Uganda - The pearl of Africa

A dream destination

On our first day it already got clear. Tourism really hasn't come a long way here so far. It is an African country with such a great diversity in nature without all the touristic busyness that might interfere with one's experiences.

Africa like you imagine it

Kidepo National Park

Kidepo National Park was our first location where we spent two days filming and capturing stills of the regional wildlife and landscapes.

The classic African savanna

Rafting in Jinja

Rafting in Uganda? Yes. We didn't know what to expect until our last production day in Jinja when we met with our guides at the river Nile from where we started a rafting tour with the highest grading possible in rafting. It was impossible to stay inside the raft, trust me!

The wildest rafting possible

The remote south

The most adventurous part of our trip definitely took place in the south of Uganda. Rugged roads, lake crossings and hikes through thick jungles made for quite an experience and challenge we won't forget.

Green hills, jungles and volcanoes

Chameleon Hill Lodge Bwindi

German emigrant Doris Meisner designed and built this cozy lodge on a ridge from where you have a stunning view on Lake Mutanda and the surrounding volcanoes. From here we started our trips to local villages and coffee producers.

The Lodge with the best view (and the best showers)

Murchison Falls

In Murchison Falls National Park we got great wildlife shots but the main attraction were the waterfalls. From our lodge, the Baker's Lodge, we took off by boat which took us to the foot of the lower falls where we got on land and from where we hiked up to the top of the falls to get our shots.

A beautiful park with impressive waterfalls

The hotels we stayed at

The hotels we stayed at were all stunning lodges and resorts. Sometimes we wished we could have experienced them longer - or at least during day light, since most of the times we arrived late in the evening when it got dark already. Watch Thomas Alex Normans YouTube Vlogs to see where we stayed!

A different hotel each night- for 14 days.

Drones in Uganda

Yes! It is highly forbidden to fly drones in Uganda. We had a special permission for our job and still we had to leave our drones at the airport until 24hours later our paper work got approved.

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