
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda is known for its diverse wildlife & scenic landscapes.
from €2,750
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Grand Voyage
Guided safari across Uganda’s national parks, and tailored travel further afield — planned end to end, supported the whole way.
Grand Voyage travel
Every traveller is different, so we start from how you actually want to travel — pace, budget, who’s coming — and build from there.
A one-to-one conversation about where you want to go, how you like to travel, and what the budget really is.
Handpicked stays, activities and dining, sequenced so the days flow — must-see places alongside the ones you would not find alone.
Flights, accommodation, transfers and tours all booked and confirmed for you, with the timings checked against each other.
A real person reachable for the whole trip, from departure through to landing back home.

Safari
Game drives, boat cruises and gorilla trekking across three national parks, with local guides who know the ground and lodges chosen for where they put you at dawn.
Uganda’s most visited park — savannah plains, the Kazinga Channel, and the tree-climbing lions of Ishasha.
Dense montane rainforest, and one of the few places on earth to track mountain gorillas on foot.
The Nile forced through a seven-metre gorge, with game drives and boat cruises below the falls.

Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda is known for its diverse wildlife & scenic landscapes.
from €2,750
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Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in Uganda is renowned for its mountain gorillas and dense rainforest.
from €2,990
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Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda’s largest, features the dramatic Murchison Falls and diverse wildlife
from €1,990
DetailsBefore you go
We start with a call to understand what you want from the trip. From there we build the itinerary, book the flights, stays and experiences, and sequence them so the days actually work — not just on paper.
Tailor your trip
Beyond safari
Uganda, the UAE, Thailand and Hungary — with more added as our partners grow.
Good to know
Uganda’s dry seasons — roughly June to August and December to February — give the best game viewing and the easiest tracking conditions. We plan around your dates either way and will tell you honestly what to expect.
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Send us your dates and a rough idea. We’ll come back with a plan you can change.