Masai Mara energy = zero rush 😮💨🐆
Cheetahs sleep 18+ hours a day. Hard life being the fastest animal on earth.
*Plan your Masai Mara safari and explore the Mara at your own pace* ✈️
#lovecats#safarimoments#africaroars
Watching you from the gold; knowing you’re watching back 👁️🐆
Leopards are seen <5% of safari drives. We got 2 angles in 1 sunset.
Save this for your bucket list + tag who you’d take 👇
#Leopard#TravelDiaries#AfricanWildlife
Not all travel is about relaxation.
Some of it reminds you how small you are
in a very large, very alive world.
That’s the point.
#africasafari#wanderlust#travel
Africa’s Big Cats: no cap, just claws 🐆🦁Speed. Power. Stealth.Cheetahs, lions, leopards - each rules the wild their own way. Which one’s your favorite? Comment below 👇
#CaptureTheWild#MaasaiMara#wildlifephotography
Coming face-to-face with a mountain gorilla changes everything. Uganda (Bwindi) and Rwanda (Volcanoes) are home to more than half the world's remaining mountain gorillas
Permits are $800/person and $1,500 resectively. Book your peak season trek now!
#AfricaTravel
5 things to pack for your African safari — most people forget #3. 🎒
Swipe to pack smarter before your Uganda adventure.
Save this post to start planning your safari.
#AfricanSafari#SafariTips#ExploreUganda
The Big Five await you in Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park: Lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes, and tree-climbing lions, unlike anywhere else on Earth.
Your Uganda safari starts here!
#QueenElizabethNationalPark#BigFive#ExploreUganda
No moment like catching the sun set over the African horizon. Golden savannah dotted with calm wildlife!
Some people are watching this right now. Others are still planning.
Which one are you?
“DM” us and book your sunset safari!
#PhotoOfTheDay#AfricanTravel
The Big Five await you in Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park: Lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes, and tree-climbing lions, unlike anywhere else on Earth.
Your Uganda safari starts here!
#QueenElizabethNationalPark#AfricanSafari#ExploreUganda
We can’t be talking about conservation while at the same time promoting restaurants like @the_lawns that openly sell bush meat.
We often complain about declining wildlife populations and reduced animal numbers around our protected areas, yet we rarely ask the hard question: where is all this bush meat coming from?
The reality is that every plate of bush meat creates demand, and that demand fuels poaching. While conservation efforts focus on protecting wildlife inside national parks, illegal hunting continues outside and around these protected areas, threatening species that are already under pressure.
If Uganda is serious about conservation, then the conversation must go beyond protecting animals in parks. We must also address the markets, restaurants, and supply chains that encourage the illegal wildlife trade.
Conservation is not only about protecting wildlife; it is also about reducing the demand that puts wildlife at risk in the first place. Without tackling both sides of the problem, the rate of poaching will continue to undermine the gains made by conservation agencies and communities.
I am definitely challenged by how @the_lawns is operating
A new life in the heart of Bwindi🥳🥳
The Mishaya Gorilla Family in Rushaga has welcomed a newborn baby, bringing the family’s number to 10 members.
Born to Bashekura, this newest addition is a wonderful milestone for the family and a reminder of the importance of protecting these endangered giants and the habitats they call home.
#ExploreUganda | #ConservationSuccess
Lake Mburo = zebra paradise🦓
Home to Uganda’s largest zebra population. Stripes glowing against the green savannah plains!
#ExploreUganda#PearlOfAfrica
Great Migration doesn’t follow calendars.
July surprises. August waits. October can steal the show.
Mara crossings move on rain and instinct.
DM “Calendar” and we’ll guide you!