Magical Kruger National Park Safari Short Break
This 4 Day/ 3 Night Kruger Safari, takes travellers away from the crowds for a unique experience in one of the largest game reserves in Africa. Skip the hubbub of the commercial type safari and have a completely unique Kruger Safari experience. You will arrive at a reserve bordering the Kruger, a recent farmland that has been returned to the local people. They have since joined with the South African Parks, who have let the fences down and incorporated this reserve into the Kruger. They manage the wildlife and land, meaning during the stay you are basically within the Kruger! The entire Big 5 and everything in between is found in the reserve, a 4000 hectare area on the banks of the Crocodile River, the southern border of Kruger.

Discover the Beauty of Kibale Forest and Experience a Primatologist's Dream
"This short break offers an unforgettable adventure deep into western Uganda’s wilderness boasting prolific wildlife. Explore Kibale Forest National Park, with an area of 766km². This tropical forest is in the hinterland of the Albertine Rift, and is rich in primates (13 recorded species) and approximately 355 bird species. A network of shady trails showcases a variety of endemic bird and butterfly species as well as an impressive assortment of flora and fauna. Top of the bill are our endearingly fascinating cousins – the chimpanzees, but you can also expect to see small mammals and of course, enjoy the ubiquitous chorus of birdsong.

Horseback Safari through the Captivating Beauty of Lake Mburo National Park
Saddle up and join us for a three-day horseback safari in one of Uganda’s prettiest parks. The rides will include freshly prepared picnic lunches and al fresco dinners under the stars at a luxury fly-camp in the bush. This is an adventurous discovery of the region’s wildlife, not to be missed!

Explore Nyungwe - An Ancient Forest in the Heart of the Albertine Rift
Nyungwe is one of the largest protected high altitude forests on the continent and the furthest source of both the Congo and Nile Rivers. Discover many rare plant, bird and primate species – many of which are unique and endemic to the Albertine Rift. Roam through the forest along its network of trails, explore tea plantations and look over the canopy from East Africa’s only walkway above the trees...