Isyo Safaris Limited

24/03/2021

Know the difference?
Alligator is on the left; crocodile is on the the right.
Also, an alligator's mouth opens from the bottom, while a crocodile's mouth opens from the top.

15/11/2020

So now tell us, which one on these is a Crocodile, caiman or an alligator?

07/11/2020

Take a break with us this December Holiday Season as we tour around the most Fancy place in the Pearl Of Africa.

Get over the stress of life as you chill with wild animals in the National parks, enjoying Fresh air with best cruise on Ugandan Lakes, enjoy the Uganda's freshening climate in Uganda's best forests and have a peace of mind as you visit Uganda's Historical sites.

This starts on December 1st and ends on January 10 as we move to the best Tourist destinations around The West, The East, The North and The Central of The Pearl Of Africa.

16/09/2020

The Uganda you don't know about, how about we take you to see snow in Uganda.
Yeah you don't need to go for Winter holidays.

01/08/2020

AMAZING: Queen Elizabeth NP is home to over 2,900 bush elephants, boasting of almost half of the total population of elephants in Uganda.

Wanna visit it, book your tour with us here at www.isyosafaris.com

09/07/2020

Nigeria which is Africa's giant in movie business reaps over 3billion USD from the industry and also it's among the Top 5 global top earners from the film Business. The above money from the generated box Office, local market, and also Tourism fueled by Films. The above is what is missing in Uganda'...

06/06/2020

RECOMMENDED FOR VISITING AFTER LOCKDOWN.

BWINDI IMPENETRABLE NATIONAL PARK

It's a well known to the world because of Gorilla trekking!

The forest is a habitat for more than half of the world’s mountain Gorilla population.

Mountain gorillas are highly endangered species and the forest possesses more than 360 individuals of the plausible 620 gorillas in the entire world. They are highly endangered because of poaching, habitat loss and diseases.
Bwindi is undoubtedly one of East Africa’s most famous national parks and known to be one of Africa’s most ancient habitats dating over 25000 years back.

The park contains 120 mammal species – more than any of Uganda’s other national parks although sightings are less common because of the dense forest but on a luck day, a visitor can see forest elephants, 11 primate species including chimpanzees, L’Hoest’s monkeys, African golden cat and the rare giant forest hog.

06/06/2020

03/06/2020

She did a mistake! She believed humans! 🐘

27/05/2020

The Hot Springs of Semuliki.

You wanna visit them after the lockdown? Lets take you there