Everbased TOURS

JINJA CITY TOUR.

The city of the source of the Nile. Perfect for a one day excursion, to disconnect from Kampala for a one day chill. A boat ride, bungee jumping, roller coaster, rafting are all ideas for one to indulge

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ROAD TRIP.
Driving to your destination should be about driving at a fair pace, allowing clients to take in the scenery. Take a break when possible. This is why transfers can take a little longer than usual. It's a leisure trip, not a commute.

As you head to Kidepo Valley, stop at Piane Upe, enjoy Sipi Falls, see Mt. Moroto.

On your way to Bwindi, take a stop in Igara and see the lush green of the tea plantations, see the Rift Valley rise aggressively in the near horizon.

On your way to Arusha National Park, how about you stop, and admire the rise of Mt. Moroto. These are sceneries enjoying, never let them pass you by!

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IGWARA SAFARI LODGE.
A mid-range lodge in Karuma Kamdini. It's locatedjust outside . This October, enjoy beautiful lodging at discounted rates, thereby easing your leisure expense. Talk to when you .

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On Friday, Everbased TOURS represented at the fam trip of Tilapia Lodge under Woodland Lodges. It is a good accommodation for a birding tour at Mabamba swamp. The lodge is serene, with boat cruises to view the sunset and sunrise. One can request for a boat ride up to the Equator, which is visible from the lodge, a few nautical miles from land.

The Lodge is also on the opposite side of the Entebbe Bay (meaning it is on mainland and can be accessed from Masaka road off Mpigi.

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BULBUL SAFARI LODGE.

Great accommodation on your trip to Queen Elizabeth National Park. It is just outside the Katunguru gate, and offers beautiful views of the Kazinga Channel. These upcoming open park days, contact us for your trip to one of Uganda's game parks.

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The African safari is changing and I think Uganda needs to pay attention.

For years, the formula was simple:

Safari vehicle.

Game drive.

Big Five, or gorilla trekking

Luxury lodge.

Repeat.

But the traveller of 2026 is asking a different question:

"What will I actually feel, learn and remember from this journey?"

Uganda welcomed around 2.5 million international visitors in 2025, with international tourism spending reaching approximately $5 billion.

But the biggest opportunity isn't simply getting more tourists.

It's creating better experiences for the tourists who are already coming.

We're seeing growing interest in:

Longer stays and slower safaris

Photography-focused experiences

Walking and nature experiences

Authentic cultural encounters

Food and local communities

Wellness, conservation and meaningful connection

Going beyond simply "seeing the Big Five" or gorillas

The future of African tourism won't be won by whoever builds the biggest lodge. It will be won by destinations and operators who understand why people travel in the first place.

People don't fly thousands of kilometres to Uganda just to tick animals off a list.

They come to feel something.

To disconnect.

To discover.

To tell stories.

To return home different from when they arrived.

That is the real product we are selling.

And perhaps the biggest question for everyone in African tourism is:

Are we selling a safari or are we creating a life-changing experience?

I know which one I want Uganda to be known for.

Uganda isn't just a destination. It's a feeling.

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The 21st edition of took place on 4th September in Kinigi, Rwanda.

Numerous notable people attended and named baby gorillas that were born this year, such Patrice Evra, the chairman of Aston Villa FC and many others.

The importance of cant be underscored with mere words, to the growth of Rwanda's tourism, but also conservation of the mountain Gorilla. It is an endangered species that needs extra protection from private sector as well as through govt efforts😊