Samuel representing us at the WTM London Expo 2015
Prime Safaris & Tours
- Located In:
- Size:
- 10-20 employees (Founded in 2012)
- Member Of:
- AUTO, ATO, UTB, UWA & UCF
- Tour Types:
- Custom budget & mid-range tours that can start every day
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $180 to $800 per person per day (USD, excl. int'l flights)
Reviews
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Email Sophie | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Super safari tour
We had an absolutely amazing safari experience from start to finish. The organization was excellent throughout the entire trip, and everything was planned and executed perfectly.
Our guide, Jerom, was exceptional. He has an incredible amount of knowledge about safaris, wildlife, and nature, and he was always happy to share interesting information with us. Beyond his expertise, he was very kind, open-minded, and easy-going, which made every day enjoyable and relaxed. His passion for nature and wildlife truly enhanced our experience.
The accommodations exceeded our expectations. Every lodge was of outstanding quality, offering comfort, great service, and beautiful surroundings. The food was delicious everywhere we stayed.
Most importantly, we felt completely safe during the entire journey. Everything was handled professionally, allowing us to fully enjoy the adventure without any worries.
We highly recommend this safari company and especially Jerom to anyone looking for an unforgettable safari experience. Thank you for creating such wonderful memories for us!
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Email Eef | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Amazing experience
We’ve just returned from two wonderful weeks in Uganda with Ananias from Prime Safaris.
Our trip got off to a flying start with a visit to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, where we came face to face with rhinos on foot.
We then drove on to Murchison Falls National Park, where we admired the waterfall both on foot and by boat. During the boat trip, we were given detailed information about the flora and fauna to be seen in and around the banks of the Nile. The game drives in the park also lived up to our expectations: on the first day, we saw buffalo, elephants, antelopes, warthogs, giraffes and… a leopard! Ananias really did his best to ensure we could see all the animals.
Our next stop was Kibale National Park, where, whilst searching for chimpanzees, we were rewarded with a close encounter with one of the primates. Ananias had briefed us thoroughly on safety during this visit, so we didn’t have to worry at any point.
We then set off for Queen Elizabeth National Park, where we spotted a sleeping lion immediately upon arrival. Later, thanks to Ananias, we also saw the famous tree-climbing lions in Ishasha.
As we naturally wanted to see more primates after the chimpanzees, we decided to go gorilla tracking as well. Ananias had told us beforehand that it could be a long trek and prepared us for that. The hour we spent with the gorillas then flew by and was a real highlight of the trip for us!
The penultimate stop on this trip was at Lake Bunyonyi. There, we had the chance to relax a little more.
Afterwards, we drove on to the final national park on our trip, Lake Mburo. Thanks to Ananias, we were already able to spot a shoebill stork here.
Finally, we headed back to Entebbe, the starting point of our trip. On the morning of our departure, we went in search of the shoebill stork once more and were able to observe this impressive bird up close.
Throughout the entire trip, Ananias made sure we got to sample the delicious local fruit and food. He drove carefully on the challenging roads, so we always felt safe with him in the jeep. His enthusiasm and sense of humour helped make for an unforgettable trip. Thank you, Ananias!
