Border-Less Travel is a Uganda safari company, a community partner, and a champion for transformation of lives through tourism.
We run tailor-made safaris to all of Uganda's national parks and tourism hot-spots as well as volunteer programs to help contribute towards change in lives and community. Uganda is a true tourist destination and has a lot to offer the adventure tourist.

Uganda is generally a plateau located in East Africa and bordered to the south by Tanzania, to the north by Sudan, West by Congo and to the east by Kenya. The number of tourists flocking to Uganda has been increasing over the last two decades and this is due to the friendly and welcoming environment that has been created.
As a matter of fact, Uganda has been constantly referred to as 'the friendliest nation in Africa'. This is owing to the warm people and the general safety.
Christened 'The Pearl of Africa' by Sir Winston Churchill, Uganda is a nation with outstanding beauty and awesome tourism potential.

Uganda's features include;

• The mountain gorillas in Bwindi and Mgahinga forests.
• Habituated Chimpanzees in Kibale forest and, several species of other primates.
• Diverse wildlife and breath-taking landscape..
• The nile river that provides probably the best and safest white-water rafting in the world.
• Over 1,000 species of birds. Uganda is Africa's most complete birders paradise

Uganda is crossed by the equator to the south and lies at an average altitude of 1,036 meters (3400ft) above sea-level. Uganda's altitude, combined with the tropical forests, lakes and rivers, makes for some of the best climate you will find anywhere in the world. Not too hot and not too cold. Many tourists have best described Uganda as having the 'ideal climate' . Uganda is a definite tourist destination.

Kampala is Uganda's capital and largest city. Regarded one of Africa's safest and friendliest cities, Kampala derives its name from the impala - antelope.
Originally built on seven hills like the legendary Rome, with a population of approximately 2 million people, the city has since expanded to occupy over 24 hills.

A fast growing city, Kampala hosted CHOGM (Common Wealth Heads of Governments Meeting) in November 2007.

Our African safaris range from 2 days all the way to as long as 3 weeks. Here is one of our popular itineraries -

Queen Elizabeth National Park
3 days, 2 nights

Day 01 - Depart Kampala at 0800am driving southwest. The drive today takes you across the equator, through amazing highlands with beautiful tea estates and awesome banana growth canopy. The drive today including all stops will be approximately 8 hours.
Meal plan = B/L/D

Day 02 - Early riser today, 0600am grab a coffee and head out to catch the big cats and hyenas as they seek breakfast. Other animals in the park include; elephants, cape buffalo, Uganda kob, warthog , leopard,waterbuck. Return to logde for late breakfast and lunch. At 300pm, take a cruise on the Kazinga channel a haven for many bird species also, lots of hippo, cape buffalo, elephants tend to hung at the waters edge for a drink or two....
Meal plan = B/L/D

Day 03 - Leave the lodge at 0800am, drive to the kyambura gorge for a primate walk. A walk in the forest here allows for sights of chimpanzees, black & white colobus monkey, vervet monkey, olive baboon etc. After the primate walk, drive to Kampala. End of safari.

Note: B/L/D = Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

The prices for the above safari per person as by number of persons included in a safari party are;

Safari pricing table

Services included are; mineral water in transit, all park entrance fees, a boat cruise, game drive, accommodation, transportation, driver/guide fees.

Not included are; tips, laundry, food outside the meal plan, beverages like vodka, wine, soda etc.

Note: Please contact us for a special family quote and for budget/student safari quote

Check out our 7 days special Gorilla safari

What they said about us................

I have personally travelled in Uganda alongside of Peter Wamono. He is an excellent guide with great knowledge of Africa and the West due to extensive travel. He has excellent people skills. He is culturally sensitive and able to show you the very best in African warmth and hospitality. He has a great sense of humour and you cannot but help enjoy his company. I can only say that I am returning again to Africa to enjoy its beauty, its people and Peter's great company. Border-less travel with Peter as a guide would be the best there is on offer.

Leigh Thorne (Australia)
leighathorne@hotmail.com

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My first visit to Uganda was awesome! Day 1, I was welcomed with genuine hospitality. I have memories that will last a lifetime. My next safari will definately be booked through Border-Less Travel!!!

Tracy Johnson ( USA )

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