Offroad Safaris

28/06/2023

A souvenir reminder of your chimpanzee trekking safari to Kibale Forest National Park. Whatsapp:+256752104359

20/06/2023

Book today: 7days/6 nights Uganda safari. Arrive Uganda on 5th Sept fly out on the 11th Sept 2023.
Based on 1 - 7 travelers.
Highlights:
- Visit Murchison Falls National Park - (rhino tracking, game-drive boat cruise )
- Kibale National Park for chimpanzee tracking
- Queen Elizabeth National Park
Prices per person:
solo traveler -$2692
2 travelers -$1805
3 travelers-$1700
4 travelers-$1632
5 travelers-$1572
6 travelers-$1510
7 travelers-$1445
Transportation in a 4 Wheel drive safari vehicle,
see details here: https://www.offroad-safaris.com/uganda-safaris/7-days-best-wildlife-tour/
To book email: [email protected] or WhatsApp : +256752104259

02/06/2023

Safari departs any day of 2023.
Based on 4 - 7 people traveling
Day 1: Arrive Entebbe International Airport and transferred to overnight hotel
Day 2: Transfer to Fort portal/Kibale
Day 3: Kibale National Park - chimpanzee tracking
Day 4: Transfer from Kibale - Queen Elizabeth National Park
Day 5: Queen Elizabeth National Park - boat cruise
Day 6: Queen Elizabeth National Park - transfer to Kampala
4 travelers - $1125 per person
5 travelers - $1035 per person
6 travelers - $1012 per person
7 travelers - $976 per person
For details whatsapp: +256752104259
or +256789104259
Email: [email protected]

31/05/2023

16/05/2023

On the way for a rewarding boat cruise we see this warthog, he does not care who is there, just busy minding his business. As always for him, every time is breakfast/lunch and dinner time.

15/05/2023

A boat cruise in Uganda's national parks can't be likened to any other.

Offroad Safaris is based in Uganda's capital Kampala. We arrange scheduled and tailor made safari d

01/05/2023

Road trips to beautiful places in the African wilderness

02/01/2023

Traveling by train between Nairobi and Mombasa is a great experience the scenery and sighting of wildlife is amazing. Ask us about it as we set up our new products/safari packages to kenya.

08/11/2022

10/10/2022

Kampala is the capital and largest city of Uganda. The city is divided into five boroughs that oversee local planning: Kampala Central Division, Kawempe Division, Makindye Division, Nakawa Division, and Rubaga Division. The city is conterminous with Kampala District. Surrounding Kampala is the rapidly growing Wakiso District, whose population more than doubled between 2002 and 2014 and now stands at over 2 million.

10/10/2022

Travel Update: Government of Uganda has confirmed that the country is safe and open for travelers.

"The Ministry of Health reiterates that Uganda is safe for all national and international travellers within the country." the statement reads.

27/09/2022

Wishing everyone a happy world tourism day all the way fro Uganda. Lets preserve and conserve the earth we are stewards for the generations after us!

15/09/2022

Kampala's commuter transport is getting better and better.

14/09/2022

Did you Know Uganda' is neighbor to Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda? Did you know Uganda is host to over 50% of the world's remaining mountain gorillas,
Did you Know Uganda is the Pearl of Africa?
Did you know that Uganda has some of the friendliest people in the world?

11/09/2022

30/07/2022

Sights from Queen Elizabeth National Park. Where are you and your buddies exploring this weekend?

📷: Jimmy Odur

25/07/2022

: Both male and female giraffes have distinct horns that are more professionally called ossicones. Males often fight (alias necking) for mating rights, and when they do, these ossicones can break the skin leaving bloody wounds.

18/07/2022

Mountain Gorilla baby news! Uganda Wildlife Authority is delighted to announce our latest addition, a gorilla born to 18-year old adult female Murema of the Kutu group in Rushaga - Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

The baby was born on 15th July 2022 but the mother has been quite protective of her young. This is thus the first mobile image by our field team of the baby and mother - both very healthy and enjoying their wild forested home.

Murema whose name means ‘lame’, due to a natural handicap in one of her fingers, now has welcomed two successful births. Her first baby called Dunia who was born five years ago is growing fast.

With this new birth, the Kutu gorilla family has grown to 21 members under the able leadership of Silverback Ndugu. Ndugu loosely translates to mean ‘brother’ in English and he’s indeed very welcoming to tourists on gorilla tracking safaris.

Leave a message or a gorilla emoji in the comments section as you join us in congratulating Murema and wishing her baby a long and healthy life in the wild jungles of Uganda.

04/07/2022

Would you ever think this is in Uganda? Here traveler Thomas Markert (📷 IG/thephotoneer) shared a photo of his experience searching for hidden lakes in the Mountains of the Moon.

19/06/2022

Chest-thumps to all the awesome dads out there. Happy !

17/05/2022

It's a mountain gorilla BABY BOOM 🦍 in Uganda. Meet the newest member of the Christmas family in the Nkuringo sector of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. In this photo captured by our field team yesterday (16/05/2022), adult female Kiiza is seen holding her baby so dearly!

With this new birth, the number of mountain gorillas 🦍 in the Christmas family has grown to a total of eight. Kiiza was first spotted by our daily team of trackers with her healthy baby early on Monday morning. Both mother and father are in good health too.

Kiiza is a name given to a child who is born after twins. It is heartwarming to see her bring new life to earth, and is a testimony to the excellent work done by our teams, communities, and partners in conserving these iconic species. We wish them a long and healthy life. 🦍

23/04/2022

The Pearl of Africa Uganda on the way to Semiliki National Park this week with a group of students on a study tour.