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Known as the Pearl of Africa, Uganda offers some of the most diverse landscapes on the continent. Positioned at the crossroads of the East African savannah and Central African rainforest, the country boasts breathtaking scenery, from lush jungles to vast plains and towering mountains. It’s home to Africa’s tallest mountain range, the legendary source of the Nile River, and an incredible array of wildlife.
Uganda is one of Africa’s most diverse safari destinations, offering unique experiences that set it apart from other East African countries. Here’s why Uganda should be on your bucket list:
✔ Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi & Mgahinga – Get up close with endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat.
✔ Big Five Safaris in Queen Elizabeth & Murchison Falls – Spot lions, leopards, elephants, buffalos, and rhinos.
✔ Chimpanzee Tracking in Kibale Forest – The primate capital of the world, home to over 1,500 chimpanzees.
✔ Scenic Landscapes & Unique Adventures – Explore the Nile River, Rwenzori Mountains, crater lakes, and lush forests.
✔ More Affordable than Tanzania & Kenya – Enjoy luxury experiences at a fraction of the cost.
Combine gorilla trekking with a classic savannah safari for the ultimate Ugandan adventure.
Journey to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, home to nearly half of the world’s mountain gorillas. After arriving in Entebbe, take a scenic flight or drive through Uganda’s stunning landscapes. Settle into your lodge and explore or visit the Batwa community. The highlight is a gorilla trek, offering a rare, breathtaking encounter with a habituated gorilla family. After this incredible experience, unwind or explore further before returning to Entebbe, marking the end of an extraordinary adventure.
Explore Uganda’s best wildlife and primates on this thrilling adventure. Start in Entebbe, with options like the Botanical Gardens or a Lake Victoria sunset cruise. Heaad to Queen Elizabeth National Park for exciting game drives and a Kazinga Channel boat safari. Then, trek through Bwindi Impenetrable Forest for a rare encounter with mountain gorillas. Conclude with a scenic return to Entebbe, ending an unforgettable journey.
Experience Uganda’s diverse wildlife on this 11-day adventure. Track rhinos at Ziwa, enjoy game drives and a Nile River cruise in Murchison Falls, and trek chimpanzees in Kibale Forest. Explore Queen Elizabeth National Park, spotting predators and hippos along the Kazinga Channel. Visit Ishasha’s tree-climbing lions before the highlight—gorilla trekking in Bwindi. End with a scenic safari in Lake Mburo, then return to Entebbe, completing an unforgettable journey.
Gorilla trekking is Uganda’s #1 safari experience and a bucket-list adventure for wildlife lovers.
✔ Bwindi Impenetrable Forest – Home to over 50% of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas.
✔ Mgahinga Gorilla National Park – Smaller park, but less crowded and offers golden monkey trekking.
✔ Trekking difficulty: Moderate to challenging (steep terrain, dense forests).
✔ Trek duration: 2–6 hours, depending on gorilla location.
Book your gorilla trekking permit at least 2 months in advance, as spots are limited!
Not sure whether to trek gorillas in Uganda or Rwanda? Here’s a quick comparison to help you decide:
| Feature | Uganda | Rwanda |
|---|---|---|
| Gorilla Trekking Permit Cost | (Bwindi) | (Volcanoes NP) |
| Trekking Experience | More challenging terrain | Easier hikes |
| Best For | More gorilla families, lower cost | Short trips, high-end experiences |
| Scenery | Dense forests, waterfalls | Open slopes, volcanic views |
Uganda is a year-round safari destination, but certain months offer better wildlife viewing.
✔ June – October (Dry Season): Best for gorilla trekking & game viewing.
✔ November – December (Short Rains): Fewer crowds, lush green landscapes.
✔ January – March (Dry Season): Great for photography & predator sightings.
✔ April – May (Long Rains): Best for budget travelers, but some areas may be muddy
June – October & December – February are the best months for gorilla trekking and game drives.
There are three ways to book your Uganda safari: Book directly from our contact form or WhatsApp us on our official number or send a direct email:
There are three ways to book your Uganda safari: Book directly from our contact form or WhatsApp us on our official number or send a direct email:
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