Uganda

Harrier Tours is a local travel company based in Uganda the pearl of Africa. We started way back in 2013 and we have successfully organized many guided tours around Uganda and Rwanda.

We have a committed team of professional staff both in our office and in the field that have dedicated their life to nature hence offering our customers the best, comfortable and superb adventure of their life time experience, We offer the following packages to our Clients;

  1. Gorilla Trekking and Habituation.
  2. Chimpanzee Trekking and Habituation.
  3. Golden Cats
  4. Primate tours.
  5. Birding tours.
  6. General Wildlife Tours.
  7. Photography and Filming Tours.
  8. Cultural Tours.
  9. Mountain Climbing.

Suggested Itineraries

Here are three sample itineraries for your Uganda safari.

Golden Cats: a 10 day quest for the mythical Golden Cat plus some other great mammals

Mammalwatching and other wildlife: a 23 day tour of the best of Uganda

Primates and Birds: a16 day trip in search of Uganda’s many special primates, a host of other mammals and lots of great birds.

 

You can meet Harriet, Harrier Tours’ founder, on the mammalwatching podcast.

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Africa

Zakouma National Park, Chad

True Pan-African specialists, Pictus Safaris were founded to bring ecotourism to Africa’s least appreciated wilderness areas and their elusive wildlife. From the last wild dogs of Senegal, to the ultra-rare pygmy hippo, we work hard to give clients the best chance possible of spotting the continent’s most breath-taking sights. With a range of small-group tours, and private departures, get in touch today at contact@pictus-safaris.com or visit our website at www.pictus-safaris.com to begin planning your next adventure.

Wild Dogs, Gorongoza NP, Mozambique

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Zarek Cocker Safaris
Kenya

Born and raised in Kenya, and having taken every opportunity to go on safari, or go camping and hiking, from a young age, I have developed a deep connection to East Africa’s wilderness areas.
I pride myself in looking for wildlife beyond the Big 5 and have spent a good deal of time looking for many of East Africa’s lesser known – but spectacular  – mammals like Naked Mole Rats, Crested Rats and a variety of bat species.
A safari with me is defined by my wide-eyed wonder at the natural world, from hopping through muddy puddles looking for frogs to slowly roving a riverbank looking for an elusive leopard.  When I am not guiding or helping to design an itinerary from the office, I often pack a tent in the car and head off on safari with my family or friends.

As a Gold Level guide the Kenya Professional Safari Guides Association (KPSGA) I am familiar with local wildlife, cultures, and conditions. I also hold a Level 2 qualification with the Field Guides Association of Southern Africa (FGASA), and a Level 3 Track & Sign qualification with Cybertracker, a non-profit network for wildlife trackers. These widely-recognized qualifications have provided me with useful tools to interpret the signs and behaviours of wildlife we encounter on safari.

Although I’m a Kenyan by birth and a qualified guide, I do not take for granted the collective, traditional knowledge systems of Africa’s indigenous peoples. I hold the utmost respect for the ancient wisdom and skills held by local cultures that I could never hope to personally attain in full. I strive to include representatives of Africa’s rich diversity of ethnicities throughout my safaris to intertwine this wealth of knowledge into the fabric of every safari.

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