Volcanoes Safaris in the Press
Canadian Geographic Travel, Marcello Di Cintio, June 2019 My butler woke me by singing a “good morning” song as he approached my banda at Mount Gahinga Lodge in Uganda. He tapped on my door, placed a tray with my morning coffee on the table and stepped back into the darkness. It was two hours before […]
The Independent, Joe Minihane, June 2019 Easily overlooked for the quiet charm of neighbouring Rwanda or the pull of big game in nearby Kenya, Uganda is arguably the most underrated destination in east Africa. Home to superb street food and fascinating ancient tribes, not to mention an array of wildlife that puts more popular African […]
Metrosource, Adrienne Jordan, May 2019 Track Endangered Rwandan Gorillas Many people think of gorillas as something to flee from if encountered in the wild. They are anything but! In Rwanda, tourists visit the endangered silverback mountain gorillas in the Volcanoes National Park on a daily basis. Whether it is their nature or because […]
The Sunday Times, May 2019 You’re gonna blow Eco-tourism operator Volcanoes Safaris is the first company to set up gorilla camps in both Rwanda and Uganda. Volcanoes have four lodges on offer through a package put together by Scott Dunn, taking in the two African nations where a vast array of wildlife is on show, […]
Elite Traveler, Emma Reynolds, May 2019 Praveen Moman, founder of Volcanoes Safaris, is a champion of tourism with a purpose. Moman and his family came from Asia to East Africa in the 1960s and Moman grew up in Uganda. In the 1970s, his family was forced to leave Africa and move to the UK. […]