Guinea Fowl Africa Safaris

Guinea Fowl Africa Safaris For Customised Gorilla trekking, wildlife safaris, Rwenzori mountains hiking, nature & culture in Uganda & Rwanda. Whatsapp +256 765 749400

Your trip supports local community projects like conservation, education of children, safe water in Uganda.

18/08/2026

Staying in inside the national park,
Hippo was on our way as we were heading to our cottage.
Nature treats of Queen Elizabeth national park

14/08/2026

We’re on a game drive in Queen Elizabeth national Park, Kanyere track. Will you join our next tour?

07/08/2026

You check into your safari lodge… and your reception committee isn’t human. 🐘✨

At Tabingi Safari Lodge, deep in Queen Elizabeth National Park, an elephant stood quietly grazing in the compound while Pumba, the warthog, wandered nearby—as if they had been waiting just to welcome us.

No fences. No staged moments. Just Africa in its purest form.

This is the kind of check-in you’ll remember forever.

05/08/2026

The forest fell silent… then we found them. 🦍❤️

Standing just a few meters away from a mountain gorilla in the heart of Bwindi is a feeling no photo can truly capture. Pure awe. Pure connection. A moment we’ll carry forever.

Some journeys change your destination. Others change you.

📍 Rushaga Sector, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda

Would this be on your travel bucket list? 🌿👇

26/07/2026

🦅 A Sky King of Murchison Falls National Park

Every safari has its unforgettable moments, and this was one of them—spotting the magnificent Bateleur Eagle soaring effortlessly over the savannah of Murchison Falls National Park.

With its striking black plumage, vivid red face, and graceful flight, the Bateleur is one of Africa’s most spectacular birds of prey. Seeing one in the wild is always a special treat, especially for bird lovers and wildlife photographers.

Murchison Falls is more than just the Big Five. It’s a paradise for bird enthusiasts, home to over 450 bird species, each adding to the magic of Uganda’s wilderness.

Which bird would you love to spot on your next safari?

📍 Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda

16/07/2026

The strongest bond in the wild isn’t built on words—it’s built on love.

Watching a mountain gorilla mother gently protect and nurture her baby is one of Africa’s most unforgettable wildlife experiences.

Every gorilla trek supports conservation and helps protect these incredible families for future generations.

📍Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda

Would this moment make your bucket list?

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🌍 GuineaFowl Africa Safaris
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18/06/2026

🇺🇬 10 Days in Uganda – The Ultimate Safari Experience 🦍✨

Chimpanzees in Kibale 🐒
Big game safari in Queen Elizabeth 🦁
Boat cruise on Kazinga Channel 🚤
Gorillas in Bwindi 🦍
Golden monkeys in Mgahinga 🐒
Shoebill stork at Mabamba 🐦

One trip. Endless wildlife magic.

✨ Fully customizable to your travel style & budget.

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16/06/2026

🐘 Elephants along the Kazinga Channel 🐘

There’s something truly special about watching elephants move gracefully along the channel track in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Along the waters of the Kazinga Channel, life unfolds slowly—herds gather to drink, cool off, and interact just meters away from boats and visitors. It’s one of those rare safari moments where nature feels both powerful and peaceful at the same time.

At GuineaFowl Safaris, we never get tired of sharing these encounters with our guests—moments that remind us why Uganda is called the Pearl of Africa.

Have you ever experienced elephants this close in the wild? Tell us below 👇

09/06/2026

One of the advantages of traveling during the low season is that the parks and lodges are much less crowded, allowing for a more exclusive and relaxed safari experience. You can spend more time at wildlife sightings without competing with many other vehicles and enjoy a stronger connection with nature.

Low season also offers excellent value for money, as many lodges provide discounted rates while maintaining the same quality of service. This often allows guests to stay in higher-end accommodations for a lower cost.

The landscapes are usually greener and more beautiful after the rains, making it a fantastic time for photography. Many animals are still easily seen, and birdwatching is often at its best due to the presence of migratory species and breeding plumage.

Peak season certainly has its advantages, particularly the drier conditions and consistently easier wildlife viewing. However, for travelers seeking fewer crowds, better prices, beautiful scenery, and a more intimate safari experience, the low season can be an excellent choice.
Peak season = drier weather and more visitors.
Low season = fewer crowds, lower prices, greener scenery, and a more exclusive experience.

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