Isyo Safaris Limited

24/03/2021

Know the difference?
Alligator is on the left; crocodile is on the the right.
Also, an alligator's mouth opens from the bottom, while a crocodile's mouth opens from the top.

15/11/2020

So now tell us, which one on these is a Crocodile, caiman or an alligator?

07/11/2020

Take a break with us this December Holiday Season as we tour around the most Fancy place in the Pearl Of Africa.

Get over the stress of life as you chill with wild animals in the National parks, enjoying Fresh air with best cruise on Ugandan Lakes, enjoy the Uganda's freshening climate in Uganda's best forests and have a peace of mind as you visit Uganda's Historical sites.

This starts on December 1st and ends on January 10 as we move to the best Tourist destinations around The West, The East, The North and The Central of The Pearl Of Africa.

16/09/2020

The Uganda you don't know about, how about we take you to see snow in Uganda.
Yeah you don't need to go for Winter holidays.

01/08/2020

AMAZING: Queen Elizabeth NP is home to over 2,900 bush elephants, boasting of almost half of the total population of elephants in Uganda.

Wanna visit it, book your tour with us here at www.isyosafaris.com

09/07/2020

Nigeria which is Africa's giant in movie business reaps over 3billion USD from the industry and also it's among the Top 5 global top earners from the film Business. The above money from the generated box Office, local market, and also Tourism fueled by Films. The above is what is missing in Uganda'...

06/06/2020

RECOMMENDED FOR VISITING AFTER LOCKDOWN.

BWINDI IMPENETRABLE NATIONAL PARK

It's a well known to the world because of Gorilla trekking!

The forest is a habitat for more than half of the world’s mountain Gorilla population.

Mountain gorillas are highly endangered species and the forest possesses more than 360 individuals of the plausible 620 gorillas in the entire world. They are highly endangered because of poaching, habitat loss and diseases.
Bwindi is undoubtedly one of East Africa’s most famous national parks and known to be one of Africa’s most ancient habitats dating over 25000 years back.

The park contains 120 mammal species – more than any of Uganda’s other national parks although sightings are less common because of the dense forest but on a luck day, a visitor can see forest elephants, 11 primate species including chimpanzees, L’Hoest’s monkeys, African golden cat and the rare giant forest hog.

06/06/2020

03/06/2020

She did a mistake! She believed humans! 🐘

27/05/2020

The Hot Springs of Semuliki.

You wanna visit them after the lockdown? Lets take you there

22/03/2020

You mostly find this in Uganda and as Isyo Safaris we promise to show you all this with pride.

17/03/2020

Animals are everything, take time travel with us to watch all these.

03/02/2020

02/02/2020

You can only find this in Uganda and as Isyo Safaris we are already to help you see as many as you want.

01/02/2020

Don't try this on Valentines day, we have also planned for you as a single dude/babe.

It's a month of love and you can spend it the you want by visiting any tourism site in the country.

Reach out to Isyo Safaris and we shall make your Love Month colourful.

22/01/2020

THE FIRST ANIMAL AMBULANCE IS HERE!!

Uganda’s first animal ambulance at UWEC has been donated by Paradise Wildlife Park in the UK. The donors and many other wildlife lovers believe that animals too have rights and need to be treated with dignity.

After all, tourism is still Uganda’s top forex earner, by far!

The UWEC executive director, James Musinguzi, unveiled the ambulance at their premises in Entebbe at the end of the year 2019.

The donation is part of an 11-year-old partnership between Paradise Wildlife Park and UWEC, which has also seen the latter’s staff trained in wildlife conservation.

The 50,000-pound vehicle (about Shs 243m) is fitted with a strong lighting system to enable rescuers move to the different animal habitats even during darkness, a dash camera that enables management to track the movement of the vehicle especially in dangerous places and other custom-built amenities.

The ambulance will be able to carry wild animals especially in the cat species, which include cheetahs, lions and leopards.

It will also carry chimpanzees, baboons and other primates to locations where they can be treated and rehabilitated.
UWEC rescued up to 441 birds of different species, 180 reptiles and 284 mammals between 2014 and 2019 that resulted from the conflict between human activity and wildlife.
The zoo has often been called in to capture crocodiles in communities that feel endangered by the animals, as well as to recover parrots, monkeys and other species being illegally kept as pets, among others.

Musinguzi said whereas the ambulance is a great achievement for the wildlife industry, government needs to buy a lot more in order to improve the industry, which serves as an enabler for Uganda’s tourism.
“Time will come when it is overwhelming, because the numbers are big and this is the beginning.

One vehicle cannot be enough for the whole country,” Musinguzi said.
A hotline has also been set up for a search and rescue team under a new structure put in place.

21/01/2020

Moral Lesson: There is always two sides of the story and it's you to choose which one to tell.

21/01/2020

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21/01/2020

WHY LOVE FOR TOURISM?

A couple of years ago, Zakayo, the long- serving chimpanzee at Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Center (UWEC), received a more dignified burial than many Ugandans can ever hope for, and his birthday celebrations were always a source of ire in some circles that care less about wildlife.

Naming ceremonies for mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable and Mgahinga national parks are often accompanied by ceremony and much fanfare.

Currently, tourism brings in the dollars, yet to many Ugandans, and yet to many if them, animals are not worth any special treatment unless when being reared for meat and milk.

In places where humans and wildlife have to share spaces, the conflict has often resulted in the death of both humans and scores of animals.

Flavia Kabahenda, the UWEC board chairperson, said illicit wildlife activities such as poaching and illegal hunting remain a huge challenge that requires multinational cooperation so as to protect the remaining wildlife across the world.

Though you may not compare human life to that of Animals, animals deserve the attention that we the Ugandans don't give them and it's to our disadvantage.

Your contribution towards these animals like going visit them will not only please you but also contribute to the national revenue.

That's why Isyo Safaris is willing to take you any where around East Africa to have a look at all animals of choice.

20/01/2020

Research shows that the number of foreign tourists is way bigger than the local tourists.

One of the reasons local people complain about is "Touring being expensive".

We would like to say get away with the stereotypical thinking and visit Uganda's tourist destinations.

It's really cheap with Isyo Safaris because we are here to bridge that gap.

Book today and enjoy your vacation around East Africa.

16/01/2020

16/01/2020

We redefine ourselves in order to give you the best services as we can.

15/01/2020

10 AMAZING REASONS TO VISIT TOORO

Tooro region in western Uganda is the PEARL of the “Pearl of Africa”. It has a lot of beautiful features, attractions, activities and many friendly people that make it one of the best places to travel in the world. Here are 10 reasons why:

1. Stunning Crater Lakes. Tooro region has over 60 crater lakes, making it the region with the greatest number of crater lakes per sq. km in the world! The crater lakes are so beautiful.

2. Kibale Forest National Park Uganda. Located a few kilometres away from Fort Portal tourism city, it is the premier chimpanzee tracking destination in the world.

3. Bigodi wetland sanctuary. Rich in biodiversity and scenic beauty, the Sanctuary is a must visit. It is famous for red colobus, black and white colobus, red-tailed monkey, bushbuck as well as mongoose.

4. Africa's magnificent mountains: Rwenzori. This is Uganda's only snow-capped mountain range. The Rwenzoris are a world-class hiking and mountaineering destination.

5. The Tooro kingdom palace. Looking down over Fort Portal city from its highest hill, the palace is worth a visit purely for its 360-degree panoramic views.

6. Amabeere Ga Nyina Mwiru Caves, the world’s first dripping “breast milk”. Tooro is famous for the Amabeere Caves and Nyakasura waterfalls linked to the rich Chwezi culture as pictured below.

7. Tooro is the gateway to various national parks and tourist attractions including Semuliki, Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi Impenetrable, Rwenzori, Semuliki Wildlife reserves and hot springs like Sempaya.

8. Birds. Tooro has over 1000 species: pretty, beautiful, stunning, huge, noisy, elegant, comical, graceful, they’re all here.

9. Weather. Even when it rains, the sun comes out a few minutes later. Tooro's climate is usually pleasant with an average annual temperature range of 18-27 C.

10. Beautiful scenery with green vegetation. Tooro is one of the world’s greenest regions.

Kindly share and like our page to bring the world to Tooro

12/01/2020

Have a closer look on Murchison Falls when you travel with us to the Murchison Falls National Park.

11/01/2020

We are committed to serving you to the maximum as the best Tours and Travel company around East Africa and beyond.

11/01/2020

UGANDA RANKED 30TH IN WORLD'S TOURIST DREAM DESTINATIONS

An article titled, 52 places to go in 2020 published in The New York Times travel magazine puts Uganda in 30th position, describing the Pearl of Africa as a Primate capital and birder’s paradise.

New York times writes, “Landlocked in east-central Africa, Uganda has long been in the shadow of Kenya, Tanzania and other countries more popular with visitors on safari. But the Pearl of Africa, with its own rich wildlife, is set to become more accessible, thanks to the resurrection last summer of the country’s national carrier, Uganda Airlines,”

The same article outlines key features such as Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, a renowned mountain gorilla sanctuary in south-western Uganda a UNESCO World Heritage site, as a home to roughly half the world’s mountain gorillas.

“The dense forest mountain park, which ranges in elevation between 3,810ft and 8,880ft, also features a scenic waterfall trail framed by ancient ferns and wild orchids, and is a birder’s paradise, with 350 species of forest birds,” the account further describes.

Other destinations on the list include, Washington, British Virgin Islands, Bolivia’s Rurrenbaque, Greenland, Kimberly region in Australia and Paso Robles in California.
Others are, Sicily, Salzburg in Austria, Japan’s Tokyo and Caesarea in Israel.
Selection Criteria

According to a subsequent article written on the site by Amy Virshup, the selection process took four months of research, discussion, debate and argument. “We asked our regular contributors as well as The Times’ Foreign and domestic correspondents. We grilled travel pros about what had excited them,” explains the article.

So Let Isyo Safaris take you to the world's tourist dream destination at affordable price.

09/01/2020

Discover the beauty of East Africa with Isyo Safaris Limited