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24 Days Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Rwanda Safari

  • 24 Days
  • 12000 PP Sharing /

    per person

Highlights

  • Wildebeest Migration, Game drives, boat rides, Source of the Nile, Rhino tracking at Ziwa, Boat ride to bottom of Mrchison falls, Visit to the top of the falls, Chimpanzee tracking in kibale, boat ride on kazinga channel, Gorilla tracking
  • Gorilla tracking
  • Chimp Tracking

We take you to top destinations around East Africa in a single Safari. 24 Days Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda- Rwanda Safari will take you the hightlight of East Africa, You get to visit the famous Serengeti & Masai Mara for Wildebeest magical experience. You get to meet face to face with the Mountain Gorillas only found in the virunga region, Bwindi , Mgahinga & Rwanda others in DR Congo, but Uganda having the best share; half of Gorilla population.

Frequently Asked Questions

Getting a Visa for Tanzania
Depending on your Country of origin, you are required to have a visa to visit Tanzania. A Visa feetoTanzania is $50 got at the point of entry or you can apply prior to arrival on online through the immigration's portal. It is a single entry permit and is valid for only 3 months.

Can I Use an East African Tourist Visa?
Yes, an East African Tourist Visa is a visa that allows tourists to travel to 3 East African countries; Uganda, and Kenya only, and is valid for 3 months. The country of your entry is where the visa is issued,, for this particular safari, you East African Visa will be issued in Kenya. You can plan earlier enough by applying online. The visa fee is only $100.
What you need, is your passport copy, passport foto, Yellow fever vaccination, return ticket, and itinerary.

Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA)| Do I need a Visa for Kenya
Kenya has recently launched an ETA system for all foreigners. Depending on the country of origin, it's good to find out from their official portal if you are eligible for an ETA. Kenya recently announced that no foreigner needs a visa into Kenya but should apply for an ETA instead.

Visa for Uganda & Rwanda
After applying for an East African Visa in Kenya, this permits you to travel to Uganda & Rwanda too, thus you will not need more visa to enter these countries.

You have to book this safari in advance, and here is why;
Availability; given the competitiveness of these activities like wildebeest migration, gorilla tracking and chimpanzee tracking, lodges and permits sell out real quick, to be safe and for better planning purposes you are required to book a minimum 6 months in advance, although even last minute bookings can be made, we can not guarantee the availability of the permits and your desired accommodations facilities. 

Yes, of course, you have a say. We listen and we include all your preferences whether little or major. This safari gives you an idea of what you might but you have all the right to increase the duration or increase, you can alter the activities to include those of your interests and change the accommodation to Luxury or Budget depending on your budget. Our safari experts will help you with what is workable, and together plan a safari package that meets your expectations. Talk to our Expert Now

Traveling in the peak season or dry season in December- March, June- September is always the best time, but so competitive. During these months we get to catch both the wildebeest, the gorilla tracking, and chimp tracking.

Gorilla and chimp tracking can also be done in the rainy season, and Masai Mara and Serengeti can be visited all year round.

Some activities are restrictive in age, like gorilla tracking, where the minimum age is 15, and chimp tracking, where the minimum age is 12. For moms and dads with little children, we can find a way to let them enjoy a safari, too. For example, for chimp tracking, they can track in different shifts, morning and afternoon, and for gorilla tracking, they can track on different days. The rest of the activities are okay for the little ones.

Absolutely, but depending on your special needs, if one has hearing difficulties then a sign language interpreter can be hired at an extra cost if a limbs disability, needs special services more so during the treks like gorilla tracking, they provide a stretch and porters who carry the   enthusiastic special needs person  through the thick forest to where the gorillas and is carried back to the car. So yes you can go on safari too.

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