By definition, a virtual tour is a realistic representation of reality. Our tours allow you to experience our magnificent Uganda when time, money and logistics, especially in this COVID-19 era, might not permit physical presence. The wonderful reality is that our virtual tours are accessible to all anywhere in the world and can also be tailored to your needs and interests.
To go on a virtual tour, all you need is an internet connection, access to Zoom, Teams or Google Meet, and a computer (it provides a much better viewing experience than the phone).
Our virtual tours are educational, entertaining, and they will leave you with that warm and happy feeling that Uganda tends to leave on all who visit. They are also affordable, and pricing is flexible depending on the type of entity and the number of participants.
Pricing:
$15 per person (above 12yrs)
$10 per person (6-12yrs)
Free for children below 6yrs
We require a minimum of $60 per tour
East African nationals:
Ugx 20,000 per person (above12yrs)
Ugx 10,000 per person (6-12yrs)
Free for children below 6yrs
We require a minimum of Ugx 80,000 per tour
Note: Rates are negotiable for education institutions and groups of more than 20 people.
Payments: https://payments.pesapal.com/bakumpetrailsandsafaris (we accept all cards)
Pricing:
$15 per person (above 12yrs)
$10 per person (6-12yrs)
Free for children below 6yrs
We require a minimum of $60 per tour
East African nationals:
Ugx 20,000 per person (above12yrs)
Ugx 10,000 per person (6-12yrs)
Free for children below 6yrs
We require a minimum of Ugx 80,000 per tour
Note: Rates are negotiable for education institutions and groups of more than 20 people.
Payments: https://payments.pesapal.com/bakumpetrailsandsafaris (we accept all cards)
Kampala is the heartbeat of Uganda, and the virtual tour of the city gives you the feel, sights, sounds and tastes of the city while introducing you to its rich cultural, religious, colonial, and political histories. The tour is 1 hour long.
With 10 national parks, 11 wildlife reserves, mountains, lakes, rivers, wetlands, and swamps, Uganda is home to an immensely diverse ecosystem.
Designated as a game reserve in 1926, Murchison Falls National Park is the oldest conservation area in the country. It is also the largest with 3840km² of savanna grasslands, woodland, forest, and the Victoria Nile. It is home to 76 mammals including elephants, lions hippos, giraffes, buffaloes, Nile crocodiles, and 451 bird species.
This virtual tour takes you on an evening game drive, morning game drive, a boat cruise on the Nile as well as a view of the falls from the top, each offering unique experiences. See the trailer attached.
The tour is one hour long (inclusive of a question and answer session).
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