Combined East African Safaris

Get up close with East Africa’s incredible wildlife & discover authentic cultural experiences on a journey that’s uniquely yours!

Africa is home of so many wildlife and some of them are endangered, with less than 1000 individual animals left on earth.  Among the most attracting, and yet endangered of all are the mountain gorillas. There are only about 1000 mountain gorillas left on this planet and of which they can only be found in Virunga massif that spans Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

This safari will give you a chance to explore the whole of Africa in as summarized by East Africa and central Africa. You should know that, east and central Africa hold the most attractions of Africa including the remaining endangered mountain gorillas, the longest river Nile, the world’s  powerful waterfall in the world, rare tree climbing animals, the big 5 animals and cats, unique cultures, unique bird species like shoe bill stork, green breasted pitta, Great Blue Turaco, Shelley’s Crimsonwing, Standard-winged Nightjar, Short-tailed Warble among others, favorable climate throughout the year that comprises of wet and dry season.

Top Combined East African Safaris

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What clients say about us!

star ratingWe went for a gorilla/chimp/queen elizabeth park safari trip and it was fantastic holidays. Really well organized and rich in activities. Moses was more than a guide, he has been... read more

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January 28, 2023

star ratingEpic Uganda Vacations did a great job of setting up our small group (5 people) 12 day birding and wildlife tour of Uganda. Lodging choices were excellent. Moses was there... read more

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October 10, 2019

star ratingMy friends and I who went on adventure with epic Uganda vacation had an unforgettable experience! I recommend this credible company for any one who would like to travel to... read more

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September 4, 2018
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