Destination Jungle

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About Us

Company Profile

Destination Jungle is a tour operator founded with the goal of delivering high-quality services with professionalism and creativity in the tourism industry. Our motto is: “Our service must always exceed customer expectations,” and we already enjoy a very good reputation in this regard.

Offices & Organization

You’ll find us in the heart of Kampala at the Pan Africa House (5th floor) on Kimathi Avenue.

Since April 1, 2011, we’ve also opened an office in New York with Destination Jungle.

Our structure includes a staff member in Kigali and Bujumbura to handle our tourism programs in Rwanda and Burundi. Destination Jungle also distributes programs for Tanzania, Zanzibar, and Kenya through partnerships with three local partners.

Memberships

Destination Jungle holds memberships in the following associations:

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Association of Uganda Tour Operators, AUTO
The Uganda Association of Travel Agents, TUGATA
Nature Uganda
Tourism Uganda
Uganda Wildlife Society
Association for the Promotion of Tourism to Africa, APTA

We also work closely with the Ugandan Ministry of Tourism, Uganda Wildlife Authority, Tourism Uganda, and Burundi Tourism.

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Our Safaris

Destination Jungle’s main programs

We specialize in photo safaris and primate trekking, placing special emphasis on ecotourism, environmental protection, and the preservation of cultures in Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi. We also offer travel and ticketing services.

We organize scheduled group tours and offer customized private safari programs. Our main safaris include:

• “Best of Uganda,” 15 days
• Nile Adventure Uganda, 12 days
• Uganda Panorama, 10 days
• 1000 Mountains in Uganda and Rwanda, 13 days
• “Eden of Africa” in Congo, Burundi, and Rwanda, 13 days
• “Best of Rwanda,” 8/10 days
• Rwenzori Trekking, 10 days
• Great Apes in Uganda and Rwanda, 12 days
• Great Apes of Rwanda, 10 days
• Primates in Uganda, 7 days

We offer our safaris with flexible accommodation rates. You can choose between “Comfort” or “Economy” options.

Destination Jungle Special Programs

Our special tours include:

• Honeymoon packages with beach holidays on Zanzibar, Ssese Islands, Bulago Island, and Mombasa
• Birdwatching in Uganda and Rwanda
• Primate tours covering Uganda, Rwanda, and Congo
• The unique Nkuringo walk
• Rafting & bungee jumping at the mighty sources of the Nile
• Rwenzori Trekking and climbing

Vehicles

Destination Jungle owns top-notch safari vehicles and guarantees the quality of transportation for safaris. For example, we have standard Land Cruisers with open roofs (Toyota), suitable for groups of up to 5 people. For larger groups of 6 or 7 passengers, we use extended Land Cruisers.

DJ UGANDA SAFARI 10 Days 9 Nights – Tour Code DJU03

“Panorama of Uganda”

Day 1 – Entebbe

Upon your arrival at Entebbe International Airport in Uganda, you’ll be greeted by our representative and driven to your accommodation, Cassia Lodge – Hotel Le Bougainviller. Overnight stay with breakfast included.

Day 2 – Murchison Falls National Park

After breakfast, your adventure begins. You’ll head northwest to Masindi and Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda’s largest national park, which features beautiful landscapes ranging from green acacia savannah in the north to tropical forests in the south.

You’ll visit the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, where endangered white and black rhinos are being reintroduced. After lunch, you’ll continue to Murchison Falls. Dinner and overnight stay at Paraa Safari Lodge / Nile Safari Lodge (C) or Red Chilli Rest Camp (E). Full-board accommodation.

Day 3 – Murchison Falls National Park

After breakfast, enjoy an early morning game drive through the savannah in the Nile Delta and around Lake Albert. You’ll see animals in their natural habitat (elephants, lions, buffaloes, giraffes, waterbucks, spotted hyenas, and, with a bit of luck, leopards). Return to the lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, embark on a boat safari along the Nile at the base of Murchison Falls (spotting hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species such as African eagles, pelicans, kingfishers, Egyptian geese, and more). Dinner and overnight stay at Paraa Safari Lodge / Nile Safari Lodge (C) or Red Chilli Rest Camp (E). Full-board accommodation.

Day 4 – Chimpanzee trekking in Budongo Forest – Hoima

Early in the morning, you’ll travel to Budongo Forest for a trekking experience in the tropical rainforest (the natural habitat of chimpanzees and other primates: black and white colobus monkeys, red monkeys, “blue monkeys,” green monkeys, and baboons). Lunch is provided.

In the afternoon, you’ll have the opportunity to learn about local culture (a village tour organized by the eco-tourism group “Boomu Women Group”). Dinner and overnight stay in Hoima at Kontiki Hotel. Full-board accommodation.

Day 5 – Hoima to Queen Elizabeth National Park

After breakfast, you’ll leave Hoima heading southwest along Lake Albert and the Rift Valley toward Queen Elizabeth National Park. Lunch will be served en route. Then, you’ll travel along the Rwenzori mountain range toward Kasese town. An evening game drive will follow. Dinner and overnight stay at Mweya Safari Lodge / Katara Lodge (C) or Hippo Hill Camp (E). Full-board accommodation.

Day 6 – Queen Elizabeth National Park

Early in the morning, embark on a game drive in the northern sector of the park (Lake George and Kasenyi Village). You might spot lions, elephants, buffaloes, spotted hyenas, waterbucks, Uganda kobs, and perhaps even leopards. Lunch will be served at the lodge. In the afternoon, enjoy a boat safari from Mweya Peninsula along the Kazinga Channel—one of Uganda’s most popular safari spots, renowned for its high density of wildlife and birds. An evening game drive will round out the day. Dinner and overnight stay at Mweya Safari Lodge / Katara Lodge (C) or Hippo Hill Camp (E). Full-board accommodation.

Day 7 – Ishasha – Bwindi Forest National Park

After breakfast, you’ll head south through the Ishasha sector for a game drive in search of tree-climbing lions. Lunch will be served en route near Bwindi National Park or in Kisoro. Dinner and overnight stay at Bwindi Engagi Lodge – Gorilla Safari Lodge (C) or Buhoma Community Rest Camp – Travellers Rest Hotel (E). Full-board accommodation.

Day 8 – Mountain gorilla safari

Starting at 8:00 AM, you’ll venture into the tropical rainforest of Bwindi for a gorilla trekking experience. Accompanied by an experienced ranger, you’ll join a group of up to 8 people to meet the human-tolerant mountain gorillas. The exact time of encounter depends on the current location of the gorillas, but you’ll have one hour to observe and photograph them. After returning, dinner and overnight stay at Bwindi Engagi Lodge – Gorilla Safari Lodge (C) or Buhoma Community Rest Camp – Travellers Rest Hotel (E). Full-board accommodation.

Day 9 – Kampala

After breakfast, you’ll head back to Kampala with a stop for lunch at the Igongo Cultural Museum in Mbarara. There’ll be a brief stop at the Equator and opportunities to shop for souvenirs at local craft markets. Dinner and overnight stay in Kampala at Cassia Lodge – Hotel Bougainviller. Full-board accommodation.

As an alternative: This itinerary is scheduled for departure from Entebbe in the evening.

Day 10

A city tour of Kampala followed by a transfer to Entebbe International Airport in the evening. Bed & Breakfast included.

Possible extensions

• 3 days on the Ssese Islands – Bugala Island
• 1 day on Ngamba Island and in Entebbe (first or last day)
• 1 day in Semliki National Park (Day 4)
• 4 to 7 days of trekking in the Ruwenzori Mountains
• 1 day of trekking Mount Muhavura – Virunga

Services included

• Airport transfers
• Accommodation with full-board meals (excluding drinks)
• Transportation via 4×4 Land Cruisers
• English-speaking driver/guide
• Gorilla permit: $500 per person; chimpanzee trekking permits also included
• Entrance fees and taxes
• Drinking water during the journey

Services not included

• Flight tickets
• Personal travel insurance
• Uganda visa fee of $50, payable directly at the airport upon arrival
• Optional activities and any changes to the itinerary
• Drinks and tips

DJ MOUNTAIN CLIMBING – 10 days / 9 nights – Tour Code DJU30

Trekking & mountain climbing in the Rwenzori Mountains

Introduction

The Rwenzori Mountains are the largest mountain range in Africa, featuring six peaks over 4,500 meters. These include Mt. Stanley, Mt. Speke, Mt. Baker, Mt. Gessi (on the Congolese side), Mt. Emin Pascha, and Mt. Luigi di Savoia. They stretch 120 km along the border between Uganda and Congo. The highest peak is Margherita Peak on Mt. Stanley at 5,109 meters, named after Queen Margherita of Italy, who funded the first climbing expedition there in June 1906. The name “Rwenzori” means “mountains of rain” in the local language, aptly describing the region’s climate with relatively high rainfall.

The central trekking route

The best way to explore the Rwenzori Mountains is via the so-called “central circuit.” This route starts at the village of Nyakalengija, follows the Mobuku River valley, and then heads toward Mount Baker. From there, it’s a direct ascent to Mount Stanley and Margherita Peak. This trek passes through five distinct vegetation zones, starting from montane forest, through bamboo zones, all the way to the alpine zone, covering an elevation difference of 2,800 m to 3,500 m. The trek typically takes 6 days. It’s important to acclimatize gradually to avoid altitude sickness.

Along the route, there are several huts offering standard comfort with simple mattresses. Drinking water comes directly from mountain springs.

Destination Jungle ensures your safety and well-being with experienced guides and cooks. Porters are available to carry up to 25 kg per person, including provisions.

The best time to visit the Rwenzoris

Although global climate change affects the Rwenzoris as well, the best time to visit is during the dry seasons—between December and March, June and July, or September and October.

Are you ready for the climb?

While trekking and climbing in the Rwenzoris isn’t technically difficult, it does present its challenges. The journey is long and arduous, taking up to 7 days. Therefore, endurance and physical fitness are essential, and prior training never hurts. High-tech equipment isn’t required, but good trekking shoes and especially rubber boots are necessary, as large parts of the trail are very swampy. The final sections to Margherita Peak lie within a glacial area and require the use of ropes and crampons.

Itinerary

Day 1 – Kampala

Arrival at Entebbe International Airport, greeted by our staff and transferred to Kampala for overnight stay; bed & breakfast at Capitol Palace Hotel.

Day 2 – Rwenzori Mountains

After breakfast, departure from Kampala.

Drive toward Fort Portal, arriving in time for lunch. Continue through the Mubuku Valley to Ibanda. Our guides will then brief you for the next day. Dinner and overnight stay at Tours Holiday Camp Base; full board included.

Day 3 – Stage 1: From Nyakalengija to Nyabitaba, 2,652 m.

After breakfast, head to the headquarters in Nyakalengija at 1,615 m for a final briefing and equipment check.

The hike begins through the plantations and homes of the Bakonjo, the indigenous people of the Rwenzoris. Following the Mobuku River, you’ll traverse the montane forest until reaching the first hut at Nyabitaba, 2,652 m. Dinner and overnight stay in Nyabitaba. This day’s hike takes 4–5 hours.

Hiking time: 5 hours – Habitat: Montane forest – Highland plateau 1,037 m

Day 4 – Stage 2: From Nyabitaba to John Matte Hut, 3,505 m.

From Nyabitaba, head west to the Kurt Shaffer Bridge over the Mubuku River. The vegetation here consists of bamboo forest. The day’s destination is John Matte Hut at 3,505 m. Dinner and overnight stay here, with your first view of the snow-capped peaks of Mount Stanley.

Hiking time: approx. 6 hours – Habitat: Bamboo forest and cross-leaved heath zone

Day 5 – Stage 3: From John Matte Hut to Bujuku Hut, 3,962 m

From John Matte Hut, reach Bigo Hut after a rocky ascent. Finally, arrive at Bujuku Lake, then continue through a very muddy swampy area to Bujuku Hut at 3,962 m. This marks the start of the alpine zone, where grass becomes scarcer. This day’s hike can take up to 5 hours. The hut is located lower down on Mount Speke, offering views of Congo.

Hiking time: 4–5 hours – Habitat: Alpine zone

Day 6 – Stage 4: From Bujuku Hut to Elena Hut, 4,430 m.

From Bujuku Hut, embark on a steep ascent through a forest of very special grasses and shrubs to Elena Hut at 4,430 m, the last stop before the climb to Margherita Peak. Relax at Elena Hut after dinner before beginning the next ascent early the next morning.

Hiking time: 3–4 hours – Habitat: Alpine zone

Day 7 – Stage 5: From Elena Hut to Kitandara Hut, 4,023 m.

From Elena Hut, the final section leads over rock and ice to Margherita Peak on Mount Stanley at 5,109 m. Today’s hike takes about 3–4 hours, requiring crampons, ice axes, and ropes on the glacier of Mount Stanley. After reaching the summit, the path descends to Kitandara Lake and Lower Kitandara Lake before reaching Kitandara Hut at 4,023 m.

Hiking time: approx. 6 hours – Habitat: Glacier & alpine zone.

Day 8 – Stage 6: From Kitandara Hut to Guy Yeoman Hut, 3,261 m.

From Lake Kitandara, the trail leads over Freshfield Pass at 4,282 meters to Guy Yeoman Hut at 3,261 meters. The hike takes up to 5 hours. The hut offers a great panoramic view of Mount Baker.

Hiking time: 5 hours – Habitat: Alpine zone

Day 9 – Stage 7: From Guy Yeoman Hut back to Nyakalengija

Today, you’ll embark on a roughly 7-hour descent from Guy Yeoman Hut to Nyakalengija. You can then spend another night at Nyabitaba Hut while trekking to the Mubuku and Kichuchu rivers. Upon returning to Nyakalengija, we’ll take you back to your hotel in Ibanda, or to Fort Portal depending on the time.

Day 10 – Entebbe

After breakfast, we’ll head back to Kampala in time for your connections at Entebbe International Airport.

Possible extensions

• 3-day Queen Elizabeth National Park tour
• 3–4-day gorilla safari in Bwindi National Park
• 3-day Murchison Falls National Park tour

Included services

• Full-board meals during the trek
• Accommodation in huts and hotels
• Transportation in a 4×4 Land Cruiser
• Trekking to Margherita Peak
• Guides, porters, and meals
• Luggage allowance of 25 kg per person (including food)
• Park entry fees
• Fees for an (highly unlikely) emergency rescue from the Rwenzori Mountains

Excluded services

• Flights and travel insurance
• Trekking equipment
• Additional luggage (over 25 kg per person)
• Changes to the itinerary or schedule during the trek

Rwenzori trekking checklist: Required trekking gear:

• Backpack
• Sleeping bag for low temperatures
• Insulating mat
• Wellington boots
• Waterproof trousers
• Poncho or raincoat
• Thick warm jacket
• Gloves
• Scarf
• Cup
• Flashlight

Additional required gear for climbing the peak: crampons, snow gloves, ski goggles, mountain boots, rope, and ice axe.

We provide: provisions, cooking equipment with stove, utensils, and all other necessary kitchen items.

What gear can you get in Uganda? Most of the required equipment can be rented from a shop at the base of the Ruwenzori Mountains. Just let us know in advance what you need, and we’ll take care of the rest.

DJ UGANDA SAFARI 12 days / 11 nights – Tour Code DJU02

Nile Adventure Uganda Safari

Day 1 – Entebbe

Upon your arrival at Entebbe International Airport in Uganda, you’ll be greeted by our representative and driven to Cassia Lodge for overnight stay – alternatively Metropole Hotel (C) or Capitol Palace Hotel (E). BB

Optional: Depending on your arrival time, you may visit Ngamba Island in Lake Victoria, where you can watch chimpanzee feeding sessions in the afternoon.

Day 2 – Murchison Falls National Park

After breakfast, we’ll head northwest to Masindi and Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda’s largest national park. It boasts stunning landscapes, with acacia savannah grasslands in the north and tropical forests in the south.

The itinerary also includes a visit to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, where the long-extinct southern white rhinoceros is being reintroduced. After lunch, we’ll enter the national park to see the Nile River and Murchison Falls, where the river plunges through a narrow gorge. Dinner and overnight stay at Paraa Safari Lodge / Nile Safari Lodge (C) or Red Chilli Rest Camp (E). FB

Day 3 – Murchison Falls National Park

After breakfast, enjoy an early morning game drive in the savanna along the Nile Delta at Lake Albert’s Northern Bank. You’ll spot many wild animals in their natural habitat: elephants, lions, buffaloes, giraffes, waterbucks, bushbucks, spotted hyenas, and perhaps leopards. Return to the lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, embark on a boat safari along the Nile to the base of Murchison Falls. The wildlife here includes hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species such as African eagles, pelicans, kingfishers, Egyptian geese, and more. Dinner and overnight stay at Paraa Safari Lodge / Nile Safari Lodge (C) or Red Chilli Rest Camp (E). FB

Day 4 – Albertine Rift Valley and Fort Portal

After breakfast, leave the national park and head southwest along Lake Albert and the Rift Valley, enjoying breathtaking panoramic views. We’ll stop in Hoima for coffee and/or lunch; this city is the capital of the Bunyoro Kingdom. Continue to Fort Portal, the capital of the Tooro Kingdom, nestled beneath the Rwenzori Mountains—Africa’s largest mountain range. Dinner and overnight stay at Nyinabulitwa Country Resort / Mountains of the Moon Hotel. FB

Day 5 – Kibale National Park – Bigodi – Kasenda Crater Lakes

After breakfast, embark on a walk through Kibale National Park’s tropical rainforest for birdwatching and, especially, to observe chimpanzees in their natural habitat. After lunch, visit the ecotourism project in Bigodi, a small village near Kibale Forest. Here, you’ll gain insight into the traditional culture of the Batoro and Bakiga people. In the evening, you’ll have the chance to see the viewpoints of the Kasenda Crater Lakes or take a short hike to Mahoma Falls. Dinner and overnight stay at Nyinabulitwa Country Resort / Primate Lodge. FB

Day 6 – Queen Elizabeth National Park

After breakfast, your journey through Uganda continues to the “pearl” of national parks—Queen Elizabeth National Park, located between Lake George and Lake Edward. A short game drive takes place before lunch. In the afternoon, you’ll take a boat ride from the Mweya Peninsula across the Kazinga Channel, one of Uganda’s most popular attractions. You’ll see numerous wild animals and bird species. Another brief game drive follows in the evening. Back at the lodge, enjoy a sumptuous dinner, then stay overnight at Mweya Safari Lodge / Jacana Safari Lodge (C) or Hippo Hill Camp – Simba Safari Lodge (E). FB

Day 7 – Queen Elizabeth National Park

After a cup of coffee at 6:30 AM, embark on another game drive in the northern part of the park toward Lake George and Kasenyi Village, where you might spot lions, elephants, buffaloes, spotted hyenas, waterbucks, Uganda kobs, and perhaps even leopards. After lunch, head back into the park to the shores of Lake Edward in Katwe, a place known for salt production. Return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay at Mweya Safari Lodge / Jacana Safari Lodge (C) or Hippo Hill Camp – Simba Safari Lodge (E). FB

Day 8 – Ishasha in Queen Elizabeth National Park

After breakfast, leave the northern sector and head to the southern sector toward Ishasha. After lunch, go on a game drive in search of tree-climbing lions. You’ll also see buffaloes, elephants, antelopes, topis, and more. Dinner and overnight stay will be at Ntungwe River Camp – Savannah Resort. FB

Day 9 – Southwest Uganda – Bwindi

After breakfast, travel south to the tropical rainforests, the natural habitat of endangered mountain gorillas. Your destination is Bwindi, situated at 2,300 meters above sea level. We’ll reach Bwindi National Park around noon. Dinner and overnight stay will be at Bwindi Engagi Lodge – Nkuringo Safari Lodge (C) or Buhoma Community Rest Camp – Kisoro Travellers Hotel (E). FB

Day 10 – Mountain Gorilla Safari

Early in the morning, set off on the gorilla safari. At 8:00 AM, meet the rangers who will guide your group to the mountain gorillas. The duration of the trek is flexible, but you’ll definitely have about an hour to spend with the gorillas. In the evening, after the gorilla trekking, drive to Lake Bunyonyi and enjoy the stunning scenery. Dinner and overnight stay will be at Arcadia Cottages – Heritage Lodge (C) or Panorama Jajama Lodge (E).

Day 11 – Lake Bunyonyi – Lake Mburo National Park

After breakfast, enjoy one of the most extraordinary wildlife and bird-watching experiences. Cross Lake Bunyonyi by boat. The forested green islands on the lake serve as habitats for various endemic bird species. Our experienced guide will introduce you to the most important species. Lunch will be served in Kabale, in the Kigezi region—often called the “Switzerland of Africa,” characterized by terraced hills. The local inhabitants are the Bakiga, and you can learn about their culture at a museum. In the afternoon, drive to Lake Mburo National Park, the smallest of Uganda’s national parks. Here, embark on a game drive in search of beautiful impala antelopes, eland antelopes, topis, and many other antelope species, as well as buffaloes and zebras. Dinner and overnight stay will be at Mihingo Lodge (C) or another budget-friendly accommodation in Masaka (E). FB

Day 12 – Return journey

After breakfast, head back to Entebbe, with departure from Entebbe International Airport scheduled afterward. If you choose to spend an extra night in Uganda, there’ll still be time for another game drive or nature walk. Lunch will be served en route. HB

Possible extensions:

• 1 extra day exploring the “Source of the Nile” and rafting in Jinja
• 3 days on the Ssese Islands – Bugala Island (Days 12–13–14)
• 1 day on Ngamba Island and in Entebbe (first or last day)
• 1 day in Semliki National Park (after Day 4 or 5)
• 4 to 7 days of trekking in the Ruwenzori Mountains
• 1 day of trekking Mount Muhavura in the Virunga Mountains

Included services

• Airport transfers
• Accommodation with full board
• Transportation via 4×4 Land Cruiser or minibus
• English-speaking driver/guide
• Permits for gorilla and chimpanzee trekking
• Entrance fees, taxes
• Drinking water onboard the Land Cruiser
• Ferry
• Hiking tours
• All activities mentioned above during the 12-day itinerary

Excluded services

• Flight tickets
• Travel insurance
• Uganda entry visa (USD 50), payable directly upon arrival in Entebbe
• Drinks and tips
• Additional activities not mentioned in the description

The team

Director: Costantino Tessarin

The “Destination Jungle” team

Our team consists of individuals with diverse experiences from different countries, but they share a common passion for the tourism industry and excel in customer service.

Costantino Tessarin is the founder and managing director of Destination Jungle, with 8 years of experience in the East African tourism industry as well as in marketing at international events and exhibitions. Born in Italy, he holds a bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Bologna and a master’s degree in social sciences and development from SOAS in London.

Frieden Alesi is one of our tour and travel consultants, with extensive experience in the East African tourism industry and having worked at Destination Jungle for 3 years. Born in Kampala, she holds a bachelor’s degree from Makerere University and has completed numerous training courses in office and travel management.

Odera Agutu Phelix is responsible for accounting and administration. Born in Kenya, he holds a degree in Business Administration from the University of Kampala and has achieved CPAK Level 2.

Natukunda Allen is another tour advisor from Spain. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Humanities from the University of Pedagogical Sciences Santa Clara in Cuba.

Nakandi Imelda is also a tour guide with 3 years of experience in the East African tourism industry. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Tourism with a focus on “Tours and Travel” from Makerere University.

With its expertise, Destination Jungle supports other selected tour operators to consistently provide you with the highest quality. Thanks to the success of our programs, you can enjoy perfect customer management. The team of safari guides consists of Charles Nsubuga, Kasule Hussein, Boaz Twinamatsiko, and Ismail Kigganda.

Customer testimonials

1. Our “Thousand Hills” tour in Uganda and Congo was organized very professionally and flexibly, meeting all our requirements. The driver was very knowledgeable about the animals, including birds. He also chose different routes for us away from other tourists, and we saw all the animals we expected (including leopards). Gorilla tracking was the most exciting part of our trip. Many thanks to Charles and the entire Destination Jungle team.
   Martina, Thomaz, Ahborg – Sweden, July–August 2012
2. The overall organization was excellent. General information about the entire tour, and especially for the next day, was always provided in a timely manner, which made preparation much easier. The driver did a great job and was always well-informed. Every question was answered in great detail. All lodges and the hotel were well-chosen, and the services everywhere were top-notch.
   Nicole Mützel / Roland Hofmann – Germany, July 2012
3. All our safari arrangements were perfectly chosen according to our destinations. Ismail and Robert were superb guides. They were all charming, precise, and always provided us with all the useful information we needed. This was our first time in Uganda. I can definitely recommend “Destination Jungle” to my friends and family if they want to travel to Africa, especially Uganda.
   Schmitz Monika Peters and Josef – Germany, July 2012
4. It was an excellent organization – absolutely perfect. Charles was a very good driver; he knows a lot about the country and its animals. He always took care of us, and we were very happy with him. Our vehicle was in perfect condition, always clean and in excellent shape. It was wonderful to explore both Uganda and Rwanda.
   Frau Christa and Mr. Hunshelm, Lothar – Germany, June–July 2012
5. Special thanks go to Charles, our driver. He was outstanding in every way. He kept the car in very good condition, and it was always very comfortable throughout the journey. We trusted Charles from the start, and he was fantastic. We were very satisfied with the service provided by Destination Jungle and the entire staff. We will certainly recommend this travel company to our friends.
   Ridderstad / Gunnar, Christina, Hermelin Ulf, Gertrud Rosenlow – Sweden, March 2012
6. We had a wonderful travel experience. Charles and Ismail, our tour guides, were very kind, and we were pleased with their services. The vehicles were very nice and comfortable. Gorilla tracking was our best experience. We had a great time, made wonderful memories, and I will definitely return to Uganda. Simply amazing.
   Podgorsek Igor, Slovenia, February
7. The overall organization was perfect. Nelson was a fantastic driver and guide with extensive knowledge of the country and its animals. The car was in good condition and very comfortable at all times.
   Zdenek Hasek, Alena Haskova – Czech Republic, February 2012
8. We cannot stop thanking you for the excellent service you provided on our trip to Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour with a perfect driver and a great vehicle. Congratulations to Destination Jungle and its staff. Uganda is such a beautiful country.
   Bakowska, January 2012

Eco-tourism

Destination Jungle and sustainable tourism

Destination Jungle focuses on sustainable tourism and “Save the forest” campaigns. We also aim to raise our customers’ awareness regarding sustainable tourism and the conservation of gorillas and chimpanzees. Additionally, we support the reintroduction of rhinos in Uganda.

We continue to launch a new project to preserve the Bwindi Forest, and we hope to involve all tour operators in it. After all, preserving nature and the environment for future generations is our common interest.

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