One-way rental in East Africa. Drive through Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda on a one-way rental. We introduce the strategy of multi-place self-drive safaris. These self-drive guided tours are getting in popularity as travellers have examined, noticed documentaries, or trawled the online marketplace for information about diverse African nations and have penned a want listing of spots they want to find out. Increase your preferred listing! Included the beloved experience of the freedom of the self-drive safari and discovering probably the most attractive locations and fascinating wildlife in East Africa. Stay in the wilderness with our camping options. A 4×4 with a rooftop tent(s) will give you a better experience with African wildlife and nature. One-way rentals and self-drive tours in Rwanda and Uganda. Pick up from Kigali and drop off in Entebbe on a self-drive tour.
4×4 One Way Car Rentals in East Africa
Go Camping (Self-drive safaris and One-way)
Choose camping with a 4×4 and rooftop tent. This is the most effective way of travelling around East Africa on a self-drive tour. We have great offers on long-term rentals and multi-country travel. We have options for one double tent and two double tents lifted on the same SUV.
East Africa has got a lot of interesting features that will catch your attention. Here we come with the self-drive option of traveling around on a single-car rental. Choose multiple East African visas for easy movement during your vacation. When you get to have tips on the routes you are about to take, you will find out a lot more interesting places many people have not gone to before. The East African tropical highlands are an Eden to Africa’s finest wildlife. The mountains which are marked as Africa’s highest, large herds of mammals, the Primates and apes which find a home in the remaining thick forest of Africa, and the rivers and lakes will always give you memories of Africa.
4x4 Automatic Land Cruiers
Most of our 4×4 vehicles for self-drive tours are with automatic transmissions. They maintain comfort, especially on rough roads and working air conditions at high temperatures
4x4 Land Cruiser with Pop-up
The best option for wildlife safaris. It gives you a standard view of the wild as you pause your camera for a shot. It’s with auto transmission, and you can have it for East Africa road trips.
Inspirations of One-way Self-drive Safaris in East Africa
East Africa safaris and one-way rentals are so exciting. East Africa is a wondrous and beautiful place to visit and tour. Everyone in their lifetime should visit there and see it. These take you through the wild where you can visit and see many different kinds of animals and wildlife. Choosing the right safari for you is paramount in enjoying your tour of Africa. Africa tours can be quite expensive. They usually cost anywhere around 10,000 to 15,000 US dollars. This can be quite a hefty price for many, but there are many options we suggest to travel on these safaris. Choosing what country, you want to take your safari to will have a big impact on its price. Most safaris take place in southern Africa in places like Kenya, Zambia, and Uganda. No matter what destinations you choose or where you take it you can be sure that you will have an amazing tour
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Wildlife Adventure Safaris & Self-drive
East Africa lies astride the equator, this explains the two rainy seasons annually giving rise to wildlife in the Savannah grasslands. From Rwanda’s Akagera National Park to Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls National Parks, thousands of mammal species have been recorded. Kenya and Tanzania are famous for wildebeest migrations herding in large numbers, zebras, and elephants in Masai Mara and Serengeti National Parks. The rainforests are home to primates, of which some are marked as endangered, and hundreds of bird species.
Gorilla Trekking Tours
Gorilla trekking is the most common in all three Gorilla destinations of Uganda, Rwanda, and DR Congo. Gorilla habituation is done in Uganda and Congo, however, it’s safer in Uganda’s Bwindi impenetrable forest. Trekking Gorillas differs in rates depending on where you are willing to go. Congo is cheaper but with a lot of safety risks, and Uganda is cheap compared to Rwanda. Uganda has more habituated families compared to other destinations with 5 sections. Gorilla trekking should be included in your listing. These adventure tours are available year round, and you can do this on a self-drive tour.
Adventure Safaris - East Africa
These are guided pre-booked safari adventures. With distinct experiences hiking safaris in East Africa are some of the most famous and challenging especially hiking the Kilimanjaro Mountains in Tanzania and Mountain Rwenzori in Uganda. The range of Rwenzori Mountain is over 120 kilometres long and 65 kilometres wide with six massifs separated by deep gorges. Mt. Stanley at 5,109 metres, Mt. Speke at 4,890 metres, Mt Baker at 4,843 m, Mt Emin at 4,798 metres, Mount Gessi at 4,715 metres, and Mount Luigi di Savoia at 4,627 m. Mount Stanley has several subsidiary summits, with Margherita Peak being the highest point. Day hikes include Mount Bisoke, Karisimbi and Gahinga in Rwanda. These are an extension of the great Virunga Mountains part of the Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Mount Kilimanjaro is a dormant volcano located in Tanzania with three volcanic cones, Kibo, Mawenzi, and Shira. Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa at 5,895 m above sea level. Kilimanjaro is the fourth most topographically prominent peak on planet Earth. It is part of Kilimanjaro National Park and is a major hiking and climbing destination. Its glaciers and ice fields are projected to disappear between 2025 and 2035 with subjection to many scientific studies.
