A lifetime walk on a Rwanda-Uganda safari

Have you ever wondered how it feels like to walk on your visit to one of the most nature gifted countries in world? Well, on your visit to Uganda or Rwanda, try it out and experience what you have missed throughout your life. It doesn’t matter where you decide to do this from so long as you are still in the proximity of these East African countries. You may probably have come across the word nature walk and you may not know what is so special with the whole activity. One of the enchanting facts about it is that you get closer to nature and have a touch on some of the hard-to find creatures.

While on a safari to Uganda or Rwanda, tell your tour guide to include a nature walk on the package and experience it for yourself. Ranging from enjoying unending cultural experience, to having a nice time with some of the wild animals in their natural habitats. But before you could get even an inch closer to them, you move through thick rainforests and trust me, the adventure one gets while moving in these paths is exceptional. The wide range of different tree species along the paths gives you a true picture of what true Africa is and by doing this, you will live to tell because of the surprises you will experience.

While on your visit to Uganda and Rwanda, there are numerous activities you can enjoy and these are well guided giving a tourists’ needs a first priority. Though there are few companies which include nature walk in their safaris, our company always includes it as an optional activity which a visitor can enjoy depending on his/her desires and also depending on the time frame of the safari. It is cheap and this is why it included as an additional activity which visitors can enjoy after doing their main activities like gorilla tracking. The best time to go nature walking is during the evening hours when the weather is calm and the sun is setting to avoid too much heat. Another reason for this is that incase tourists are interested in chatting with the local people, evening hours are the best because it’s the time when they have a rest at their homes after a long day in the garden. If lucky, some visitors may find the local people in a group enjoying their local brew and at this point, they can provide any kind of information needed by the visitors. You do not need to worry abound language barriers since our guides will move with you throughout your stay.