Perfect Pathfinder Africa

03/03/2024

Nestled in the heart of Kenya, the Giraffe Manor stands as a testament to luxury and wildlife immersion like no other. Imagine waking up to the gentle giants of the savannah, gracefully extending their long necks through the manor's windows to share your breakfast – an experience that transcends the ordinary and catapults you into the enchanting world of these majestic creatures.

Giraffe Manor, located on the outskirts of Nairobi, offers an unparalleled safari experience. The elegant colonial-style mansion is not just a place to stay; it's a haven where guests become part of the landscape, surrounded by lush gardens and ancient trees. What sets Giraffe Manor apart is the unique opportunity to interact with resident Rothschild's giraffes, an endangered species known for their distinctive markings and grace.

As you savor your morning meal, the giraffes join in, creating a surreal yet unforgettable spectacle. This intimate encounter provides an unmatched connection with nature, allowing guests to appreciate these gentle giants up close while relishing a delectable breakfast. It's a magical blend of luxury and wildlife, making Giraffe Manor a must-visit destination for those seeking an authentic safari experience with a touch of opulence.

Embark on a journey where the boundaries between human and wildlife blur, creating memories that linger long after you leave. Giraffe Manor beckons, promising not just a vacation but an immersive adventure in the heart of Kenya's captivating wilderness.

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29/02/2024

Embark on an enchanting adventure through Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, home to nearly half of the world's majestic gorilla population. 🦍🌳 The very name "Bwindi" evokes a sense of mystery and allure, translating to "a place full of darkness" in Runyakitara.

As you traverse the rainforest's lush bamboo-covered slopes, you'll be captivated by the familial bonds of silverbacks and their kin. Witness the astonishing parallels between humans and gorillas, as their DNA similarity reaches an incredible 98.3%. 🌿🦋

Bwindi impenetrable forest safeguards over 300 robust mountain gorillas, weaving seamlessly into the emerald green foliage accompanied by a symphony of birds and butterflies. 🌈🦜 It's a journey through one of Africa's ancient rainforests, a trek that whispers with the wisdom of centuries.

Capture unforgettable moments at bwindi as we transport you to a realm where nature and humanity coexist in harmonious splendor.

📸🌍✨ Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity – let Uganda's beauty etch itself into your soul.

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Travel & Tourism Council

29/02/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Zuzana Heřmanová, Karl Poland, Frans Gang, Marie Gruet Parisot, Kpator Freeman, Deddy Dwiyana, Kathy Koonce, Alan Jose, David Ford, Tanmay Sanfui, Alleyne Ali Sleem, Alex Mela, Monica Thijs, Bolor-Erdene Nastagdorj, Keith Kirk

29/02/2024

Lake Mburo National Park in Uganda boasts stunning landscapes with its picturesque savannah, rolling hills, and the eponymous lake. Visitors are captivated by diverse wildlife, including zebras, giraffes, and hippos, creating a unique safari experience. The park's intimate size allows for a more personal and immersive encounter with nature.

Nature enthusiasts find joy in bird watching, as Lake Mburo is home to over 300 bird species, making it a haven for birders. The scenic boat cruises on Lake Mburo offer a tranquil way to appreciate the park's beauty while observing crocodiles, hippos, and a variety of waterfowl.

For the adventurous, activities like horseback safaris and nature walks provide a more intimate connection with the environment. The park's commitment to conservation and sustainable tourism enhances the overall experience.

Beyond its natural allure, Uganda's growing economy presents investment opportunities. The country's strategic location in East Africa, coupled with government initiatives to foster economic development, makes it an attractive prospect for investors seeking emerging markets.

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29/02/2024

At Perfect Pathfinder Africa Safaris, we strongly advocate for the belief that well-rested employees are inherently more productive.

Embracing the rejuvenating power of vacations is not just a luxury but a strategic investment in mental well-being.

Our mission is to empower clients with stress-free vacations, fostering the perfect blend of relaxation and novelty for the brain. From airport assistance to the awe-inspiring landscapes of East and South Africa (Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, and beyond), we ensure an immersive experience that transcends the ordinary.

Because, as Scott Edinger wisely puts it, neglecting rest is akin to overworking a muscle – it weakens over time. Choose productivity, choose a rejuvenating journey with Perfect Pathfinder Africa Safaris.

27/02/2024

Welcome to the enchanting Murchison Falls National Park in Uganda, where the rhythmic symphony of nature unfolds. Embark on a journey through lush savannahs, witnessing the majestic Nile River cascade into a breathtaking waterfall. Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of wildlife, from majestic elephants to elusive leopards. Uganda, nestled in the heart of East Africa, offers a kaleidoscope of experiences, from gorilla trekking to cultural immersion.

As you explore Murchison Falls, envision the untapped potential of Uganda and East Africa, a region ripe with investment opportunities. Invest in the richness of biodiversity and the warmth of its people. Come, discover the magic of Murchison Falls and unlock the boundless possibilities that Uganda and Africa hold for the adventurous and visionary traveler.

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27/02/2024

Explore Uganda's enchanting paradise, where the sun-kissed tropical weather creates a canvas of endless beauty. Immerse yourself in the rhythm of the wild as Uganda's diverse wildlife dances across lush landscapes, offering a safari experience like no other. Behold the majestic wonders of the Pearl of Africa, from the breathtaking Murchison Falls to the awe-inspiring Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Amidst this natural splendor, discover the untapped potential for investment in Uganda's thriving economy, a golden opportunity to be part of a nation on the rise.

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04/02/2024

Uganda featured in famous travel publisher Bradt Guides’ list of “The Best Places to Travel in 2024”. We are glad this notable mention includes 4 of our national parks.

🦍 Bwindi Impenetrable NP
🌊 Murchison Falls NP
🏔️ Rwenzori Mountains NP
🦁 Queen Elizabeth NP

Full list 🔗 https://bit.ly/3UK6c2n

24/01/2024

What an adventure. Starting at the very top, tucked into Uganda’s north eastern corner along the border with South Sudan and Kenya is Kidepo. A lesser known park and compared to the others, so uniquely different to the other landscapes in terms of its biodiversity. Nestled below the magically mauve Napore Ranges which give way to breathtaking, rolling savannahs studded with hills and outcrops. Several species occur here that are not found elsewhere in Uganda such as the cheetah, African wild dog, Lesser Kudu, Karamoja Apalis and a species of crocodile that was only recently identified. In its 555 square miles, 86 species of mammals—including bat-eared fox, striped hyena, aardwolf, jackal - 473 species of birds and 692 plant species have been recorded. This region also includes the main area where the Ik tribe occurs. The Ik are a small farming and hunting community, squeezed between the large, powerful Karimojong and Turkana pastoralist tribes. Kidepo was so special in that it was off the beaten track with a beauty all of her own!✨

01/10/2023

JUST IN: Today marks 64 days since we intensified monitoring Julia, a tree-climbing lioness in the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park who we suspected to have given birth.

Her cubs hadn’t been seen until earlier today.

The two healthy cubs were first spotted today close to one of our game drive tracks by some tourists who were out on a safari in Ishasha.

The evidence of this sighting was confirmed by our field teams shortly after.

Throughout this period, our monitoring efforts have been heightened around Julia’s movements and those of her older cub Hope; ensuring that this area is critically safeguarded for the survival of these new additions.

It has been a busy two months as our research and monitoring teams continued to work day and night to get substantial evidence of the birth but the area in which the mother had given birth was very inaccessible and she kept them hidden.

It is very normal for lions to breed in hidden places where they feel their cubs would stand the greatest chance of survival.

During this period, we have continued to intensify our patrols in the area while also working to deter any potential wrong happenings.

The cubs now begin forging their lives under the guidance of mum and their big sister Hope; learning to be the true kings and queens. We wish them a very long life as they join our population of tree climbing lions and sustain the legacy of this critical wilderness.

As they grow, we will still continue to closely monitor them and ensure that Julia, her special cubs and their kind, are given the best chance possible of survival.

By Uganda Wildlife Authority


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14/08/2023

Celebrating the worlds best animal 🦁happy international lion day 🦁🦁🦁

14/08/2023

Rhino birth

24/07/2023

Farewell Jesse

Horrible news from the Maasai Mara. Jesse, it’s most famous nomadic male lion, has died in a battle with the Enkoyonai male lions in the Mara North Conservancy.

Jesse was a survivor, an outlaw. A lion who didn’t play by the rules. Who didn’t care about territory borders or rival males. Ever since he left the Offbeat pride in 2016 after the disappearance of his former coalition partner, Jesse roamed the reserve as a nomad. And although this can easily mean the death sentence for many male lions, Jesse not only adapted to the situation, but without much exaggeration perfected the art of living as an independent bachelor. He needed no one but himself to survive. He hunted on his own, he scavenged on his own, he chased away prides and hyena clans to get his fair share. He was aware of his power and so were others.

Over the years he randomly popped up here and there, moved from the Conservancies to the main reserve and back again. Always outsmarting the dominant territory holders or in case of equal numbers facing them straight without fear. His fight with one of the Black Rock males remains just as unforgettable as his legendary attempt to secretly sneak away from a completely clueless Halftail who was just 10 meters away!

In the end Jesse returned to to the very same area where it all had started. Where he had become a dominant male lion for the first and last time, and where he had successfully left offspring within the Offbeat pride. His death makes it full circle.

Jesse, the Mara’s fearless outlaw, died today battling the Enkoyonai male lions. He died a lion death, with his claws out an his teeth bared.

There will never be a lion like him again. He was special. And we will remember that. Always.

Rest easy now.

Maasai Mara
Photo credits: Aarav Shah

13/07/2023

BABY NEWS:

We are excited to announce that Bella, one of our oldest female rhinos gave birth to an adorable calf 🦏 yesterday. Enjoy these images from our first sighting. We now have 39 healthy Southern white rhinoceroses at the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. We look forward to bringing you more updates on the mother and calf over the coming days.

Come walk with rhinos and while you do, you’ll be supporting our vital conservation work in saving them. Find our visitor rates in the conservation tariff 👉 bit.ly/3GsC8iF

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09/07/2023

Family Tree: A female cheetah and her six nine-week-old cubs in Masai Mara, Kenya.

Taken from a photo series marking International Cheetah Day this week 🐆 🌲 🌍

Photo ©️📸 Paul Goldstein




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20/05/2023

Uganda

17/04/2023

Good morning from Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Meet Muhoozi one of the Black Backs in the Nkuringo mountain gorilla family.

📷 Mpastwe Emmanuel (UWA Ranger)

09/04/2023

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13/03/2023

No-one would dare try to pull that tail...😄 Greetings from the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, one of the only few locations in the world where lions climb trees and laze on fig branches. We wish you a great week ahead.

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10/03/2023

Bondeni doesn’t think much of the whole ‘personal space’ concept. He has always been a very in-your-face elephant — quite literally! At four years old, he’s no longer lap-sized, though he would certainly try to be if the opportunity presented itself. Instead, Bondeni makes his presence known by using his newfound height to his advantage, often suctioning his entire trunk over his Keepers’ faces. They don’t even blink an eye at these antics; it’s what we’ve come to expect from our extroverted friend!

We rescued Bondeni in 2019. For some reason, the newborn elephant had taken a long trek across the jagged lava fields surrounding the Chyulu Hills, and his tiny feet were covered in painful lacerations.

To learn more about his story, visit:
sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/orphans/bondeni

27/02/2023

27/02/2023

Uganda🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬

26/02/2023

Mama's love 💕

22/02/2023

For a moment we thought he was riding.

Our is from Murchison Falls National Park by tourist IG/dirkjan_steehouwer_photography