Advanced Tours and Travel

15/04/2019

Eight(8) more Shots to hook you for a tour to Murchison Falls
This Easter!!

12/04/2019

If this doesn't inspire you to Join Us this Easter (19th - 21st April), then we don't know what will!

11/04/2019

Join Us this easter!
As we Tour around .
This 2019, 19th - 21st.. April

10/04/2019

What are you waiting for?

09/04/2019

Planning your next Ugandan Adventure just got easier!
And Yes, we're still dreaming about Murchison Falls.

08/04/2019

Don't mind Us, we are just dreaming about Murchison Falls Again!

05/04/2019

The perfect place to be this Easter Holiday.
Look no Further!!
Pakuba Safari Lodge

04/04/2019

We just can't get enough of Murchison falls Uganda.
😍😍😍

04/04/2019

We're just going to drop these here....
Sipi Falls Uganda
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

03/04/2019

The Zika Forest in Entebbe, Uganda

Zika Forest is found along Kampala Entebbe Road and it is one of the major attractions in the area. This forest is not very far from the Airport so it is easy to to access. It shares its name with the virus that was first discovered here observed through the monkeys that lived here.

The Zika Forest ha s variety of wildlife including the Crocodiles. Its largely occupied by a swamp that joins it to lake Victoria. It has about 140 species of plants, a lot of snakes, leopards, monkeys, mosquitoes making it a worth while adventure.

This forest is among the smallest forest reserves in Uganda. Its has few birds in number but with a variety in Species. Its is a good spot for birding safaris.

02/04/2019

Good night from ,

02/04/2019

02/04/2019

The Amazing Sempaya Hot Springs In Semuliki

The Sempaya Hot springs are found in Semuliki National park in western Uganda. These amazing springs have high temperatures up to 100 degrees Celsius. The force, strength and hotness of this springs show the strength of the geographical forces underground.

The hot springs can be found or seen in two places, The locals refer to one as being female and the other being male. The trek to see these hot springs can lead you to see other forest wonders like the mangabey monkeys, the red tailed monkey, the black and while colobus monkey and lost of other things like the vegetation diversity.

28/03/2019

Night times in Uganda.
On safaris and Kampala city.

27/03/2019

Giraffe
A giraffe is the tallest land animal in the world. Characterized by its long legs, long neck, and distinctive spotted pattern, many people first believed the giraffe was a cross between a leopard and a camel, which is reflected in its scientific name, Giraffa camelopardalis.

Uganda is one of the very few countries in the whole world blessed to have Giraffes. The Rothschild giraffe is only found in Uganda and Kenya. Giraffes live primarily in savanna areas with lots of whistling acacia plants. Their extreme height allows them to eat leaves and shoots located much higher than other animals can reach. In particular, they seek out acacia trees. Their long tongues are helpful in eating because they help pull leaves from the trees. Spending most of the day eating, a full-grown giraffe consumes over 45 kg (100 lb.) of leaves and twigs a day.

Giraffes sleep less than two hours a day. In general, they sleep with their feet tucked under them and their head resting on their hindquarters, but they can also sleep for short periods of time standing up. They live up to 25 years in the wild.

In Uganda, Giraffes can only be found national Packs, as Murchison falls(in the northern part of the River Nile), Kidepo valley national Park and Lake Mburo Game park.

26/03/2019

Today we shine a light on Lake Kyoga.
Kyoga Lake, Kyoga also spelled Kioga, lake located north of Lake Victoria in central Uganda, formed by the Victoria Nile in its middle course. The many-armed lake is shallow, with swampy, papyrus-reeded shores; masses of papyrus are broken loose by strong winds and at times have completely blocked the river. Navigation for shallow-draft vessels is possible between Namasagali and Masindi Port. The lake is about 80 miles (129 km) long and is 3,390 feet (1,033 metres) above sea level.

25/03/2019

Keep this in mind.
Reasons why most of Us travel.
We travel to learn about other cultures.
We travel to learn languages.
We travel or take our kids traveling, to better appreciate the lives and privileges they already have.
We travel to help others less fortunate than themselves.
We travel to experience new cuisines, produce and cooking techniques.
We travel to have the freedom to be Ourselves.

Why would you love to travel?

22/03/2019

In this week's series we head to WILD WATERS LODGE
Wildwaters Lodge lies on a unique private island mid-stream within the mighty River Nile in Uganda. It’s in a sublime location and only reached by boat which makes it a very adventurous place to stay. Associated with wooden walkways to the restaurant, bar, and library, and feature glass-fronted windows, locally handmade furniture, stylish bathrooms with rain showers, and secluded wooden decks with daybeds and romantic free-standing open-air bathtubs. There are also delicious and far above standard sunrise breakfasts and candle-lit five-course dinners and a lovely swimming pool carved out of natural pink granite rocks in the attractive main communal lodge area.

21/03/2019

Queen Elizabeth National Park – The second biggest in Uganda, this park has is known for many animal species as well as birds. Kazinga Channel, Kyambura Gorge, Maramagambo Forest, Ishasha Sector, Kasenyi Plains, Mweya Peninsula as well as several crater lakes are all found in the board. Lake Edwrad and Lake George are also neighboring the park.

20/03/2019

Even Africa’s giant animals can move at serious speed. Did you know that a hippo can run at 48 km/h? This isn’t just cheetah vs leopard.
What Runs Fast?
A or B

Spoiler alert: they can all outrun Usain Bolt over 100 meters!

19/03/2019

Today we Shine A Light on Lake Edward.
Lake Edward, Rutanzige or Edward Nyanza is the smallest of the African Great Lakes. It is located in the Albertine Rift, the western branch of the East African Rift, on the border between the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Uganda, with its northern shore a few kilometers south of the equator.

Lake Edward lies completely within the Virunga National Park (Congo) and the Queen Elizabeth National Park (Uganda) and does not have extensive human habitation on its shores, except at Ishango (DRC) in the north, home to a park ranger training facility.

15/03/2019

A two-star homely experience; Pacific Cottages & Guest House is a price friendly lodge set up within walking distance to the shore of Lake Victoria along Lwansunu Road south of Jinja central business district. Family, group of friends, couples and business travelers can book a stay at the self-contained fully furnished rooms. Accessible internet connectivity is available.

Complimentary breakfast is served daily. Guest can enjoy finger-licking delicacies at the resident restaurant.

14/03/2019

Rhinos
Uganda is home to two species of rhinoceros – the black rhino and the white rhino. These incredible creatures are some of the biggest animals in Uganda! The largest of the five species is the white rhino, which can grow to 1.8m tall and weigh a massive 2,500kg – that’s the weight of 30 men!

Despite their huge size and strength, these bulky beasts don’t prey on other animals for food. They’re herbivores, and instead like to munch on lots of grass and plants at night, dawn and dusk.

Thinking of Rhino Trekking, Shoebill Trek and Canoe Ride, Bird Watching, Night Walk, Nature Walk and Relaxation Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary and Wildlife Ranch is Your Answer! located in Nakasongola district is the proud home of the only wild rhinos in Uganda.

13/03/2019

Episode: 2 Season One
Where to go while on a safari in Uganda?

Chimpanzee Trekking Uganda Safari
Man’s closest living relatives are Chimpanzees which share 98% of human genes. Throughout Africa, they are found in 21 countries however they are better sighted in Uganda due to their dense populations. Kibale forest is very good for chimpanzee tracking trips however Uganda safari chimps can also be sighted in Budongo forest in Murchison Falls national park and also in Kyambura Gorge in Queen Elizabeth national park.

12/03/2019

In Today's Episode, we Share with you Some Facts about Lake Victoria & Why you should consider touring around it:-

It is Africa's largest lake & the largest tropical lake in the world.
This body of water is named after Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom.
Lake Victoria is about 400,000 years old.
The average depth is 130 feet (40 meters) with the deepest point being 276 feet (84 meters).
Approximately 80 percent of the lake's water comes from rain. The other 20 percent comes from small streams flowing into the lake.
The Kagera River is the largest river that flows into the lake.
Two rivers flow out of the lake. They are the White Nile (called the "Victoria Nile" where it leaves the lake), and the Katonga River.

11/03/2019

“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.”― Mark Twain
Image Source: BIrdnest Resort Bunyonyi

09/03/2019

This week we Talk about the Capital City of Uganda
Kampala.
Kampala, Uganda’s capital city, is one of the fastest growing cities in East Africa. In addition to its historic buildings, enchanting typography and the blend of cultures, there are so many interesting places to explore for those people visiting Kampala for leisure.
Kampala has dozens of attractions and they include Kasubi Tombs, Uganda Museum, Gaddafi National Mosque, and Wamala Tombs.

These interesting facts about Kampala prove there is a lot to discover during a business or leisure trip to Uganda. Explore Kampala!

08/03/2019

You're my source,
You're my power.
You're my love,
You're my flower.
You always take care,
I hear your heart song.
So be happy, my dear,
As the day is long!
Best wishes for your special day! Live, Laugh, Travel and Love!

07/03/2019

Some other interesting facts about gorillas!

Gorillas have hands and feet like humans including opposable thumbs and big toes. Some gorillas in captivity have learned to use sign language to communicate with humans. Gorillas live in small groups called troops or bands. In each troop, there is one dominant male Silverback, some female gorillas, and their offspring.

Stay Connected for More Animal Facts