Africa’s Less Congested Safari Destination

You intend to travel to Africa, but are you thinking about skipping the popular safari spots? Well, Uganda is a less populated country that is ideal for romance!

Uganda: Discover the Real Africa away from the crowds—Africa the way you’ve always imagined it. Africa is becoming a more popular travel destination, with more travelers choosing to visit and marking it on their bucket lists. Driving on game drives in several African nations can be likened to traveling quickly to Manhattan. The Pearl of Africa, Uganda, remains the place to discover the real Africa, precisely as you have always pictured it.

Uganda is the place for you if you’re looking for a remote location, one of the last remaining frontiers, where you won’t be surrounded by tourists; it’s off the beaten path and authentically African, making it the perfect choice for anyone interested in an African safari that’s not like a Greyhound bus ride with lots of other people on board. Instead, you can enjoy a private safari with us that is customized to your preferences.

Despite this, Uganda is home to a lot of attractions and parks. For instance, Kidepo Valley National Park is the most remote and seldom visited park in East Africa, but CNN still named it one of the best parks in Africa. Uganda is known as the Pearl of Africa, a place to escape the everyday big crowds.

Many people who are interested in traveling to Africa find Uganda to be uniquely different, in part because, despite being named the top travel destination by Lonely Planet in 2012 and one of National Geographic’s top travel destinations in 2013, Uganda remains Africa without the crowds—the Africa to be discovered.

Some of the best hiking and walking safaris in all of East Africa can still be found in Uganda. This is a country where you can bike up Mt. Elgon’s mountain trails and cross ancient lakes in dugout canoes, just as it was in the past. It’s a great place to climb volcanoes in a single day and then go see the mountain gorillas the next day. Fish with your hands in any of the rivers at the base of Mount Rwenzori, also known as the Mountain of the Moon, where you can currently observe the lions that climb trees.

Now is the time to turn off the main path and visit some other African countries that cater to mass tourism, conventional style, one-size-fits-all travel, and spectacular tours. Instead, take a private safari here and explore this country, which is still authentic Africa without the crowds. The mythical Republic of Uganda exists. Its inhabitants are distinct from those in other parts of Africa, and the terrain and climate are also diverse. Uganda is the place to discover what true Africa has in store. Uganda is blessed with beautiful terrain, a very distinct climate, and, most importantly, a welcoming and exceptionally hospitable population that takes great pride in its rich cultural heritage. This location is worthy of a visit.