Volcanoes Safaris Launches Two New Wildlife Safaris in Uganda as Direct London Flights Launch
Volcanoes Safaris, the pioneer of Great ape ecotourism in Uganda and Rwanda, has launched two specialist wildlife safaris: the new 7-night Uganda Chimpanzee Safari to Kibale and Kyambura Gorge, two iconic chimp sites in Africa, and a Big Cat Photography Safari to Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Park with wildlife filmmaker Dr Alexander Braczkowski.
The launch of these new safaris coincides with the start of Uganda Airlines’ direct London to Entebbe flights operating four times weekly from £580 return.
“We are delighted to introduce these new expertly-curated safaris to our award-winning lodges in Uganda” said Praveen Moman, founder, Volcanoes Safaris. “Guests can participate in sustainable conservation and community projects on both of these unique safaris, developed by the Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust and in partnership with the Jane Goodall Institute and other leading conservation organisations.”
2025 rates from $8,890 (£6,963) for the Uganda Chimpanzee Safari and $9,980 (£8,458) for the Big Cat Photography Safaris. Rates are per person on a shared basis and include all accommodation, activities and permits.
For further details and safari itineraries: Uganda Chimpanzee Safari, Big Cat Photography Safari.
Contact the Volcanoes Safaris sales team at enquiries@volcanoessafaris.com for bookings and enquiries.
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About Volcanoes Safaris
Volcanoes Safaris offer curated mountain gorilla, chimpanzee and wildlife safaris, led by expert guides, to its five award-winning luxury lodges based near the finest great ape sites in Rwanda and Uganda. Its work as the leader in great ape ecotourism since 1997 has been recognised by many international awards.
Experience the rich culture, history, and hospitality traditions of the Great Lakes Region of Africa, on tailormade safaris which give a unique insight into the world of the endangered great apes, their habitats and the communities that live nearby.
Guests can participate in sustainable conservation and community projects as part of their safari, developed by the Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust (VSPT) and in partnerships with leading conservation organisations.