Unplug & Discover Yourself on a Safari in Uganda

Explore Uganda Unplugged on Safari – The Inner and Outer Journey – The Road Less Traveled.

Explore Uganda Unplugged on Safari – The Inner and Outer Journey of Discovery in Uganda’s Pearl of Africa. Choose a Gadget and social media-free Safari in Uganda. The goal is to experience and not Facebook Postings, answering emails, and Tweets. 

Go on a transformative safari in Uganda, the Pearl of Africa, where you disconnect from technology and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. Choose a gadget-free experience to truly appreciate the wonders around you. This journey is about discovery, not social media updates, email notifications, or tweets.

Escape the chaos of daily life—leave behind the relentless distractions of work, political debates, and social media noise. Unplug from the incessant chatter of news channels and talk radio and embrace the serenity of Uganda’s landscapes.

Experience Africa as it once was, free from smartphones, tablets, and laptops. Rediscover yourself amidst the stunning vistas and wildlife of Uganda.

Instead of devices, bring along an old-fashioned journal or pen, just as literary greats like Ernest Hemingway, Karen Blixen, and Winston Churchill did. Capture your thoughts and experiences on paper, creating lasting memories of your incredible journey.

Discover Uganda—an unforgettable unplugged safari adventure awaits!

 

Explore Uganda Unplugged on Safari

Uganda Unplugged on Safari – A Safari is an inner and outer journey. There is more to a safari in Uganda than measured in miles or kilometers. It does not click a list of animals and birds we might have seen; it does not tick off lodges where one has stayed or the number of parks visited. There is the inner Safari, something that eludes most.

An unplugged Safari is both an inner and outer journey. The Important thing is what a safari does inside of you. The Memories within remain with us long after we have gone back home. The lasting memories are imprinted on the heart. The new friendships you formed and the sights, sounds, and smells you have experienced on your Safari are much more significant than a meaningless one on Facebook.

Africa – has a ring to it like no other continent. Once you have visited, you will never be the same again. We at Kabiza Wilderness Safaris remember that we are not just putting together a safari.

We are not only giving you an itinerary with dates, activities, and lodges. We keenly know that your Safari is an inner and outer journey taking you to a continent where Elephants trod the first roads. 

 

Discover Uganda Unplugged on Safari

Uganda Unplugged on Safari: Say the word Safari and the images of endless Savannah Plains in your mind. Say the word, and you are trekking through Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, spending that hour with a mountain gorilla family.

A Safari is, however, more than a wildlife tour. Safari is a Swahili word meaning Journey, which the travel community has hijacked for wildlife tours and other trips in Africa and different parts of the world.

Swahili’s words have been incorporated into the language of those who live where Swahili is spoken, to those in Kenya, Tanzania, parts of Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Rwanda. When they say Safari – they are talking about a trip, a journey to visit their home village, family, and friends. Most such trips are relational. The reality is that only a few Africans have gone on a Safari as we know it, where you see Gorillas, Chimpanzees, Wildlife, and memory-creating sceneries.

Most of us come from societies that are mostly destination orientated. We measure time, distance, and outcome, become impatient, and want it all now. We are standing on a train looking out the window, looking for the destination missing the Journey itself.

An unplugged, the focus is on the moment, and it is about time, patience, and allowing things to unfold naturally before your eyes. Put the to-do list aside and take in what is before you. Let the experience resonate within, and enjoy the gift of the now on your Unplugged African Safari – Journey.

 

Explore Uganda Unplugged on Safari – The Inner and outer Journey

Uganda Unplugged on Safari – A Safari is an inner and outer journey. There is more to a safari in Uganda than measured in miles or kilometers. It does not click a list of animals and birds we might have seen; it does not tick off lodges where one has stayed or the number of parks visited. There is the inner Safari, something that eludes most.

An unplugged Safari is both an inner and outer journey. The Important thing is what a safari does inside of you. The Memories within remain with us long after we have gone back home. The lasting memories are imprinted on the heart. The new friendships you formed and the sights, sounds, and smells you have experienced on your Safari are much more significant than a meaningless one on Facebook.

Africa – has a ring to it like no other continent. Once you have visited, you will never be the same again. We at Kabiza Wilderness Safaris remember that we are not just putting together a safari.

We are not only giving you an itinerary with dates, activities, and lodges. We keenly know that your Safari is an inner and outer journey taking you to a continent where Elephants trod the first roads.

Tips and Advice for your Unplugged in Uganda Safari

Going on a safari in Uganda without electronics can be a wonderful and rewarding experience, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in nature and disconnect from the digital world. Here are some tips to help you make the most of your unplugged Safari:

• Choose one of our Nature-Focused Safari: Let us create a Gorilla – Chimpanzee – Scenic Wonders Unplugged in Uganda Saari.
• Pack Essential Non-Electronic Gear: Instead of electronic devices, pack essential non-electronic gear. This may include a good-quality camera (if you enjoy photography), binoculars, a journal, and a field guidebook to help you identify the wildlife and plants you encounter.
• Embrace Analog Entertainment: Without electronic devices, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy more traditional forms of entertainment. Bring along books, board games, or playing cards to pass the time during downtime at camp or while waiting for wildlife sightings.
• Engage with Nature: A safari without electronic distractions allows you to be fully present in nature. Take the time to connect with your surroundings, listen to the sounds of the wilderness, and marvel at the beauty of the landscape and wildlife.
• Participate in Guided Activities: Join guided walks, game drives, and other safari activities provided by the lodge or tour company. The experienced guides will enhance your understanding of the ecosystem and wildlife, making the experience even more rewarding.
• Practice Mindfulness: Use this opportunity to practice mindfulness and being in the moment. Engage all your senses – listen to the sounds of the bush, feel the breeze on your skin, and appreciate the natural scents around you.
• Respect Wildlife and the Environment: Remember that the safari experience should prioritize the well-being of the wildlife and their habitat. Observe animals safely, follow the park rules, and leave no trace of your presence by properly disposing of waste.
• Connect with Fellow Travelers: Engaging with other travelers can be an enriching part of your safari experience. Without the distractions of electronic devices, you may find it easier to strike up conversations and share stories with your fellow adventurers.
• Enjoy the Night Sky: With no city lights to hinder your view, the African night sky can be breathtaking. Take time to stargaze and appreciate the beauty of the cosmos.
• \Keep a Journal:  Keep a handwritten journal of your unplugged Safari in Uganda.

Remember, an unplugged safari offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and yourself, providing a refreshing break from the fast-paced digital world. Embrace the experience, and you may find that it becomes one of your most memorable and enriching adventures. Read more about Journaling.

Explore Uganda Unplugged on Safari with Kabiza Wilderness Safaris