Africa Travel & Leisure

Best 4x4 Safari Jeeps to choose for Drive in Uganda's characterised rough roads, Self Drive in Uganda Uganda popularly branded as “The Pearl of Africa” is one of the top most liked destinations in the African continent which receive a huge percentage of tourists from different countries of the World per year very interested in exploring its natural features and...

Only found in Africa, Gorillas are a unique species you must see. These apes inhabit the Western, Eastern and Central forests of the Continent. There are ground dwelling, herbivorous in nature and feed most on young Bamboo shoots, stem, foliage, tree leaves and some fruits. Moreover, these animals exist in two species named Mountain and Lowland Gorillas which are further divided...

Africa is a continent with popular and top destinations to visit with unique and special attractions you should never miss to visit & see which is a great experience to steak in your mind. Africa is bordering Mediterranean Sea in the North, Atlantic Ocean in the West, Indian Ocean in the East; this is really a great destination to include...

Uganda is a popular destination to visit located in the Eastern Part of the African Continent bordering Kenya in the East, South Sudan in the North, Democratic Republic of Congo in the West, Rwanda and Tanzania in the South, its characterized with tropical rain forest, Savannah grasslands and woodlands, humid forests, Montane forests, flat & hilly areas, Swampy areas,...

The best way to save on your trip in Uganda is to hire a suitable 4x4 wheel drive Safari Jeep from various car rental agencies. Most of those that have experienced this experience have traveled with 4x4 Car hire Uganda either for Self drive road trips or with a driver to drive you comfortably plus feeding you with different information. 4x4...

An encounter with mountain gorillas is the ultimate wildlife experience. Whereas a safari to spot the big five is great, nothing beats watching mountain gorillas in their natural habitat – Gorillas are our relatives. It is estimated that only about 1000 Mountain gorillas now survive in the wild – mountain gorilla permits sell like hot cake. Half of these are...