Wild Watcher Safaris: Personalized & Affordable Safaris to East Africa.

Wild Watchers Safaris Ltd invites you to embark on an extraordinary gorilla trekking adventure in the captivating landscapes of Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of Africa with our expertly crafted gorilla safaris. As the leading gorilla travel agency, we take pride in offering meticulously designed tours that provide unparalleled travel experiences. Whether you’re seeking a discounted gorilla tour in Uganda, Rwanda, or Congo, we aim to deliver the highest quality of service at the most affordable prices.

When you choose to book a safari with us, you can be confident that you’ll receive the ultimate safari experience on your unforgettable journey to encounter the endangered mountain gorillas in the wilds of East Africa. We prioritize providing excellent value for your investment, ensuring that each trip exceeds your expectations.

Our diverse tour packages cater to a wide range of travelers, including backpackers, group tourists, private adventurers, student holiday vacationers, family holidaymakers, and corporate travelers. No matter your travel preferences or group size, we have the perfect safari for you.

Join us at Wild Watchers Safaris Ltd for an unparalleled gorilla trekking experience that will leave you with cherished memories of Africa’s magnificent wildlife and natural wonders.

Take a tour with us in East Africa and let the beautiful scenery and a large number of Wildlife on this often thought-of African continent. From your first step in East Africa to your last, every safari Experience will amaze you. You should know what your choices are if you want to get the most out of your East African safari, where you are sure to see interesting animals, beautiful scenery, and great amenities. Some of the best destinations in Africa where we conduct our safaris are East Africa, which has a lot of wildlife, and a few countries in northern Africa. Some of the most well-known things to do are gorilla treks in Uganda and Rwanda , beach life experiences, wildlife drives, hot air balloon rides, and many more.

Our Reservations Team can customize any African safari to give you an unforgettable safari experience, even if it’s your first time or hundredth safari. These are the destinations that we are very familiar with and adore, and we hope that our guides will provide wonderful moments during your East African Safari with Us.

Tanzania

Reasons to Visit

Wildlife Safaris |Chimp Trekking & Primate Tours| Bird Watching| Cultural Interactions|Walking Safaris| Beautiful Scenery |Hot Air Ballooning | Private Concessions & Conservancies | Fishing Safaris & Sunset Cruises |Mountain Climbing

Zanzibar

Reasons to Visit

Beaches |Diving & Snorkeling| Bird Watching| Cultural Interactions|Forest Walks| Beautiful Scenery |Spice Tours| Sunset Cruises | Food & Wine

South Sudan

Reasons to Visit

Wildlife Safaris| Bird Watching| Cultural Interactions|Walking Safaris| Beautiful Scenery |Food & Wine

East Africa has an abundance of enchanted Safari Experiences, whether you’re searching for a peaceful Honeymoon getaway to the Zanzibar Beaches or an exhilarating group horseback safari in Kenya or Uganda. For an amazing East African Safari experience, we recommend pairing your East African vacations with a safari. You may also spend some time unwinding on the white sand beaches of Kenya’s coast or Zanzibar or Trekk the Magical gentle giants of Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Speak with our experienced Destination Experts to determine what experience will work best for you.

The Great Migration, regarded as “one of Africa’s seven natural wonders” and sometimes referred to as the “Wildebeest Migration,” is arguably the most extraordinary animal spectacle on the planet. This African Safari Experience is remarkable, with around 1.5 million migrating wildebeest, gazelles, and zebras in search of superior pastures. As the animals encounter various hurdles during their journey, you see the unfolding events.

The migration traverses from the southern Serengeti plains of Tanzania and to the northern Maasai Mara in Kenya, following a route typically regarded as a circle annually from January to December. Well-structured maps indicating their destination can be deceptive. The natural migration is influenced by the species involved, the surrounding ecology, and the temperature. Although it is a recognized route, the journey from the southern Serengeti to the Maasai Mara through the Western Corridor and returning via the Loliondo and Lobo regions is merely a schematic representation.

A silent glide over the Landscape is one of the most stunning safari Experiences. This Hot Air Balloon Safari provides you with a bird’s-eye view of the broad plains, rivers, and trees that are below you. The participants in this early morning activity are not only treated to a delectable bush breakfast, but they also have the opportunity to witness the sun rising over some of the most stunning natural settings on the planet.

You and our experienced African Safari Expert might have a conversation about the possibility of obtaining overhead views of the terrain and the animals involved most especially on a Kenya Safari and a Tanzania Safari in the Serengeti and Maasai Mara Landscapes

East Africa is home to many well-known travel and beautiful Safari destinations. And a lot of different wildlife reserves, like the Masai Mara National Reserve, Lake Nakuru, the Serengeti, and Ngorongoro Crater. Then there are the things that are on every traveler’s Must-do list, like going on a gorilla Trek in Uganda, Rwanda, or The DR.Congo or seeing the wildebeest migration in Kenya and Tanzania. On a normal Safari, though, it can be hard to make sense of everything and decide what to do on an East African Safari. There are a lot of different tours that Wild Watchers Safari Limited can offer, so they can accommodate all kinds of travelers. Here are some of our favorite East African Safari Options to give you some ideas on your Dream Safari.

Tanzania’s Northern Circuit is the best place to go on safari in East Africa if you want an exciting and varied trip. Lake Manyara National Park is a beautiful gem in the Rift Valley and is only a short drive from Arusha, the entry city. It’s well-known for being rich and for cats being able to climb trees. You’ll spend the night in Serengeti National Park, which is the next stop. There are many animals that feed, and there are always dangerous animals hiding in the dark. You might also be lucky enough to see the Great Migration, which is the most amazing animal show in all of Africa. On your way back to Arusha, you will stop at the Ngorongoro Crater and Tarangire. The Wildlife action on the Ngorongoro crater floor is set against a beautiful background of forested crater rims. There are so many species you’ll see in one day that it will blow your mind. This includes the endangered black rhino.

You won’t want to miss the fascinating gorilla trekking Safaris available in Uganda. Looking into the eyes of a mountain gorilla is exhilarating and quite poignant. Following an early breakfast, you and your guide will set off exploring. Real tropical paradise, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is Though it can be difficult to locate the gorillas on the damp woodland trails, spending an hour with these gentle giants is well worth it. Should you have five days for travel, either Lake Bunyonyi or Queen Elizabeth National Park would be appropriate destinations to call off your adventure. If you want to discover a lovely spot to paddle, swim, and stroll about following your Gorilla trek, the first choice is better. If you wish to track chimpanzees and have a more typical savannah safari where you could see elephants, buffalo, and even lions that can climb trees, the second option is best.

Anyone looking for a traditional beach and Savannah Safari should head for Kenya. You could be able to spend some days at the amazing Masai Mara National Reserve. Lions and cheetahs are more easily visible on the open savannah. Lucky you might even witness a hunt. In a few days, the amazing Lake Nakuru National Park will show rhinos and other species. At Amboseli National Park, home of Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa, and amazing up-close encounters with elephants, your safari ends. Including an additional day or two into your stay in Tsavo (Western and Eastern) will enable you to see the real wildness and raise your chances of encountering unusual antelope including gerenuk and fringe-eared oryx. A Beach Safari to the shores of the Indian Ocean  will complete your holiday and let you unwind on one of Kenya’s breathtaking beaches.

Tanzania is the ideal location to mix a safari with a beach visit. Safaris in northern Tanzania (seen above) and beach holidays on the tropical island of Zanzibar are the most often used vacations. Popular sites to visit Stone Town, the old section of the island, as well as its white sand beaches and blue ocean are Zanzibar has many of things to do. Two outstanding day experiences are diving on the vibrant coral reefs off the coast and spice tours into the rural heart of the island. Originally known as Selous Game Reserve, Nyerere National Park is a fantastic destination for a quick hike that would complement a visit to Zanzibar. In even a brief period, you may see a lot here. Walking excursions, game drives, and boat trips on the powerful Rufiji River will all be part of the schedule.

You can follow in the footsteps of American primatologist Dian Fossey by going on a gorilla trekking Safari in Rwanda. The acclimated gorilla forest, whose conservation was spearheaded by Dian Fossey in the 1960s, is the best place on Earth to see these peaceful giants. Hiking to one of the first gorilla research camps, searching for golden monkeys, and, for the brave, climbing one of the Virunga volcanoes are all things that can be done. A beautiful East African jungle called Nyungwe National Park can be part of your plans. The best view of the forest can be had from a hanging canopy walk. One can get very close to chimpanzees, one of the 13 species of primates that live in Nyungwe.

A Masai Mara safari is your only bet for seeing incredible animals in their natural habitat. Visitors to this region between August and October will have the opportunity to witness the great wildebeest migration, a truly remarkable natural phenomenon. On certain safaris, you can spend four or five nights at Lake Nakuru. The flamingos that visit this picturesque lake in the Rift Valley at various times of the year and the birds that call it home have made it famous. There are a variety of creatures to witness, including hippos, white and black rhinoceroses, Rothschild’s giraffes, and other species.