Cesta Africa Safaris

This safari website design was built for Cesta Africa Safaris, a Ugandan owned operator running its own guides and vehicles across four countries. East Africa has thousands of tour operators and most of their websites read identically. Consequently the brief was not to look prettier, but to sound like a company that tells travellers the truth.

Twenty eight trips, filtered properly

Cesta runs 28 itineraries from a three day gorilla trek to a full thirteen day circuit. A long list would be useless, so the safaris page filters by country, trip type, destination, length, budget and sort order. In addition, every card shows the duration, the parks covered and the price per person before a visitor clicks anything.

A safari website design that answers the awkward questions

Travellers planning a first trip worry about cost, permits, fitness and safety. Therefore the FAQ answers each one plainly, including the exact gorilla permit price in high and low season, visa costs, and honest driving times. One section states that nine hours to Bwindi is nine hours, not the six quoted elsewhere. That kind of candour builds more trust than any stock photograph.

Built around days, not packages

Nothing on the site is a fixed product. Instead, the enquiry form asks how many days a traveller has and rebuilds the route around them. Meanwhile a journal of planning articles covers when to visit, permit costs and Uganda compared with Rwanda, which brings in search traffic long before anyone is ready to book.

Live and taking enquiries

The site now runs the full tour catalogue, destination guides and journal. See it at cestaafricasafaris.com.

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