East Africa’s safari industry has become increasingly welcoming to LGBTQ+ travellers over the past decade, and we work specifically with lodges, guides and operators who share that welcoming approach — this is a normal part of how we plan a trip, not a special add-on.
Choosing the right destinations and properties
Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya and Tanzania vary in their local laws and social attitudes toward LGBTQ+ people, and we’re direct about that variation when planning your safari rather than glossing over it — steering itineraries toward destinations, lodges and guides genuinely known for a comfortable, welcoming experience.
Privacy and comfort on the ground
A private safari format, which most of our itineraries already are, means your own vehicle, guide and pace throughout — no need to navigate a shared group’s assumptions or questions if you’d rather not. Room configuration and any other comfort preferences are simply part of the standard booking conversation.
Talking it through with us
We’re happy to discuss any specific concerns or preferences directly and honestly as part of planning — which destinations, which properties, and how public or private you’d like the trip to feel — so the itinerary genuinely fits you before you travel, not something worked out on arrival.
Planning your safari
Tell us your dates and any preferences that matter to you, and we’ll shape a comfortable, welcoming itinerary around them.