Escape Tours and Safaris Uganda
The Company
A wholely indigenous Ugandan company, with a history and wealth of experience in handling tours and safaris in Uganda / Rwanda since 1996.
We are active members of UGANDA SAFARI GUIDES ASSOCIATION and executive members of the UGANDA BIRD GUIDES CLUB. Escape Tours & Safaris Uganda is full member of the ASSOCIATION OF UGANDA TOUR OPERATORS (AUTO) and The Association for the Promotion of Tourism to Africa (APTA).
With a track record of handling clients from all over the world, be that Honeymooners, Bird watchers, Film crews, Upmarket or Budget travellers, Escape Tours & Safaris has a solution to meet your comfort, luxury, budget and technical needs.
If you are loooking for a professional safari outfitter to handle your Uganda vacation then let us prepare for you a personailsed competative itinerary tailored to your requirements.
Our main office is located just outside of Entebbe and very close to the International Airport. We boast of a team of “super guides” who are both people orientated, true bush lovers and naturalists. They have an in-depth knowledge of flora and fauna, the country and it's culture, conservation issues and customer handling skills. Naturally an eager sales and office management team will co-ordinate every aspect of your safari prior to your arrival and whilst on vacation.
Additional support personnel contribute greatly to our safari programmes ensuring the experience with us lives up to your expectations.
All our trips are run in fully insured 4 x 4 vehicles with comprehensive passenger liability insurance. Our vehicles are customized to suit our clients travel needs and comfort thus improving the overall quality of the tour.
We look forward to welcoming you to our beautiful country.
The Escape Tours & Safaris Team
East African Safari Specialists
“Uganda’s parkland fulfills a deep human need. For in these tracts of earth not only the animal creation but man himself can find a sanctuary, and retreat from routine into the reality of a world apart”
Dr. Hugh Cott, 1959