc. We offer you safe, private, and discreet service. Please contact us for more details.

Our Philosophy

It started as a dream: to share the majestic beauty and soul of Uganda and Africa with the world’s most discerning travelers.

We wanted to showcase the hidden treasures of our land, the strength of our incredible people, the vibrancy of our culture, and the diversity of our nature.

Today, that dream has become a reality: we’re a team of well-trained, dynamic professionals who passionately present Uganda and Africa to our guests. We’ve chosen to remain a small company, focusing on quality, exclusive comfort, and personalized service. Because quality is our top priority.

And because we’re so dedicated to our country, our approach differs from that of other travel companies. We have genuine respect for our environment and the people, our cultures that have endured for centuries. We’re deeply committed to the development and improvement of our communities’ lives.

We show you what others sometimes overlook, and thanks to our attention to detail, we offer you unforgettable travel experiences.

Whether you’re seeking adrenaline, deep relaxation, or a thrill from the wild nature: with us, you can be sure that you’ll truly experience authentic Africa and its most precious pearl during your safari.

Our Vision

We strive to change the global perception of Africa by showcasing the beauty of Uganda in all its diverse forms.

Our Mission

Our mission is to provide you with access to the exotic destinations of the Great Lakes region, emphasizing traditional hospitality, personalized service, and luxury, along with a wealth of knowledge about the region and its history since ancient times. We invest considerable effort in promoting community development and environmental conservation. By wild nature, you can be certain that you will leave our safaris having truly known Africa and its most precious pearl!…

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Three Days – Murchison Falls National Park

Uganda’s largest national park owes its name to the Murchison Falls, where the world’s longest river plunges 43 meters down through a rock cleft just 7 meters wide before flowing westward into Lake Albert. Located in the Albertine Rift system in northwestern Uganda, Murchison Falls National Park lies about 90 km from Masindi. The falls were named by explorer Sir Samuel Baker after Sir Roderick Murchison, President of the Royal Geographical Society.

The park comprises a mix of forests, wetlands, savannas, and tropical woodlands, serving as habitat for over 76 mammal species and more than 450 bird species. Large mammals found here include hippos, Rothschild’s giraffes, Cape buffalo, Uganda kobs, topis, and elephants.

The Nile at Murchison Falls is home to a variety of waterbirds, including the rare shoebill stork, and also hosts large populations of Nile crocodiles. The Kaniyo-Pabidi Forest is the habitat of primates, chimpanzees, and over 360 bird species.

In the lush grasslands north of the Nile, you’ll encounter elephants, buffalo, giraffes, and various antelope species during your safari, while the lion population continues to grow steadily. The Rabongo Forest in the southeast shelters chimpanzees and other rainforest animals.

The Nile itself hosts one of the densest populations of hippos and crocodiles in Africa. Therefore, a half-day trip to the waterfalls—passing by these animals—is practically a must-do. The tour lasts about 3 hours.

The most spectacular view of the waterfall can be enjoyed from the top, where you can witness the thundering Nile rushing through the narrow gorge. This spot can be reached either by car or on foot.

Below the Murchison Falls, the Nile offers exciting challenges for anglers, with a chance to catch a giant Nile perch (the record weight is 108 kg!). Fishing is restricted to specific areas. Since spots are limited, we recommend booking in advance. A range of boats for sport fishing can be rented upon prior reservation.

The dry season, and thus the best time to visit, typically runs from December to mid-February and June/July. The rainy season spans from April to November. Daytime temperatures average around 29°C. Nevertheless, Murchison Falls National Park is worth visiting at any time of year.

Three-Day, Two-Night Safari

Day 1: Pickup from your hotel in Kampala and a 6-hour journey northwest to Murchison Falls National Park. Stop for a light lunch at one of the hotels in Masindi town. After lunch, continue to the magnificent Murchison Falls, where you’ll marvel at the breathtaking beauty of the mighty Nile. As the world’s longest river, the Nile winds through the park and plunges 43 meters down through a narrow cleft. You’ll see this spectacular sight from above. Overnight stay at Sambiya River Lodge, Paraa Lodge, or Chobe Lodge.

Day 2: After an early breakfast, set off on a half-day game drive along the northern bank of the Nile, accompanied by an experienced ranger. Return to the lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, embark on a boat trip on the Nile to observe hippos, crocodiles, and various bird species up close. You’ll find plenty of great photo opportunities. Then head back to the lodge for a “sundowner” drink and a sumptuous dinner prepared by world-class chefs.

Relax for the rest of the evening—perhaps enjoy some cultural entertainment, or simply sit back, unwind, and listen to the sounds of untouched nature.

Overnight stay at Sambiya River Lodge, Paraa Lodge, or Chobe Lodge.

Day 3: Enjoy breakfast early in the morning, then transfer to Budongo Forest for a half-day trek to explore primates on foot: black-and-white colobus monkeys, red monkeys, baboons, and chimpanzees. After your hike, enjoy a light lunch before beginning the journey back to Kampala. Arrival in Kampala will be in the evening.

* Please contact AGE Safaris if you’re interested in this or other safaris. We’ll gladly tailor any itinerary to suit your specific interests.

3 Days – Chimpanzee Trekking, Expedition to Kibale

Kibale National Park in southwestern Uganda is renowned for offering optimal opportunities to observe chimpanzees as they play and interact. Other primates found here include red colobus monkeys, monkeys, red monkeys, galagos, and various other species. This park boasts the greatest diversity and largest primate populations in all of East Africa.

The Kibale Forest is also known for its high density of forest elephants; however, they are very rarely seen. These elusive forest elephants are smaller and hairier than their savanna counterparts and move seasonally through the accessible parts of the park.

3 Days, 2 Nights – Chimpanzee Trekking in Kibale Forest National Park

Day 1: Depart from Kampala through the tropical forests of Mubende, with lunch at one of the hotels in Fort Portal. After lunch, you may opt to visit the “Amabere ga nyina Mwiru” (literally translated as “breasts of Nyina Mwiru”). This popular tourist attraction is a limestone cave that resembles nursing breasts. You can also see the king’s palace in Kabalore within Fort Portal town. Dinner and overnight stay at Kibale Forest Camp or Kibale Primate Lodge (safari tents).

Day 2: After an early morning breakfast, you’ll embark on a chimpanzee trekking expedition guided by an experienced ranger. You’ll encounter 13 primate species and many other animal species. Typically, chimpanzee trekking takes 3–4 hours. Return to the hotel for lunch. Optionally, you can visit the crater lakes in Semuliki National Park, which are about an hour’s drive from Kibale. Alternatively, you can explore the Bigodi Wetland, where you’ll see a wide variety of bird species and experience breathtaking scenery. Dinner and overnight stay at Kibale Forest Camp or Kibale Primate Lodge (Safari tent).

Day 3: Have breakfast early in the morning and then depart for Kampala. Lunch there marks the end of this safari.

Please contact AGE Safaris if you’re interested in this or other safaris. We’ll gladly tailor any itinerary to suit your specific interests.

3-day Gorilla Trekking Safari to Bwindi

Bwindi originally means “impenetrable.” This name suits Bwindi perfectly. The forest covers 327 square kilometers, and its dense undergrowth of vines and other vegetation makes it a nearly impenetrable rainforest. It’s a true African jungle and one of the richest ecosystems in Africa. The diversity of species is a special attraction of the park, which provides habitat for around 120 mammal species, including mountain gorillas, colobus monkeys, chimpanzees, 346 bird species, 202 butterfly species, 163 tree species, 100 fern species, 27 frog species, chameleons, and geckos. Bwindi National Park is home to more than half of all the world’s mountain gorillas.

Gorilla trekking is an especially captivating and unforgettable experience that more than compensates for the sometimes arduous trek through the forest. Gorilla trekking is Uganda’s main attraction. Therefore, it’s advisable to book well in advance to secure permits for your desired dates.

3-day Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi National Park

Day 1: Depart from Kampala toward southwestern Uganda’s Bwindi National Park with your driver or tour guide. Cross the equator, where we’ll stop for a photo session and souvenirs. Then, stop in Mbarara town for lunch. Continue driving through savannas and the scenic Kigezi Highlands, also known as “Uganda’s Switzerland.” Arrive and check in at your lodge within the Bwindi gorilla sanctuary. Enjoy an early dinner and overnight stay at Silver Back Lodge, Gorilla Safari Lodge, Buhoma Lodge, Gorilla Forest Camp, or Clouds Lodge.

Day 2: Have breakfast early in the morning, and after a brief briefing by the guides, set off through the dense rainforest undergrowth. Meeting these calmest, rarest, and most endangered gorillas is a fascinating experience. Visitors are allowed to spend one hour with the gorillas before returning to the lodge. Gorilla trekking typically takes 3–8 hours. During the free afternoon, you can visit a nearby community to learn about various aspects of Ugandan life, culture, and lifestyle. Overnight stay at Silver Back Lodge, Gorilla Safari Lodge, Buhoma Lodge, Gorilla Forest Camp, or Clouds Lodge.

Day 3: After breakfast, drive back to Kampala. Stop again in Mbarara town for lunch. Arrive in Kampala late in the evening. Dinner and overnight stay in Kampala.

Please contact AGE Safaris if you’re interested in this or other safaris. We’ll gladly tailor any itinerary to suit your specific interests.

12-day Adventure: Wildlife and Primates

Day 1: Welcome to Uganda

Be greeted at Entebbe International Airport by AGE Safaris staff. Transfer to Kampala. Get ready for the upcoming safari days with the help of AGE Safaris staff. Overnight stay at your chosen accommodation (with breakfast).

Mid-range: Cassia Lodge
Luxury: Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort or Serena Hotel

Day 2: Transfer from Kampala to Murchison Falls National Park

Drive from Kampala to Murchison National Park; the journey takes about 6 hours. Enjoy a scenic ride as you head northwest out of the city to one of Uganda’s most famous national parks. Stop in Masindi town for a quick lunch. We’ll reach the park in the afternoon and get a spectacular view of the famous waterfalls right away. Dinner and overnight stay at your accommodation (full board).

Mid-range: Sambiya River Lodge
Luxury: Paraa Safari Lodge, Chobe Safari Lodge, Nile Safari Lodge (Eco Lodge)

Day 3: Murchison Falls National Park

After breakfast, enjoy a game drive across the Nyamasika Plateau to spot various wildlife species such as giraffes, elephants, and buffaloes roaming the park. Return to the lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, take a boat trip upstream to the base of the thundering Murchison Falls. Great photo opportunities are guaranteed here. Along the riverbanks, you’ll see hippos, crocodiles, and an incredible variety of unique bird species—a must-see for avid birdwatchers. Return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay (full board). Depending on the lodge, you might even spend an evening around a campfire.

Mid-range: Sambiya River Lodge
Luxury: Paraa Safari Lodge, Chobe Safari Lodge, Nile Safari Lodge (Eco Lodge)

Day 4: Transfer from Murchison Falls National Park to Kibale National Park

After an early breakfast, depart for Kibale National Park. Stop for lunch in Hoima. Arrive in Fort Portal and continue on to Kibale. Check in to your accommodation for an overnight stay (full-board). Optionally, take a short hike before dinner or go for a nighttime walk through the forest after dinner.

Nighttime walk: Experience a Ugandan forest at night, where you can discover the incredible biodiversity of the Kibale Forest in a whole new way. The forest is home to over 12 primate species, including bush babies—the smallest primates that can only be seen at night since they are nocturnal. Overnight stay.

Mid-range: Kibale Forest Camp
Luxury category: Kibale Primate Lodge

Day 5: Kibale National Park and transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park

Enjoy a chimpanzee trekking excursion in the morning, followed by lunch at the lodge. After lunch, drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park via Fort Portal, where you can see the popular tourist attraction of a limestone cave formation. You can also visit the King’s Palace in Kabalore. Overnight stay (full-board).

Mid-range: Simba Camp
Luxury category: Mweya Safari-Lodge, Jacana (Eco Lodge), Katara Lodge

Day 6: Queen Elizabeth National Park

After breakfast, embark on a 3-hour game drive. You’ll encounter nearly 100 mammal species and 606 bird species, including elephants, giant forest hogs, lions, and the world’s largest population of hippos, warthogs, leopards, buffaloes, and Uganda kobs. Return to the lodge for lunch. After lunch, take a boat ride on the Kazinga Channel between Lake Edward and Lake George. Return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay.

Mid-range: Simba Camp
Luxury category: Mweya Safari-Lodge, Jacana (Eco Lodge), Katara Lodge

Day 7: Transfer to the Ishasha section of Queen Elizabeth National Park

Drive to the Ishasha sector, where you’ll see tree-climbing lions alongside many other animals. Check in and have lunch at Ishasha Wilderness Camp. In the afternoon, enjoy a short safari; later, have dinner and stay overnight.

Mid-range: Savannah Resort Hotel
Luxury category: Ishasha Wilderness Camp (Eco Lodge)

Day 8: Transfer from Ishasha to Bwindi National Park

After breakfast, drive for 4 to 5 hours to Bwindi National Park. Arrive for lunch and have free time to relax in the afternoon. Have dinner and stay overnight in preparation for the trek the next day.

Mid-range: Silverback Lodge, Gorilla Safari Lodge
Luxury category: Clouds Lodge, Buhoma Lodge, Gorilla Forest Camp

Day 9: Bwindi National Park

After breakfast, attend the briefing for the gorilla trekking expedition. The trek can take between 3 and 8 hours. After the hike, return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay.

Mid-range: Silverback Lodge, Gorilla Safari Lodge
Luxury category: Clouds Lodge, Buhoma Lodge, Gorilla Forest Camp

Day 10: Transfer from Bwindi National Park to Lake Mburo National Park

After breakfast, drive for about 4 hours northeast from Bwindi to Lake Mburo National Park in the Mbarara district. Check in and have lunch. In the afternoon, take a boat ride on the lake and enjoy views of animals like crocodiles and hippos. Return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay.

Mid-range: Arcadia Cottages
Luxury category: Mihingo-Lodge

Day 11: Lake Mburo National Park and transfer to Kampala

After breakfast, go on another game drive in the park, where you’ll see plains zebras, antelopes, buffaloes, and hyenas. After a 2-hour game drive, begin the journey back to Kampala. Stop for lunch in Masaka city and take photos at the Equator. Stay overnight at a hotel with breakfast included.

Mid-range: Cassia Lodge
Luxury category: Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort, Serena Hotel

Day 12: Transfer to Entebbe International Airport

Please contact AGE Safaris if you’re interested in this safari or others. We’d be happy to customize any itinerary to suit your specific interests.

Fun and adventure in one day

Option 1: Lake Mburo National Park (1 day)

Lake Mburo National Park is an interesting and convenient destination for tourists with limited time. The drive from Kampala takes just 3 to 4 hours, and this excursion can be completed in a single day.

• 6:00 AM – Depart from Kampala
• 9:30 AM – Tea and coffee break
• 10:00 AM – Arrive at the park
• 10:30 AM – Start the game drive
• 1:30 PM – Lunch in the park
• 3:30 PM – Depart for Kampala
• 5:30 PM – Stop at the Equator for photos and coffee
• 5:50 PM – Continue to Kampala
• 7:00 PM – Arrive in Kampala, hotel

Please note: Arrival may be delayed if departure from the park is late or due to traffic in Kampala.

The package includes:

• Transportation in a comfortable off-road vehicle
• Park entry fees
• Game drive
• Guided tour
• Lunch

Option 2: Jinja – Adventure at its best!

Quad biking
Go on a guided quad safari with the opportunity to see special parts of the Nile, along with local villages and their people up close. All safaris include prior training and protective gear.

White water rafting
The White Nile roars between densely forested islands and feeds into spectacular rapids. This is where you can experience thrilling white-water rafting. You’ll navigate all the major Class 5 rapids with internationally experienced guides. The guides operate the raft and know every aspect of rafting safety. If desired, calmer stretches of water can also be explored.

Other activities on the Nile include bungee-jumping from the best platform in East Africa and visiting the source of the Nile by kayak.

Option 3: Jinja – a more relaxed tour.

08:00 AM: Departure from the hotel to Jinja

09:00 AM: Estimated arrival time in Jinja. You’ll head straight to the source of the Nile, the world’s second-longest river at 6,400 kilometers, which flows into the Mediterranean Sea starting from Uganda. You’ll take a boat directly to the source, and then continue to the Bujagali Falls.

A few kilometers downstream from the source, the White Nile takes its first major step along its 6,400-kilometer journey to the Mediterranean Sea. Its path leads through Lake Kyoga, past Karuma and Murchison Falls, to the upper end of Lake Albert, before continuing as the Albert Nile along the Sudanese border.

We’ll see the first cascade at the Bujagali Falls. Afterwards, you’ll have the opportunity to have lunch at the Jinja Nile Resort before heading back to Kampala.

On the way to Kampala, we’ll visit the Mabira Forest, located 20 km from Jinja. This rainforest covers about 300 square kilometers and offers great photo opportunities. From there, we’ll continue to Kampala; estimated arrival time in Kampala is 5:00 PM.

Included in the price:

• Transportation in a comfortable SUV
• Entrance fees to the source of the Nile and Bujagali
• Boat ride
• Guided tour
• Lunch

Please contact AGE Safaris if you’re interested in this safari or others. We’ll gladly tailor any itinerary to your specific interests.

Expedition to the Rwenzori Mountains

The Rwenzori Mountains are also called the “Moon Mountains” after Ptolemy, the Alexandrian geographer from 150 AD, who originally thought this was the source of the Nile because he saw snow-capped mountains deep in the heart of Africa here for the first time. Over the centuries, this myth faded away. In 1889, Henry Stanley mapped these mountains, whose local name is “Rwenjura,” meaning “rainmaker.” The range rises over 4,000 meters above the Albertine Rift and is the highest mountain range in East Africa. It formed over 3 million years ago. It spans approximately 120 km in length and 65 km in width. It consists of six massifs separated by deep gorges: Mount Stanley (5,109 m), Mount Speke (4,890 m), Mount Baker (4,843 m), Mount Emin (4,798 m), Mount Gessi (4,715 m), and Mount Luigi di Savoia (4,627 m). Mount Stanley is the largest and has several peaks, with Margherita Peak being the highest point. The rock is metamorphic, and the mountains likely formed due to the folding of tectonic plates. They are extremely humid and often shrouded in clouds.

The Rwenzori Mountains are known for their unique vegetation, ranging from tropical rainforests to alpine meadows and snow-covered areas. There are forest elephants and several primate species, such as white and blue colobus monkeys, as well as many endemic bird species. Some plant species include giant thistles, giant lobelias, and six-meter-tall heather. The border of the Congo runs right through the mountains.

From Kampala, the journey covers 375 to 450 km, depending on the chosen route. AGE Safaris can offer you the following trekking options in the mountains:

Option 1: An eight-day trek to Mount Baker

This trek takes you to the summit of Mount Baker, which is about 4,800 meters high. Here, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of Margherita and Alexandra Peaks. This trek is relatively easy and suitable for everyone with reasonable fitness and no fear of heights.

• Day 1: Pickup at the airport and transfer to Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort in Kampala
• Day 2: Early breakfast and departure to Fort Portal. Overnight stay in Fort Portal
• Days 3–10: Your trek
• Day 10: Return to Fort Portal
• Day 11: Departure from Fort Portal back to Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort in Kampala
• Day 12: Transfer to the airport

Option 2: A three-day trek

This trek takes you to an altitude of about 3,200 meters. We’ll traverse the untouched rainforests of the Munyamubuli Highlands to Kalalama Camp (3,134 m). Here, you’ll enjoy stunning views all the way to Kasese (2,160 meters). On the second day of the trek, you’ll reach Mutinda at mid-altitude, where there’s a small rock shelter called “Chengora Rock Shelter.” There, you’ll find waterfalls and extraordinary flora. Enjoy a hearty lunch before returning to Kampala for an overnight stay. On the third day, you’ll descend back to the ranger post and then head home.

• Day 1: Pickup from the airport, transfer to Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort. Brief orientation by AGE Safaris staff.
• Day 2: Breakfast and departure to Fort Portal
• Days 3–5: Your trek
• Day 5: Overnight stay in Fort Portal
• Day 6: Departure from Fort Portal toward Kampala to Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort

You can optionally include a visit to Queen Elizabeth National Park. Ask us about the costs.

More info:

• Trekking equipment is available for rent, typically at $10 per day.
• The paths are wide and safe.
• The Ruwenzori Mountains form a challenging yet pristine landscape with vegetation that cannot be found in any other African mountain range.
• The Rwenzori Mountains are the highest mountains in Africa.
• The Rwenzori Mountains are home to “Panthera rwenzorii,” an extremely rare black leopard species endemic to this region. Only very few of these animals remain, as they have been hunted for their skins.

Please contact AGE Safaris if you’re interested in this or other safaris. We’ll gladly tailor any itinerary to suit your specific interests.

The Ultimate Fishing Safari, 8 Days

Fishing for Nile perch in Lake Victoria, Uganda, is simply amazing! The Ssese Islands, a small group of over 80 islands off Entebbe, are an untouched paradise. Most of them are uninhabited, except for local fishermen, and they are covered in dense tropical forest. They are home to monkeys and birds. Fish weighing over 80 kg can be caught here. The main fishing method on the lake is trolling with lures, although fly fishing with live bait can also be successful.

Besides Nile perch, local tilapia weighing up to 5 kg can be caught. In the Nile below Murchison Falls, fishing is usually done using live bait. Besides perch, catfish weighing over 50 kg can be caught. On this safari, you’re guaranteed to discover the best fishing spots and enjoy the finest fishing experiences in Uganda.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Uganda

Upon your arrival in Entebbe, you’ll be picked up by one of our staff members. Transfer to the hotel. Check-in for one night at Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort.

Day 2: Drive from Kampala to Murchison Falls National Park

After breakfast, drive from Kampala through Uganda’s gently rolling green hills to Murchison Falls National Park. Arrive at the park in time for lunch. Check-in at Paraa Lodge. After lunch, embark on a 3-hour fishing tour at the base of Murchison Falls. Return to Paraa Lodge for dinner and overnight stay.

Day 3: Full-day fishing at the base of the waterfall

After breakfast, spend a full day fishing at the base of the waterfall. Besides catching Nile perch, you’ll also have the chance to spot hippos, buffaloes, crocodiles, and many other animals. Overnight stay at Paraa Lodge.

Day 4: Full-day fishing on the Chobe side of the national park

Have breakfast early in the morning, then go fishing along the banks of the Nile up to the Chobe area. Enjoy a meal in the form of a picnic. Dinner and overnight stay at Chobe Lodge.

Day 5: Drive to Entebbe

After breakfast, head back to Entebbe, stopping first to view the top of Murchison Falls. Make a stop in Kampala for a late lunch. Overnight stay at Imperial Resort Hotel.

Day 6: Entebbe to Ngamba Island

After breakfast, head to the pier in Entebbe. A boat will take us to Ngamba Island. Spend the morning observing chimpanzees on this island (Ngamba Island is a chimpanzee sanctuary). Have lunch, and then head out for an afternoon of fishing. Overnight stay in a tent camp on the island.

Day 7: Ngamba Island

After breakfast, go fishing. A lunch pack will provide for your meals. In the evening, transfer back to Entebbe. Check-in for one night at Imperial Resort Beach Hotel.

Day 8: Departure

We’ll take you to the airport.

Please contact AGE Safaris if you’re interested in this or other safaris. We’ll gladly tailor any itinerary to suit your specific interests.

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