About us

Two founders, one idea: service

We are a small, family-run tour company in Entebbe. We plan journeys that show you Uganda's wild places and the people who live beside them.

Our story

Why we are called Two Servants

Two Servants Tours and Safaris began on 7 February 2019 in Entebbe. It was started by two founders. Tukei Christine Grace loved travel and had worked with several tour companies. Moses Werenyalo was a career researcher who liked to understand how things work and why. Together they chose a name that said what they wanted to be: servants. Servants to every guest who trusts us with their time in Uganda, and servants to the communities we visit.

The early years were not easy. Covid stopped travel in 2020 and 2021, and like many small companies we paused. When the lockdown ended we resumed our trips, and in 2022 we received our licence from the Uganda Tourism Board. Since June 2024 Two Servants has been a family-owned company.

Today the work is led by a small team who live here, plan every trip themselves and stay in touch with you from the first message to the drive back to the airport.

Tukei Christine Grace, founder of Two Servants Tours and Safaris, smiling in a company polo shirt

Tukei Christine Grace, founder of Two Servants Tours and Safaris

Our story so far

From one idea to a licensed tour company

2019

Two Servants is founded in Entebbe on 7 February.

2020 to 2021

Travel pauses during Covid.

2022

Licensed by the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB/RTT/TT/2022/100317).

2023

Registered with IATA TIDS (Travel Industry Designator Service), code 96134905.

June 2024

Two Servants becomes a family-owned company.

Today

A small family team in Entebbe, planning journeys for travellers and tour operators in Europe and beyond.

Tukei Christine Grace, Bukenya Douglas Collins and Apio Doreen Edith of Two Servants Tours and Safaris in white branded shirts

The team

The people who plan your trip

Tukei Christine Grace, Founder and Director. Started Two Servants and brings years of experience from the tour sector.

Bukenya Douglas Collins, CEO. Plans trips, answers most enquiries himself and leads sales and partnerships.

Apio Doreen Edith, Operations Director. Makes sure every booking, vehicle, guide and lodge is ready before you arrive.

We work with experienced local guides, including specialist bird and primate guides, and can arrange guides who speak other languages by agreement.

How we work

What you can expect from us

We plan it ourselves

The person you talk to is the person who plans your trip.

We hire, then we check

We do not own vehicles. We hire safari vehicles and drivers we trust, and we check each vehicle before every trip.

We stay close

You have our phone and WhatsApp for every day of your trip.

We are clear about money

"From" prices on every journey, an itemised quote, and deposits and permits explained before you pay.

Meetings by appointment

Our office is in Banga-Nakiwogo, Entebbe. We meet guests and partners by appointment only, so please call or WhatsApp first.

Service to the places we visit

Your trip should help the people who host you

Our trips include activities run by the communities themselves, such as Ewaffe Cultural Village, Batwa guides, Bigodi wetland walks and Sipi coffee farmers. Because these activities are part of your trip, what you pay goes to the people who host you.

We choose local guides, drivers and independent lodges, so more of your money stays in Uganda.

In the parks we follow the Uganda Wildlife Authority rules: no touching or feeding animals, small groups and quiet viewing.

Two Servants Tours and Safaris logo

Our logo and patterns

What our emblem and patterns mean

Two hands, one circle. A brown arm and a green arm curve around and meet in a handshake: the two servants, and the partnership between our guests and the people who look after them.

The gorilla and the mountains. A mountain gorilla walks in front of high green peaks, a promise of adventure in the wilderness. Earth brown and forest green come from Uganda's soil and forests.

Bark cloth and woven baskets. The soft patterns behind our pages come from olubugo, the bark cloth of the Baganda, and from the rings of Ugandan woven basket lids.

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Facts you can check

Licensed, registered and reviewed

Licensed by the Uganda Tourism Board, licence UTB/RTT/TT/2022/100317
Registered with IATA TIDS (Travel Industry Designator Service), code 96134905. Check it on the IATA website
Company registration number 80020001593213
Rated 4.9 out of 5 by our guests on SafariBookings. Read the reviews
People we have worked with: Ewaffe Cultural Village, Bugoma Sand Beach and Resort, Travel Buddyz

Plan your journey with people who live here

Tell us when you want to travel and what you would like to see. We reply within one working day.