About Us
Founded by passionate local professionals with years of experience in tourism and conservation, Ubumwe Tours & Travel was born out of a desire to offer more than just tours — we offer experiences that educate, empower, and inspire. Whether you’re trekking with mountain gorillas in Bwindi, cruising along the Nile, hiking the Rwenzoris, or exploring the cultural rhythms of Kigali or Kampala, we’re here to make every step seamless and enriching. We are featured on the biggest African safaris tour market place
Our Specialties
We specialize in:
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Gorilla & Chimpanzee Trekking
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Bwindi Impenetrable Forest (Uganda)
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Volcanoes National Park (Rwanda)
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Kibale Forest & Kalinzu (Chimp tracking)
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Big 5 Wildlife Safaris
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Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth, Lake Mburo, Akagera
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Cultural & Community Tours
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Batwa forest experiences, homestays, genocide memorials, craft workshops
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Adventure Activities
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White-water rafting, ziplining, mountain hiking (Mt. Elgon, Rwenzori, Virunga), quad biking
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Tailor-Made Private & Group Tours
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From 1-day excursions to 15-day cross-border safaris
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Our Fleet & Support
We operate a fleet of modern 4×4 safari Land Cruisers, fully equipped with:
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Pop-up roofs for game viewing
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Wi-Fi on board
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Air conditioning
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English/French-speaking driver-guides
Our office team ensures 24/7 support, including airport pickup, hotel bookings, and border logistics.
Why Choose Ubumwe?
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Local Expertise: You’ll travel with experienced guides who live and breathe the region.
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Custom Itineraries: No two travelers are alike — your trip is tailored to match your interests, pace, and budget.
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Ethical Travel: We collaborate with conservation bodies and community groups to make tourism a force for good.
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Excellent Reviews: Trusted by solo travelers, families, and groups from around the world.
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Transparent Pricing: No hidden fees – just honest, flexible packages with excellent value.
Our Vision
To be a leading force in sustainable tourism in Africa, fostering cross-cultural understanding, environmental stewardship, and economic empowerment.
