About Us
Passionate to create memories that make a lasting impact.
Kijani Earth Expeditions Limited is a premier eco-friendly tour operator based in Arusha, Tanzania. We specialize in sustainable tourism across East Africa. Our mission is to create unforgettable travel experiences while protecting the natural environment, celebrating cultural heritage, and uplifting local communities.
Focusing on tailored safaris, cultural immersion, and adventure travel, we bring travelers closer to Africa’s iconic wildlife reserves, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant cultures. From the Serengeti and Mount Kilimanjaro to the Virunga Mountains and Zanzibar, we craft journeys that resonate with the spirit of discovery while ensuring respect for the environment and local traditions.
At Kijani Earth Expeditions, sustainability is at the core of everything we do. We minimize our ecological footprint through eco-conscious practices, sustainable resource use, and support for conservation initiatives. By choosing us, you contribute to green tourism and help protect Africa’s extraordinary biodiversity for future generations.
Most Popular Destinations
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Kampala and Entebbe
- Famous for: Cultural and Historical Sites
- Why Visit: Uganda’s capital, Kampala, is home to landmarks like the Kasubi Tombs and the Uganda Museum. Nearby Entebbe boasts the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre and the tranquil Botanical Gardens.
Kidepo Valley National Park
- Famous for: Untouched Wilderness and Unique Wildlife
- Why Visit: Nestled in the remote northeastern part of Uganda, Kidepo is one of Africa’s most isolated parks, offering stunning landscapes and rare wildlife species like cheetahs and ostriches.
Lake Bunyonyi
- Famous for: Scenic Beauty and Birdwatching
- Why Visit: This serene lake, surrounded by terraced hills, is perfect for relaxation. Visitors can enjoy canoeing, swimming (it’s bilharzia-free), and exploring the traditional communities around the lake.
Jinja (Source of the Nile)
- Famous for: Adventure Sports and the Nile River
- Why Visit: Often referred to as the “adventure capital of East Africa,” Jinja offers activities like white-water rafting, kayaking, and bungee jumping along the Nile River.
Rwenzori Mountains National Park
- Famous for: Snow-Capped Peaks and Mountaineering
- Why Visit: Known as the “Mountains of the Moon,” this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers challenging trekking trails and breathtaking views, along with unique alpine flora and fauna.
Lake Victoria
- Famous for: Africa’s Largest Lake and Source of the Nile
- Why Visit: Visitors can enjoy boat trips, fishing, or relaxing on its scenic shores. The Ssese Islands, located on the lake, are a hidden gem with pristine beaches and lush vegetation.
Kibale National Park
- Famous for: Chimpanzee Tracking
- Why Visit: This park is a haven for primate enthusiasts, offering the chance to track chimpanzees in their natural forest environment. It is also rich in birdlife and other wildlife species.
Murchison Falls National Park
- Famous for: Spectacular Waterfalls and the Nile River
- Why Visit: The Nile squeezes through a narrow gorge, creating the powerful Murchison Falls. Visitors can take boat cruises, enjoy game drives, and spot animals like giraffes, buffalo, and crocodiles.
Queen Elizabeth National Park
- Famous for: Tree-Climbing Lions and Wildlife Safaris
- Why Visit: A premier safari destination, this park boasts a stunning variety of wildlife, including elephants, hippos, and over 600 bird species. The Ishasha sector is particularly known for its rare tree-climbing lions.
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
- Famous for: Mountain Gorilla Trekking
- Why Visit: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the few places in the world where visitors can see mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. The park’s dense rainforest is also home to diverse bird species and unique flora.
Lake Naivasha
- Why Visit: A freshwater lake in the Great Rift Valley, Lake Naivasha is a serene retreat offering boat rides, bird watching, and views of hippos.
- Highlights: Crescent Island, Hell’s Gate nearby, and luxury lodges.
Malindi and Watamu
- Why Visit: These coastal towns are perfect for beach lovers and history buffs, with their stunning beaches, marine parks, and ancient Swahili ruins.
- Highlights: Malindi Marine National Park, Watamu’s coral reefs, and Gedi Ruins.
Hell’s Gate National Park
- Why Visit: Known for its dramatic landscapes, including cliffs, gorges, and geothermal activity, Hell’s Gate is perfect for adventure seekers.
- Highlights: Hiking, cycling safaris, rock climbing, and wildlife sightings.
Samburu National Reserve
- Why Visit: Located in the arid northern region, Samburu is home to unique species such as the Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, and Somali ostrich.
- Highlights: Samburu culture, camel-back safaris, and game drives along the Ewaso Ng’iro River.
Nairobi
- Why Visit: Kenya’s vibrant capital city blends urban energy with proximity to nature. Nairobi National Park offers wildlife viewing just minutes from the city center.
- Highlights: Visit the Giraffe Centre, David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, and the bustling Maasai Market.
Selous Game Reserve (Nyerere National Park)
Why Visit: One of Africa’s largest and oldest game reserves, teeming with wildlife and fewer crowds. Features the Rufiji River, offering unique boat safaris.
Highlights: Fishing and guided bush walks. Scenic landscapes combining rivers, lakes, and woodlands.
Tsavo National Parks (East and West)
- Why Visit: Together, these parks form Kenya’s largest protected area, known for dramatic landscapes, diverse wildlife, and a rich history.
- Highlights: Mzima Springs, Yatta Plateau, and the man-eating lions of Tsavo lore.
Ruaha National Park
Why Visit: Tanzania’s largest national park, offering a sense of remoteness and untouched wilderness. Home to a variety of predators, including large prides of lions and packs of African wild dogs.
Highlights: Walking safaris for an immersive experience. Birdwatching with over 570 species recorded.
Lamu Island
- Why Visit: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is part of the Lamu Archipelago, offering a blend of Swahili culture, history, and charm.
- Highlights: Explore ancient stone towns, enjoy dhow sailing, and experience the Lamu Cultural Festival.
Mafia Island
Why Visit: A haven for marine enthusiasts, boasting the Mafia Island Marine Park. Pristine beaches and an untouched charm make it perfect for a secluded retreat.
Highlights: Swimming with whale sharks from October to March. Coral reefs teeming with marine life, ideal for diving and snorkeling.
Why Travel with Us
Join us to explore Africa’s wonders responsibly and create memories that make a lasting impact. With Kijani Earth Expeditions, every journey is a step towards a more sustainable world.
Professional Guide
Expert guides dedicated to responsible tourism and wildlife conservation.
Local Expertise
Supporting Community Development and Local Economies
Tailored Customization
Customized itineraries for safaris, cultural tours, and adventure seekers.
Variety of Destinations
Experiences across top destinations in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, and the DRC.
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