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How much does an East African safari really cost?
A realistic mid-range safari runs from roughly 350 to 600 US dollars per person per day, before international flights. Gorilla permits sit on top of that at 800 or 1,500 dollars.
Founder and lead safari designer
Michael founded Mnyansio Tours and Travel and plans the itineraries himself. He works with the same guides, trackers and lodge teams across Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya and Tanzania, and he travels the routes he sells. [PLACEHOLDER: replace with Michael’s own biography, including where he grew up, how he started guiding and what he specialises in.]
[PLACEHOLDER: list real credentials only, for example Uganda Tourism Board operator licence number, Uganda Safari Guides Association membership, first aid certification and the year each was obtained.]
Say so in your enquiry and we will tell you honestly whether the dates work.