
Experience the most incredible wildlife and stunning landscapes on this unforgettable safari adventure.
From $1,500 pp

Your safari adventure begins with an early morning departure from Kampala, Uganda's vibrant capital. As you travel southwest, you'll witness the changing landscapes and rural life of Uganda. Upon reaching Queen Elizabeth National Park, one of Uganda's premier wildlife reserves, you'll be welcomed by your experienced guide. The afternoon is dedicated to an exciting game drive, allowing you to explore the park's diverse landscapes and wildlife. As the sun sets, return to your chosen lodge or camp within the park for a relaxing evening.

Start your day with an early morning game drive, offering the best chance to spot the park's wildlife in action. Queen Elizabeth National Park is known for its impressive biodiversity, and you may encounter various animals, including lions, elephants, buffalos, and a variety of antelope species. In the afternoon, embark on a memorable boat safari along the Kazinga Channel, a wildlife-rich waterway where you'll see hippos, crocodiles, and a myriad of bird species. Return to your lodge or camp for a peaceful evening, surrounded by the sounds of the African wilderness.

Your final day of the safari begins with a visit to the Kyambura Gorge for a thrilling chimpanzee tracking experience. Guided by expert trackers, you'll explore the gorge in search of our closest primate relatives, the chimpanzees, and other primates. After this remarkable adventure, it's time to bid farewell to Queen Elizabeth National Park and begin your journey to your next destination or back to Kampala. You will be dropped off at Entebbe International Airport if you so wish.




Experience genuine interactions with the vibrant communities that call these lands home. Engage with deep-rooted traditions, learn from local guides, and leave with unforgettable memories that support conservation and livelihoods.

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.