We provide specialized winterization services to safeguard your pool during the off-season, and when spring arrives, we handle the thorough opening process.
Uganda, famously known as “The Pearl of Africa,” is not only blessed with breathtaking landscapes and abundant wildlife but also with a vibrant cultural mosaic. With over 56 tribes, each having its own distinct traditions, music,
Read MoreSustainable travel in Africa is no longer an option, it is a responsibility. At Altric Africar Safaris, we specialize in eco-friendly safari tours that protect wildlife, respect local cultures, and support community livelihoods. Our approach to
Read MoreBy Altric Africar SafarisKampala, January 7, 2026 Uganda has marked a historic milestone in wildlife conservation with the successful translocation of rhinos within the country for the very first time. This remarkable achievement signals renewed hope
Read MoreUganda, famously known as the ‘Pearl of Africa’, is one of the most biodiverse countries on the continent. This incredible natural wealth is largely supported by Uganda’s unique and favorable climate. From lush rainforests and expansive
Read MoreIn today’s fast-paced, always-connected world, many travellers are no longer searching only for sightseeing adventures. Instead, they are looking for restoration, balance, and meaningful experiences. This shift has given rise to detox tourism, a growing wellness
Read MoreIf you’re a tourist visiting Kampala, Uganda, and looking to bring home meaningful, beautiful gifts, you’re in for a treat. Kampala’s craft markets offer a rich mix of traditional and modern artisan goods. By shopping smart,
Read MoreEvery November in Uganda, a special buzz fills the air and it’s not just the excitement of the upcoming festive season. It’s grasshopper season, locally known as Nsenene! This time of year brings one of Uganda’s
Read MoreThe Karamojong people of northeastern Uganda are proud cattle herders with a culture rooted in strength and self-reliance. Their vibrant beadwork, hairstyles, and manyatta (homestead) architecture offer a glimpse into a lifestyle shaped by the semi-arid
Read MoreIn the southwestern highlands, near Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, live the Batwa, often called “the forest people.” Traditionally hunter-gatherers, the Batwa have a deep spiritual connection with the forest and its wildlife. Through Batwa cultural trails, visitors
Read MoreOn the slopes of Mount Elgon, the Bagisu people (also known as the Bamasaba) are known for their Imbalu circumcision ceremony, a cultural rite of passage marking the transition from boyhood to manhood. This biennial festival,
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