In 6 days, this tour will take you to the world heritage site- Bwindi impenetrable national park for Gorilla trekking and on wards to Queen Elizabeth national park for a Savannah game drive experience. The tour also includes a boat ride on Kazinga channel and chimpanzee trekking in Queen Elizabeth national park.

Trekking the Mountain Gorillas is one of the most enthralling tourism experiences in the world. This tour heads to Bwindi impenetrable national park; a UNESCO world heritage site which is also home to many other animals and birds species. The tour offers a glimpse of the beautiful country that is Uganda.

The tour is a short one to showcase Ugandas leading tourist attraction that is Gorilla trekking and to introduce a guest to Ugandas enormous flora and fauna potential in the various national park. Lake Mburo national park is one of the smallest and easily accessible national parks in the country. It has a high diversity of birds.

A tour to Uganda compacted in 7 days to the leading destinations in the country. This safari focuses on the rich western region of Uganda. The destinations include Kibale Forest, Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi and Lake Mburo national parks. Activities include game drives, boat ride, chimpanzee trekking and Gorilla trekking.

The 3 Days Gorilla Safari takes you to Bwindi impenetrable national park, this park is a home to half of mountain gorillas. It is noted that Bwindi protects like 400 species of mountain gorillas and it has now 10 gorilla families launched for gorilla trekking safari, gorilla tours, gorilla safaris in Uganda and gorilla expeditions. More activities to encounter at this park include the bird watching, nature walk safaris, and the Batwa cultural performances!

This holiday will take you around Kampala – Uganda’s capital city and visit the great river Nile for rafting and/or bungee jumping. Visit the Ziwa sanctuary for Rhino trekking & Game viewing experiences in Murchison falls, Queen Elizabeth and Lake Mburo national parks.

Enjoy Primate tracking & birding in Kibale forest winding up with a gorilla trekking experience in Bwindi impenetrable forest. Finally get to relax at Lake Bunyonyi in Kabale to enjoy scenic views with a massive Bird life.

This Uganda Safari will give you a true African wildlife experience that will make you always want to come back. Starting off with white water rafting along the Nile in Jinja, Rhino Trekking at Ziwa Sanctuary, game viewing in Murchison falls & Queen Elizabeth national parks. The highlight would be the Chimp Tracking in Kibale forest & Gorilla Tracking in Bwindi impenetrable forest with a visit to the local community either in Buhoma or Nkuringo depending on the permits available.

This Uganda wildlife holiday gives you an experience of the BIG game in the three National Parks starting off with Kibale forest park for the ultimate chimp and primate’s experience and later catch the tree climbing Lions in Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth national park.

Support the local community at their chimp conservation site en-route to Bwindi forest national park for a Gorilla tracking experience & village walks to the communities that live around Bwindi forest.

The Rwenzori Mountains have long been dubbed the mountains of the moon, calling to life the ethereal beauty of the snow-capped peaks rising, luminescent, in the moonlight. There is profound power in the verdant flora that sprouts from the base to the top of this mountain range. Embrace this elemental journey as a return to a pristine wilderness that exists outside of time.

In 1954, the famous writer Ernest Hemingway crashed his plane on his way to Murchison Falls. From the top of these falls, as you look out over the gushing waterfalls and across the expansive savannah, you will understand what called him to this reserve.

Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth National Park, and Bwindi Forest are unrivalled destinations that will leave you awestruck on every step of this safari.

In Southwestern Uganda at the edge of the western Great Rift Valley, hugging the border of the Democratic Republic of Congo lies Bwindi Forest. Theatrical mountain formations are swathed in 331 square kilometers of the thick tropical forest that earned the name ‘Bwindi Impenetrable’. Every visitor to this secluded habitat describes the meeting as a moving, near-spiritual experience never to be forgotten!

In the northernmost corner of Uganda, bordering South Sudan lies the pristine wilderness of Kidepo Valley National Park. The land of the Karamajong is woven from vast plains split open by handsome rock formations. This distinctive safari delivers another side of Uganda, a reminder that if you haven’t ventured into this secluded park, you haven’t truly seen Uganda.