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Frequently Asked Questions

Definitely. We offer multi-country safari packages covering Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya, and Tanzania. These are ideal for agents seeking to offer clients a broader East African adventure.

Yes. We advocate for wildlife conservation and ethical tourism practices. We avoid activities that exploit animals and instead promote encounters that respect their natural habitats—like gorilla trekking or rhino tracking.

Essentials include lightweight breathable clothing, sunblock, a reusable water bottle, bug repellent, comfortable hiking shoes, and travel documents. We send every guest a detailed pre-departure checklist.

Agents can access custom itinerary tools, downloadable promotional materials, and dedicated support via our Agent Hub. We offer competitive B2B rates and fast response times to support your clients’ needs.

Yes. We promote low-emission transportation, eco-conscious lodgings, and tours by bike or foot where possible. Our excursions are crafted to reduce environmental impact while enhancing the traveler’s connection with nature.

We hire local guides, partner with community artisans, and design excursions that contribute directly to the livelihoods of local residents. Our projects with Watoto Church and communities near Murchison Falls are examples of this commitment.

Yes, we cater to diverse age groups and travel paces. From gentle nature walks to immersive village visits, our itineraries prioritize safety, comfort, and meaningful exploration.

Our safaris include top wildlife destinations such as Uganda’s Kidepo Valley, Murchison Falls, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, and Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park. We also offer cross-border packages to the Serengeti and Masai Mara.

Absolutely. Cultural immersion is a pillar of our brand. Experiences include dance performances near Murchison Falls, cooking Eshabwe in Mbarara, and visiting women-led craft groups in Kampala.

We’re committed to eco-tourism through initiatives like tree planting, reusable bottle advocacy, supporting local artisans, and minimising single-use plastics. Every trip is designed with sustainability, community impact, and conservation at heart.

Yes. Etuko Safaris encourages meaningful connections with local communities. Whether it’s sharing a meal, learning a dance, or buying handcrafted goods directly from women-led groups.

Yes. We prioritise your safety at every step, from experienced guides to vetted accommodations. Uganda and its neighbours are stable and welcoming to tourists.

Absolutely! That’s what sets Etuko apart. Our itineraries seamlessly blend game drives with authentic cultural interactions, so you don’t just see Africa, you experience it.

A well-rounded safari can range from:

  • 5–7 days for Uganda-only trips
  • 10–14 days for multi-country itineraries (e.g., Uganda + Kenya + Rwanda)

Etuko Safaris can customize packages based on your preferences and pace.

  • Uganda: Bwindi, Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth, Kidepo Valley, Sipi Falls
  • Kenya: Masai Mara
  • Tanzania: Serengeti
  • Rwanda: Volcanoes, Nyungwe, and Akagera National Parks
  1. Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest (Uganda) or Volcanoes National Park (Rwanda)
  2. Big Five Safari in Serengeti, Masai Mara, or Queen Elizabeth
  3. Cultural Immersion with local communities near Murchison Falls
  4. Adventure Sports in Jinja (Source of the Nile)

Eshabwe or Coffee-Making Tours in Uganda’s highlands

With Etuko Safaris, you can:

  • Cook and taste local dishes like Eshabwe or rolex
  • Trek through coffee farms and learn the bean-to-cup journey
  • Watch traditional cultural dances
  • Visit craft markets and support local women
  • Go white-water rafting in Jinja
  • Take nature walks, bike tours, and city explorations

The best time for game viewing is during the dry seasons:

  • Uganda: December–February and June–September
  • Kenya & Tanzania (Serengeti & Masai Mara): June–October (Great Migration in July–August)
  • Rwanda: June–September for gorilla trekking and Akagera safaris

You can spot the Big Five—lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhino—in:

  • Uganda: Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth (4 of the Big Five) + Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary (for rhinos)
  • Kenya: Masai Mara National Reserve
  • Tanzania: Serengeti National Park
  • Rwanda: Akagera National Park

Expect encounters with elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, buffalo, hippos, crocodiles, and leopards. Uganda is also famous for its rare mountain gorillas, chimpanzees, and over 1,000 bird species, making it a dream for wildlife lovers.