Since its inception in 2010 in Kampala by the Kenyan-born Rwandan safari guide Prince Sabena, Redroad Tours has dedicated time and effort to understand Uganda’s travel and tourism ecosystem, Rwanda, Kenya, and Tanzania. Redroad Tours was spawned in reaction to three pain points that seemed to trouble Uganda’s travel industry then; limited professionalism, limited diversity of activities, and complacency. We set out to be a local DMC focused on providing fulfilling travel excursions based on five core pillars; safety, excellence, diversity, sustainable tourism, and professionalism from day one.
A decade of experience has equipped us with a firm understanding of the needs and expectations of visiting tourists and the understanding of how to execute authentic and wholesome travel experiences consistently. Over time, our reach has grown far and wide, with a local presence in all of East Africa’s major destinations.
We are a DMC that specialises in providing bespoke safaris and experiences for FITs and groups. However, cultural immersion and off-the-beaten-path activities are the signature features of our safaris. In the spirit of sustainable tourism, we provide access to wildlife populations, places, plants, and people.
For so long, the mantra, “This is Africa,” has been used to brush aside the poor service and unsatisfactory conditions travellers have to contend with while visiting the region. At Redroad Tours, we are driven by professionalism and excellence in everything we do. We are alive to the fact that attention to detail is what separates the good from the great. All our tours thus are a cumulative effort of planning, organisation, and careful execution in every aspect.
We go beyond our contractual call to create unique experiences for our guests. While safaris are what we do best, we work hard to enhance our guests’ experience by providing alternative experiences such as cultural immersion tours and off-the-beaten-path adventures. Our goal is always to surpass our guests’ expectations and help them connect with the destination deeper, in a more meaningful way.
Uganda is our origin, but we now have a local presence in all the major cities of East Africa. Being native to East Africa gives us a unique understanding of our destination and creates responsible, sustainable tourism and authentic travel experiences for our guests.
Our guides are no ordinary safari guides. They are leaders in their communities, hand-picked for their love of people and passion for the country. Our guides are rich in knowledge and experiences that tell the story of our motherland in a context that puts travellers at ease and helps them feel right at home.
The four East African countries are timeless goldmines endowed with mild weather, diversely limitless landscapes, and wildlife. With our passionate and experienced team, you as a travel professional can send your clients to Uganda with ease, knowing that we’ve got you fully covered. From product management, providing price quotes, to dedicated account managers and guides proficient in English, German, Dutch, among others, and extensive marketing material including pictures and videos, all at your disposal to enhance your knowledge and expertise.
Our reach and expertise encompass all of East Africa’s major destinations. From the Maasai Mara to Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda, from the white sand beaches of Zanzibar to the foothills of Mt. Kilimanjaro. We have boots on the ground working hand in hand with local communities and suppliers to create unique, meaningful and sustainable tourism experiences for your travellers to explore.
We believe what makes East Africa special is the charm of her people. Some of the friendliest people on the globe are found in East Africa. East Africa is home to hundreds of ethnicities with diverse cultures in diverse landscapes. We are eager to immerse our guests in our culture.
Even though we pride ourselves on providing alternative experiences, a wildlife safari is still what we do best. Our safaris are tailored to the needs of our guests, from popular bucket-list destinations to immersive off-the-beaten-path experiences.
For us, travel is one of the best tools for enhancing the lives of both host and visitor. Our programs provide the opportunity for personal and community development for our hosts. We work with local communities to create unique cultural immersion experiences that don’t take advantage of their circumstances but empower them. As a result, our guests get to take part in local natural settings that allow them to connect with the destination intimately.
Our trained team comprises tourism enthusiasts who understand sustainable tourism – the importance of offering a fulfilling service without jeopardising the sustainability of the destinations or compromising the sanctity of the host communities.
Gorilla Safari Lodge is a private and secluded upmarket lodge with spectacular views of the Bwindi rainforest and located close to the Gorilla Trekking starting point. The lodge consists of spacious chalets, the main lodge area with a restaurant, and a bar overlooking the Bwindi rainforest and a gift shop. It also has free WIFI available at the main lodge area.
These are chalets, each consisting of a spacious room, a private terrace, and en-suite bathroom. They are beautifully decorated and nicely lit with great views of the Bwindi rainforest. Each room is fitted with large comfortable beds, plush linen, mosquito net wrapping around the bed, lounge furniture, and a fireplace. The bathrooms have flush toilets and showers with hot and cold running water.
Meals are all included; 2 breakfasts, two lunches, and two dinners. The restaurant offers 3-course meals of local and international specialties.
Spacious and nicely-decorated rooms
Great location
Spectacular views of Bwindi rainforest
Elaborate meals and variety of choices
Spacious restaurant
Free WIFI
No WIFI in the rooms
Pax | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
Price per person | $2,125 | $1,754 | $1,692 | $1,661 | $1,642 | $1,629 |
Prices are based on double room occupancy. You can upgrade to a single room for $106 per person.
Rushaga Gorilla Camp is a mid-range mountain lodge located in the south-eastern part of the park near one of the four gorilla trekking starting points known as Rushaga. The lodge has excellent panoramic views of the Bwindi forest and is a 5 minutes' walk to the gorilla trekking starting point. It also has a restaurant that offers a full English breakfast, an a la carte lunch menu, and a choice of 3 set meals for dinner. You can also access free WIFI at the main lounge and restaurant area of the lodge.
These are spacious cottages with large comfortable beds and linen, lounge furniture, and a private terrace looking towards the Bwindi rainforest. All rooms have a spacious private bathroom with flush toilets, solar-powered hot showers, a sink, and a dressing countertop and mirror.
Your stay includes two breakfasts, two lunches, and two dinners. The meals are all made from western or intercontinental cuisine.
Relatively good price
Great location
Spacious rooms
Views of the Bwindi rainforest
Free WIFI
Not nicely decorated
The linen is comfortable but not plush
Limited food items at the restaurant
Pax | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
Price per person | $1,834 | $1,448 | $1,385 | $1,354 | $1,335 | $1,323 |
Prices are based on double room occupancy. You can upgrade to a single room for $146 per person.
Gorilla Valley Lodge is a small, low-budget lodge located in the south-eastern part of the park near one of the four gorilla trekking starting points known as Rushaga. The lodge has a small restaurant that offers a basic continental breakfast and a few options of international cuisine for lunch and dinner.
These are clean and modestly furnished brick and motor rooms consisting of a comfortable bed, linen, towels, and en-suite bathrooms. The bathrooms have solar-powered hot water showers and flush toilets. The rooms also have lighting, power plugs, and mosquito nets over the beds.
Only breakfast and dinner are included in the basic plan. You can order lunch daily at the restaurant.
Affordable and comfortable rooms
Good location
Basic facilities
Small rooms
Limited meal options
Limited views
No internet access
If there are no rooms available at the time of your booking. We will provide a suitable replacement.
Pax | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
Price per person | $1,438 | $1,187 | $1,125 | $1,094 | $1,075 | $1,062 |
Prices are based on double room occupancy. You can upgrade to a single room for $89 per person.
Paraa Safari Lodge is an upmarket lodge with the refinements of a 3-star hotel, located in the center of the park looking over the Nile river. Facilities include spacious rooms, a restaurant, a bar, a pool with a bar, and a gift shop.
Paraa safari lodge boasts the best location in the park and offers the conveniences of being so close to the jetty for your boat safari on the Nile river, and close to the game viewing areas of the park. No lodge offers more conveniences for your 3 Days Murchison Falls Safari than Paraa Safari Lodge.
The rooms are nicely lit, decorated with plush linen, and towels. All rooms have a private bathroom with hot showers and a hairdryer. The rooms have a coffee bar, a reading table, refrigerator, complimentary bottled water, and a private balcony.
Meals are all included; two breakfasts, two lunches and two dinners. The restaurant offers three-course meals of local and international specialties.
Spacious and comfortable rooms
WIFI available in all rooms
Great location for game drives and boat safari
Elaborate meals and variety of choices
The standard rooms have a ceiling fan, but no air-conditioning. You can upgrade to a deluxe room for $35 per person per room.
Note: If there are no rooms available at the time of your booking, we will recommend a suitable replacement.
Pax | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
Price per person | $1,241 | $902 | $825 | $786 | $763 | $748 |
Prices are based on double room occupancy. You can upgrade to a single room for $106 per person.
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Pakuba Safari Lodge is a mid-range lodge, located on the northern side of the park facing the Albert Nile. The facilities include a restaurant, terraced room blocks and a swimming pool.
The lodge is in an excellent location for game drives and with nicely furnished rooms, offering you better value for your money compared to other mid-range accommodations, making Pakuba the ideal lodge for your 3 Days Murchison Falls Safari.
All rooms have a private bathroom with solar-powered hot showers, a reading table, a closet, and a private terrace. The rooms are all air-conditioned.
This plan is inclusive of all meals. The price includes two breakfasts, two lunches, and two dinners during your stay. The meals are all made from western or intercontinental cuisine.
Reasonably priced.
Excellent location for game drives
Comfortable rooms with air-conditioning
WIFI at the main lobby and at the restaurant
The lodge is a 45 mins drive from the Paraa jetty, where the boat safari begins and ends.
Rooms lack a coffee or tea bar and Hair dryer.
The linen is comfortable but not plush
Note: If there are no rooms available at the time of your booking, we will recommend a suitable replacement.
Pax | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
Price per person | $1,141 | $763 | $685 | $647 | $624 | $608 |
Prices are based on double room occupancy. You can upgrade to a single room for $146 per person.
Red Chilli Rest Camp is a low-budget camp located in the center of the park on the southern side of the Nile, only 500 meters from the ferry crossing point. You stay in brick and motor, African thatched houses locally known as bandas.
The camp also has a restaurant that offers an a la carte breakfast and lunch menu, and a choice of 3 set meals for dinner. The combination of a great location and a right level of comfort makes Red Chilli Rest Camp the ideal budget accommodation for your 3 Days Murchison Falls Safari.
The bandas all include a double bed or two twin beds with linen and a mosquito net. A few bandas have private bathrooms, but most uses shared bathrooms. All the bandas have lighting, power plugs, and a fan. There’s a limited number of Ensuite bandas. The camp has shared toilets and bathroom stalls with hot water available.
The basic plan includes breakfast. You can buy lunch and dinner every day at the restaurant.
It’s inexpensive and safe.
Even though Red Chilli Rest Camp’s location is better than other budget accommodations, it’s not the best for game viewing. It takes about 30 minutes, including crossing the Nile on a ferry to get to the wildlife. The ferry has set crossing times, and these can limit the amount of time you spend viewing the animals. All the other low-budget camps have the same challenge. None is close to the wildlife.
Electricity is only available at set times of the day, except lights are always on. The set times are from 7 am to 9 am, 11 am to 2 pm, and 5 pm to 10 pm. Outside these hours, guests charge appliances such as phones and camera batteries at the restaurant.
No WIFI
Note: If there are no rooms available at the time of your booking, we will recommend a suitable replacement.
Pax | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
Price per person | $918 | $597 | $520 | $481 | $458 | $442 |
Prices are based on double room occupancy. You can upgrade to a single room for $89 per person.