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UGANDA & RWANDA

Rwanda and Uganda offer a unique blend of extraordinary wildlife and rich cultural heritage. Trek through Bwindi Forest and Volcanoes National Park to encounter mountain gorillas in their misty rainforest home, and enjoy exceptional birding across the region, with over 1,000 species recorded. Beyond its natural wonders, this land tells the story of resilient communities, ancient kingdoms, and vibrant traditions that have endured through centuries. From Rwanda’s emerald highlands to Uganda’s lush forests, every journey here is a blend of breathtaking landscapes, rare wildlife, and a profound connection to history and culture.

Discover Rwanda’s highlands and Uganda’s Bwindi Forest, trekking to see mountain gorillas and enjoy exceptional birding, including the Shoebill and Great Blue Turaco, in a safari crafted in true Barefoot style.

Adventures to Embrace

We craft bespoke adventures, tailoring each journey to your unique desires. With expert guides and deep local knowledge, we curate once-in-a-lifetime experiences, ensuring unforgettable encounters with wildlife, culture, and breathtaking landscapes.

Wonders to Explore

We choose exciting destinations that offer real adventure, guided exploration, and straightforward insights into their history and culture. Our goal is to help travelers experience the true character and natural beauty of these remarkable places in a way that feels authentic and memorable.

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Bwindi Forest, Uganda

Image by Ingeborg Korme

Kigali, Rwanda

Image by 2H Media

At Barefoot, we create unforgettable safari journeys, tailored to your unique sense of adventure and discovery.

Barefoot Safaris offers personalized, tailor-made safaris in Uganda and Rwanda, including 4-day gorilla trekking adventures, starting and ending in Kigali. Explore our detailed Trip Dossiers for inspiration or contact us to design a unique safari tailored to your interests, budget, and travel dates.

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"In the hush of the sacred forest, the gorilla speaks with silence, and all who hear are humbled."
- Ugandan Saying

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