Welcome to the group tour planning phase, your first step is simple: select the Month(s) and date options that work best for you. We will also need to know whether you are traveling solo or with a companion, since rooming choices affect how we structure the group, and please note that the published rates apply to foreign citizens.
Once we gather 10 to 12 serious travelers for a departure, we will confirm the group and begin filling spots on a first-come, first-served basis, based on the order deposits are received. Below, you can review everything that is included, plus the exciting day-by-day activities, so you can choose your dates and be ready to claim your spot with confidence.
NOTE: 2026 Group Tours are already sold out, however, if you are interested in organizing a group tour with your own availability let us know and we can always organize a personalized tour.
2027 Group Tour Dates
Availability is updated here every week.
*The spots available were last updated 2nd February 2026.
Keeping the group capped at 12 travelers protects the experience, smoother logistics, faster check-ins, more flexibility on game drives, and a tighter group dynamic that feels personal rather than crowded.
If you have a larger circle, we can absolutely organize a bigger group on request, while structuring it smartly to maintain service quality and comfort.
GROUP OF 12 TRAVELERS @ $6,425USD
GROUP OF 10 TRAVELERS @ $6,540USD
(Per Person in Double Occupancy in low season months)
**We offer a team leader, discounts on each tour!
This is the kind of itinerary that feels like a greatest-hits album, except it is real life and you are in it. You start in Kenya’s Maasai Mara ecosystem for 4 nights, split into two different private conservancies, first 2 nights in a tented camp, then 2 nights in cottage-style lodging.
Conservancies are simply better for the experience because they limit vehicle numbers and protect the feeling of discovery, which means fewer crowds at sightings, more flexibility, and a more intimate safari rhythm.
Both conservancy stays open with a signature celebration, and a welcome sundowner on your first evening. Your days feature guided wildlife drives across big open country, plus night game drives and a first-light walking safari with experienced rangersand Maasai guides.
You’ll also enjoy the touches that turn a safari into a full-bodied memory, with bush breakfast setups, optional bush lunch dining in the wilderness, campfire evenings, stargazing, storytelling, and cultural encounters including a Maasai village visit and a hands-on traditional fire-making demonstration shared by the Maasai guides.
From July through October, this itinerary becomes even more electric as the Great Wildebeest Migration moves through the Maasai Mara ecosystem, bringing massive herds, heightened predator activity, and the potential for dramatic river-crossing days depending on rainfall. Because with us you stay in private conservancies, you experience the migration with more space and flexibility, fewer vehicles at sightings, and a more intimate rhythm that protects the quality of every moment.
In Uganda, the adventure starts in Entebbe with a private excursion into Mabamba Swamp to search for the legendary Shoebill, a bird so surreal it looks like it wandered in from a different dinosaur era. The shoebill is famous for its statuesque stillness, its massive shoe-shaped bill, and the way it hunts with slow, calculated precision in the papyrus channels. You’ll quietly trek them by canoe through narrow waterways with a local expert guide who knows exactly where to look, and when the shoebill finally appears, it’s one of those rare wildlife moments where the whole group naturally goes silent, because you can feel how special the moment is.
From there, you fly toward Bwindi Impenetrable Forest via Kihihi Airstrip and stop at a Pangolin Rescue Center.
This stop matters because pangolins are widely recognized as the most trafficked wild mammals in the world, driven by illegal demand for their scales and meat, which makes conservation and rescue efforts urgent and deeply meaningful to witness firsthand.
In Bwindi, you prepare for the defining encounter of the journey, a mountain gorilla trek with Uganda Wildlife Authority rangers, trackers, and the option of a porter, culminating in a full hour with a habituated gorilla family. The adventures are exciting and plenty of memories to capture with your camera and your own eyes.
After the trek, those who still have energy can keep the day going with a visit to nearby arts and crafts shops.
Optional visit to Ride–4-A-Woman, where you can take part in community-led activities such as weaving, basketry and handicrafts, cooking with local ingredients, tailoring and fabric-making, cultural dance and storytelling, and guided village experiences. Each activity here is $25 per person
Cultural depth continues the following day with the Batwa Community tour, where Batwa elders share forest knowledge and heritage through fire-making without matches, traditional hunting tools, medicinal plant use, storytelling, song, and dance, with your visit supporting Batwa-led initiatives and livelihoods.
Your final night in Bwindi closes with a relaxed farewell gathering with your traveling group, a simple, meaningful moment to celebrate the journey, the wildlife, and the bonds formed along the way before you transition back to Entebbe the following day.
About Your Activities
You can check out the blog posts listed below to learn more about the activities mentioned in this itinerary or click on the links provided above.
You can also find some additional optional activities you can take advantage of on the path of this tour.
Feel free to share with us in advance what other adventures you’d like to include and we are happy to assist.
Securing Your Spot
Spots are secured only with a deposit. A 25% deposit of $1,606 USD is required at booking, plus the gorilla permit must be paid in advance at $815 per person due to limited availability. That is a grand total deposit of $2,421 USD leaving the remainder balance of $4,004 USD to be paid 3 months prior to travel dates.
Check out the Day-By-Day Activities of this tour (11 Pages)
