Locally owned and women-led, Maromi Safaris creates private journeys drawing on more than 20 years of experience and a belief that the best safaris introduce travellers not only to wildlife, but also to the landscapes, communities and traditions that make Uganda unique.
Every safari is tailored to the traveller, whether that means tracking gorillas through ancient forests, searching for tree-climbing lions, cruising along the Nile or exploring some of Uganda's lesser visited national parks.
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Every itinerary is designed around your interests, travel style and the amount of time you have, whether you're planning a dedicated gorilla trekking adventure or a longer journey through Uganda's diverse landscapes and wildlife.
With a fleet of well-maintained 4x4 vehicles and more than two decades of experience navigating the country, Maromi Safaris takes travellers well beyond the standard safari route.
Maromi Safaris is 100% locally owned and employs local guides, drivers and support staff while partnering with locally owned accommodation providers, restaurants and businesses throughout the country. Helping ensure more of the benefits of tourism remain within the communities travellers visit.
One experience that reflects this philosophy is the Bovine Experience, where guests spend time with local cattle keepers before learning how cow dung is turned into cooking briquettes. The initiative helps provide an alternative cooking fuel while reducing pressure on local forests.
After more than 20 years exploring Uganda, the Maromi Safaris team knows that the best experiences come from local knowledge. Whether it's knowing the right time to visit a wildlife area, introducing travellers to community projects or recommending a locally owned place to stay, every recommendation comes from years of experience exploring the country.
Maromi Safaris was founded by Margaret, who has spent more than 20 years exploring Uganda's wild places and sharing them with travellers.
From helping someone see their first mountain gorilla to sharing a quiet moment with a local elder, she believes the most memorable safaris come from the people you meet along the way, not just the wildlife you see.
More than tour operators, Margaret and her team see themselves as storytellers, helping visitors better understand the landscapes, communities and traditions that make Uganda unique.
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