3 Days / 2 Nights Queen Elizabeth Safari

A gorilla trekking permit in Uganda costs $800 per person for foreign non-residents. This is significantly more affordable than Rwanda ($1,500). Permits include one hour with a gorilla family and a ranger guide. We secure permits in advance as they sell out, especially in peak season.

Uganda is generally safe for tourists visiting the main safari circuits and gorilla trekking areas. Our tours operate in well-managed national parks with experienced guides. Kampala and other towns require normal urban precautions.

Gorilla trekking involves hiking through dense tropical forest at altitude (1,500–2,600m). Treks range from 1–6 hours depending on gorilla location. Moderate fitness is recommended — you should be comfortable walking on uneven terrain. Porters are available to carry your pack and assist you.

The dry seasons (June–September and December–February) offer easier trekking conditions with drier trails. However, gorilla trekking is possible year-round. The wet season (March–May, October–November) has fewer tourists and lower lodge rates.

This tour includes: Roundtrip airport transfer, Full board accommodation on safari, Park entrance fees, Transport in fully kitted 4x4 safari Land Cruiser or Safari Mini van, A professional English speaking driver/guide, Game drives as mentioned in the itinerary. For a complete breakdown of inclusions and exclusions, see the tour details above or contact our team for a detailed proposal.

Yes! Our 3-day itinerary is carefully designed to maximize your experience. Every day is packed with game drives and highlights. It's perfect for travellers with limited time or those combining with a longer trip. For a more relaxed pace, ask about extending by 1–2 days.

Absolutely! Every safari can be tailored to your preferences. You can add or remove days, upgrade accommodation, include special experiences like hot air balloon rides, or combine with beach holidays. Contact us with your wishes and we'll create your perfect trip.