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Expert-led wildlife safaris, gorilla trekking experiences, and custom East Africa tours with trusted local guides.
It’s time to experience your next | in East Africa
Explore the forgotten treasures of Africa with authentic, tailor-made safari experiences since 2019.
Kyobe Safaris is a locally owned Uganda tour operator offering unforgettable Uganda safari tours, including gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, wildlife safaris in Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls National Parks, and chimpanzee tracking in Kibale Forest.
Since 2019, we have guided travelers from around the world through responsible, tailor-made safari experiences across Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, South Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Experience Africa's most iconic destinations and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Climb to 4,321m and discover waterfalls, hot springs, and the giant caldera
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Meet mountain gorillas in their natural habitat in Bwindi Forest
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See lions, elephants, leopards, buffalo, and rhinos in their natural habitat
→Spot over 1,100 bird species including the elusive shoebill stork
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Home to the famous tree-climbing lions and Kazinga Channel
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Witness the Nile River forced through a 7-meter gap
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8 Days
Climb to Wagagai Peak (4,321m), visit Jinja & Source of the Nile, Mabira Forest, and Itanda Falls.
10 Days
Unforgettable combination of gorilla trekking, game viewing, and chimpanzee tracking.
11 Days
Explore Kibale, Budongo, Murchison, Queen Elizabeth, Semliki, and Lake Mburo Parks.
14 Days
Visit 8 of Uganda's 10 National Parks. Comprehensive wildlife and birding safari.
6 Days
Explore Kibale Forest and Queen Elizabeth National Park with focus on primates and birds.
4 Days
Short but immersive chimpanzee tracking experience in Uganda's primate capital.
15 Days
Longest birding safari in Uganda with gorilla tracking included. See over 400 bird species.
4 Days
Unforgettable look at birds, elephant, buffalo, crocodile, and hippo on The Nile banks.
“If you travel with Kyobe, you can let go of all your worries.”
Explore East Africa in comfort with our premium safari-ready vehicles
Perfect for game viewing with 360° visibility. Includes fridge and charging ports.
Ideal for couples and small families. Easy to drive with good ground clearance.
Spacious vehicle perfect for family safaris and group tours across national parks.
All vehicles include insurance, 24/7 support, and unlimited mileage
Each season offers unique wildlife viewing opportunities across East Africa
June - October
The dry season is the best time for wildlife viewing. Animals gather around water sources, making them easier to spot. Perfect for the Great Migration in Serengeti and gorilla trekking in Uganda.
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November - May
Lush landscapes, newborn animals, and fewer tourists make this a magical time to visit.
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January - February
Witness the birth of wildebeest calves and predator action in the Serengeti.
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July - September
Experience the awe-inspiring Great Migration across the Mara River.
Explore →Discover safari tips, wildlife stories, and travel insights from our East African adventures.
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Discover why Uganda is a bird watcher's paradise with our guide to spotting rare species...
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