AMEA Safaris

18/06/2020

The world is on slaught due to the deadly pandemic. Mother Africa is silent as a grave. Hopefully the situation will normalise and the African sound will rise again. We shall dance to the tune of the jungle calling.
The big game, apes & primates , falls and birds are waiting to bring back cute smiles to our faces again.


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30/03/2020

Not all of us can do great things, but we can do small things with great hearts

Wash your hands regularly
Keep social distance
Report suspected cases (919)👈 for MTN Uganda

Enjoy 😉 👇👇

16/03/2020

If Rolex isn't your favorite snack, probably you haven’t tasted one made by a musoga.
Every tribe in Uganda has a distinct type of food but Rolex brings us together for so many reasons mainly its combination of convinience, inexpensiveness and its re-inviting taste. Due to the rolex’s fame, the state minister for tourism Mr kiwanda Godfrey Ssubi once remarked that it was worthy of adding to the country’s list of tourist attractions and indeed every year the rolex is celebrated at lugogo cricket oval.
The rolex is less than a dollar on street and it is also available in all lodges around tourist attractions.
you will never get enough of it.
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03/03/2020

can you differentiate a chimpanzee from a gorilla? At Amea safaris we offer both gorilla and chimpanzee tracking packages.
Chimps normally stay in groups known as troops, of about 30 – 80 individuals. The large groups consist of smaller, very supple groups of fewer members, possibly all females, or all males or at times mixed.
The Chimps from time to time chew leaves to until they are absorbent and these they use as a sponge, by dipping them into water and then suck-out the moisture. In addition, the chimps use twigs or at times grass stems as tools, by poking these into termite holes or ant nests on which the insects cling and they eat; these are a delicacy to the chimps. They can cram nuts between roots of trees and then break open the shells using a stone. isn't this a human character?
Actually Chimps are arboreal as well as terrestrial, and spend most of their hours of daylight on the ground. The chimps are quadruped, so they walk fast on all their four limbs with their fingers half-flexed so as to support the great weight of the fore-quarters on their knuckles. They from time to time walk erect but only for very short distances.
Chimps are swift climbers and set up their nests high in trees and in there they rest during midday and later sleep in at night- fall. They build new nests in just minutes through simply bending branches, interweaving them to create a platform as well as lining the ends with twigs.
There isn’t a particular breeding season for chimps and the females give birth every four – five years.
Chimpanzees are diurnal (however frequently active on well moonlit nights) and start their activities at sunrise. On climbing down from their night-nests they excitedly feed on various fruits (which are their main diet), and leaves, seeds, buds, flowers as well as blossoms, although they have been spotted killing smaller monkeys. After some time, their feeding turns out to be choosier, them picking out just the ripest fruits. They typically pick fruit using their hands, although they eat at berries plus seeds directly using their lips off the stems. Their diet comprises of close to 80 diverse plant foods. These Chimps supplement their feed with meats, like young antelopes or even goats. However their most common victims are other primate species like young baboons, blue monkeys as well as colobus monkeys.
when you track chimps, you will see a world different from the one you know and you will have a lot to write and talk about.

29/02/2020

The batwa are one of the last groups of short statured people who lived a hunter gatherer life style in Bwindi before 1991 when the creation of conservation areas outlawed all human activity in the virungas and Bwindi.
If you were complaining about your height keep your peace. Batwa are really short , an adult rises to an average of 4ft or less in height. The tallest mutwa can be the shortest among the neighbouring communities.
The batwa are believed to have been the original dwellers of the ancient jungle and keepers of the forest who survived by hunting small game, using arrows or nets, gathering plants and fruits living in small huts constructed of leaves and tree branches.
The Ngarama cave an underground cave located beneath mt mgahinga is a living meuseum. This was once a royal residence for the former batwa king, the court of law, store for looted treasures, meeting place and a hideout during battles.
The most exciting moment is listening to the batwa sing sorrowful songs & dance songs relating to their ancient ways of living and how they cherished the forest before they were evicted from it.
You will be totally surprised after seeing them demonstrate the ancient ways of making fire by friction using sticks , the hunting and trapping techniques , their traditional pharmacy and making different utensils especially cups from bamboo .
Isn't this incredible?
While on your gorilla or Uganda safari , remember to include the batwa trail .
Looking into the eyes of Batwa gives you a clear conclusion that the batwa relationship with the forest is as deep as the woods themselves.
Currently the batwa are scattered living in the districts of kisoro, kabale, kanungu, Rukungiri and Bundibugyo .
Book us for your Batwa experience
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Email: [email protected]
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23/02/2020

Representing Amea safaris at Uganda Wildlife marathon. Running to give a hand to the children of fallen game Rangers that died in service.

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21/02/2020

Golden monkeys can only be found in Uganda, Rwanda and DRC. These small and playful endangered species live in social groups of up to 30 and feed on mostly bamboo and fruits. Are you fit and able to transverse the mountainous gahinga? Let's go track these long golden hairy primates.
national park

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17/02/2020

Can you identify this? haha...
Well, a fusion of the nose & upper lip the (trunk) is an elephant's most versatile tool, used for breathing, smelling, touching , grasping and producing sound.
I bet you didn't know elephant trunks actually have fingures. Did you?
Get this and more on our safaris news by visiting our website.
www.ameasafaris.com
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14/02/2020

"Aman is not where he lives but where he loves" Nature has given us what we need to live and its love is an irresistible desire......
valentines day

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13/02/2020

Kasenyi track with various antelopes, African elephants , cape buffalos and different bird species.
Do you feel like a game drive ??
At Amea safaris we have you covered. Contact us.
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Email:[email protected]

11/02/2020

Uganda is the world's premier primate viewing destination and home to half of the world's mountain gorillas.
Do you really want to miss these giants?
Looking deep into the expressive brown eyes of an adult gorilla surely is the most exciting and poignant wildlife encounter that has ever happened to me.
Book us for your habituated mountain gorilla experience ....
Web: www.ameasafaris.com
Email: [email protected]
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10/02/2020

Uganda is still virtually untouched and pure with many surprises actually the country is authentically African, the lush green speaks volumes...
Let us take you on a journey of discovery.
Web:www.ameasafaris.com
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04/02/2020

“I can't think of anything that excites a greater sense of childlike wonder than to be in a country where you are ignorant of almost everything.”
Bill Bryson

Come travel with us and experience the beauty of the wild

31/01/2020

31/01/2020

31/01/2020

welcome to Kasubi Tombs situated on kasubi hill one of the seven hills of kampala. kasubi tombs is the place where the royal kings are laid to rest. other activities at the site can include typical African food classes.Experience cultural, religious and social life during our city tours that start from $100. visit our website for more information. www.ameasafaris.com.

27/01/2020

🏀 33,643 Points

🏟 1,346 Games

🏆 5-time Champion

🥇 2-time Gold

🥇 2-time

Finals MVP🥇 2-time

Highest Scorer

👕 Number 8 retired by

👕 Number 24 retired by

🏆 2018 Winner.

🙏 A sporting icon. RIP legend kobe and daughter Giana

25/12/2019

Merry Christmas to you,
May this Christmas be beautiful like wildlife itself

smiles from Amea safaris

16/12/2019

Uganda the pearl
Blessed by nature

04/12/2019

Conserving for generations.
How shall we explain the Murchison falls saga to our children????
Let us fight together there after we shall have a tale.

Today we join the rest of the world in recognition of the World Wildlife Conservation Day 2019. Under the Uganda Wildlife Act 2019, wildlife is fully protected against endangerment.

27/11/2019

Dear Arthur and the team you are most welcome to the pearl.
We promise you will enjoy your stay, gorilla experience, game drives, boat cruize, cultural tourism , nature walk and much more.

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11/11/2019

AFRICAN LEOPARDS
These are large cats with light coloured fur and rosettes across their entire body.
They belong to the taxonomic genus panthera along with lions, tigers and jaguars.
These cats are impressive hunters and quite powerful creatures ( Did you know leopards are great swimmers?)
They prey on animals much larger than themselves and antelopes make a large percentage of their kill as well as warthogs, fish and humans among others.
The leopards' unique character of dragging their kill (prey) up into the trees protects their precious meals from other hungry mouths like lions & hynas.
Leopards are solitary & active at night and during day they are up in trees snoozing, making it difficult to spot them during day game drives.
They mate any time of the year and their gestation period is 3 months after which they give birth to 2-4 cubs and at 2 years they are already making kills.
Leopards live for 12-17 years, in Uganda they can be spotted in kidepo National park, Queen Elizabeth National park, Murchison falls National park and Lake Mburo National park


us via our website for your game drives, camping, Nature walks among other activities.

07/11/2019

27/10/2019

SDG 3rd run
Running for clean air
development goals
for generations
safaris

16/10/2019

Visit Busoga kingdom, a kingdom believed to be an island, a kingdom where kings are elected not born, a kingdom with over 300 clans, famous traditional dance where one twists the waist like they have a string, a kingdom with emboli na'mayido ( sweetpotatoes & gnut paste) as their staple food, akingdom that occupies over 6 districts and with a population of approximately 6million people of which women outnumber men .
Let us take you there for more historical information.
His Royal Highness Isebantu Kyabazinga...
bureire
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10/10/2019

Celebrating independence in style.
You don't have to miss what Uganda has to offer.
Visit the falls, interact with beautiful hospitable people that will smile and wave to all tourists, taste different delicacies, visit different parks and see wild animals in their natural habitats. My country is blessed naturally.


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09/10/2019

Try everything possible to experience the best of your independence

Let’s make you “experience the beauty of the wild”

08/10/2019

....you can imagine the cool breath here.
Let us take you there.
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27/09/2019

Happy world tourism day
for generations

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