UGANDA
Gorillas, Chimps & Breathtaking Nature
Uganda: Untamed, Lush, Pure, and Incredibly Welcoming
The Ultimate African Adventure Awaits!
Imagine a land where the very essence of Africa comes together in one breathtaking destination — welcome to Uganda. The pearl of Africa! From the majestic Rwenzori Mountains (aptly named the “Mountains of the Moon”) to glittering lakes, winding rivers, dramatic waterfalls, lush wetlands, open savannahs, and ancient rainforests — Uganda is a land of incredible diversity and natural beauty. Add to that a warm, smiling population, and you’ve found Africa at its most authentic.
Wildlife Encounters Like No Other
Uganda’s national parks are teeming with wildlife. Spot elephants, lions, leopards, hippos, buffaloes, zebras, and the rare Ugandan kob — a graceful antelope found only here. But that’s just the beginning.
A Paradise for Bird Lovers
With over 1,000 bird species, Uganda is one of Africa’s top birdwatching destinations. From colorful endemics to the elusive and prehistoric-looking shoebill stork, this is truly a birder’s paradise.
Meet the Great Apes
Uganda is world-renowned for its intimate encounters with endangered mountain gorillas and playful chimpanzees. Standing just meters away from a silverback in the misty forests is nothing short of life-changing. Watch as they go about their daily routines — so human, it’s almost surreal. Kibale Forest is home to the highest concentration and diversity of primates in all of East Africa.
Off the Beaten Path, Straight to the Heart
Unlike more crowded safari destinations, Uganda remains refreshingly undiscovered. Here, you’ll explore untamed landscapes far from the tourist trail. And everywhere you go, you’ll be met with the warmth, joy, and genuine hospitality that make the Ugandan people unforgettable.
Uganda isn’t just a destination — it’s an experience that touches your soul.
HANDPICKED ITINERARIES
The trips below have been carefully selected by our travel experts.
Of course, every journey can be fully customized
to match your personal wishes.
For more information, feel free to call or email us anytime.
Uganda 3 days
Some highlights of this journey:
-Bwindi Impenetrable National Park: Gorilla tracking.
-Unique insight into the lives and traditions of the Batwa Pygmies.
-Visit Equator line: Be in two hemispheres at the same time.
January 12, 2026/by admin-Bwindi Impenetrable National Park: Gorilla tracking.
-Unique insight into the lives and traditions of the Batwa Pygmies.
-Visit Equator line: Be in two hemispheres at the same time.
Uganda 10 days
Some highlights of this journey:
-Bamunanika: Visit a local Ugandan family.
-Ziwa Rhino Sactuary: Walking safari among white rhinos in their natural habitat.
-Muchison Falls National Park: Visit the breathtaking Murchison Falls and spot the "Big Four”.
-Kibale National Park: Chimpanzee tracking.
-Queen Elizabeth National Park: Boat safari on the Kazinga Channel and safari drive.
-Bwindi Impenetrable National Park: Gorilla tracking.
-Lake Bunyony: Boat ride around the charming neighboring islands.
-Lake Mburo National Park: Walking safari.
-Visit Equator line: Be in two hemispheres at the same time.
January 12, 2026/by admin-Bamunanika: Visit a local Ugandan family.
-Ziwa Rhino Sactuary: Walking safari among white rhinos in their natural habitat.
-Muchison Falls National Park: Visit the breathtaking Murchison Falls and spot the "Big Four”.
-Kibale National Park: Chimpanzee tracking.
-Queen Elizabeth National Park: Boat safari on the Kazinga Channel and safari drive.
-Bwindi Impenetrable National Park: Gorilla tracking.
-Lake Bunyony: Boat ride around the charming neighboring islands.
-Lake Mburo National Park: Walking safari.
-Visit Equator line: Be in two hemispheres at the same time.
Uganda 14 days
Some highlights of this journey:
-Bamunanika: Visit a local Ugandan family.
-Ziwa Rhino Sactuary: Walking safari among white rhinos in their natural habitat.
-Muchison Falls National Park: Visit the breathtaking Murchison Falls and spot the "Big Four”.
-Kibale National Park: Chimpanzee tracking.
-Queen Elizabeth National Park: Boat safari on the Kazinga Channel and safari drive.
-Bwindi Impenetrable National Park: Gorilla tracking.
-Mgajinga Gorilla National park: Golden Monkeys tracking.
-Lake Bunyony: Boat ride around the charming neighboring islands.
-Lake Mburo National Park: Walking safari.
-Visit Equator line: Be in two hemispheres at the same time.
-Mabamba Wetland: One of Uganda’s most famous birding areas.
January 13, 2026/by admin-Bamunanika: Visit a local Ugandan family.
-Ziwa Rhino Sactuary: Walking safari among white rhinos in their natural habitat.
-Muchison Falls National Park: Visit the breathtaking Murchison Falls and spot the "Big Four”.
-Kibale National Park: Chimpanzee tracking.
-Queen Elizabeth National Park: Boat safari on the Kazinga Channel and safari drive.
-Bwindi Impenetrable National Park: Gorilla tracking.
-Mgajinga Gorilla National park: Golden Monkeys tracking.
-Lake Bunyony: Boat ride around the charming neighboring islands.
-Lake Mburo National Park: Walking safari.
-Visit Equator line: Be in two hemispheres at the same time.
-Mabamba Wetland: One of Uganda’s most famous birding areas.
Uganda 15 days
Some highlights of this journey:
-Bamunanika: Visit a local Ugandan family.
-Ziwa Rhino Sactuary: Walking safari among white rhinos in their natural habitat.
-Muchison Falls National Park: Visit the breathtaking Murchison Falls and spot the "Big Four”.
-Kibale National Park: Chimpanzee tracking.
-Queen Elizabeth National Park: Boat safari on the Kazinga Channel and safari drive.
-Bwindi Impenetrable National Park: Gorilla tracking.
-Mgajinga Gorilla National park: Golden Monkeys tracking.
-Lake Bunyony: Boat ride around the charming neighboring islands.
-Lake Mburo National Park: Walking safari.
-Visit Equator line: Be in two hemispheres at the same time.
-Mabamba Wetland: One of Uganda’s most famous birding areas.
January 13, 2026/by admin-Bamunanika: Visit a local Ugandan family.
-Ziwa Rhino Sactuary: Walking safari among white rhinos in their natural habitat.
-Muchison Falls National Park: Visit the breathtaking Murchison Falls and spot the "Big Four”.
-Kibale National Park: Chimpanzee tracking.
-Queen Elizabeth National Park: Boat safari on the Kazinga Channel and safari drive.
-Bwindi Impenetrable National Park: Gorilla tracking.
-Mgajinga Gorilla National park: Golden Monkeys tracking.
-Lake Bunyony: Boat ride around the charming neighboring islands.
-Lake Mburo National Park: Walking safari.
-Visit Equator line: Be in two hemispheres at the same time.
-Mabamba Wetland: One of Uganda’s most famous birding areas.
NATIONAL PARKS
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the endangered mountain gorillas. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is one of Africa’s most extraordinary natural treasures.
December 30, 2025/by adminKibale National Park
One of Uganda’s most iconic parks. Known for its tree-climbing lions, the scenic Kazinga Channel boat cruise, and an incredible variety of wildlife.
January 13, 2026/by adminKidepo Valley National Park
Remote and wild, located in the far northeast near the South Sudan border. Stunning landscapes and one of Africa’s last true wilderness areas. Excellent chances to see lions, cheetahs, and large herds of buffalo.
December 30, 2025/by adminLake Mburo National Park
A small but charming park known for its zebras, impalas, and hippos. Perfect for walking safaris, cycling, and boat trips. Lake Mburo National Park is a gem of central Uganda
December 30, 2025/by adminMgahinga Gorilla National Park
Small but spectacular, part of the Virunga volcanic range. Mgahinga Gorilla National Park may be Uganda’s smallest park, but it holds immense beauty and significance.
December 30, 2025/by adminMount Elgon National Park
Centered around the extinct volcano Mount Elgon, on the border with Kenya. Known for
waterfalls, caves, and scenic hiking trails.
December 30, 2025/by adminwaterfalls, caves, and scenic hiking trails.
Murchison Falls National Park
Uganda’s largest national park. The Nile River dramatically forces its way through a narrow gorge — a breathtaking sight. Home to elephants, giraffes, lions, hippos, and crocodiles.
January 13, 2026/by adminQueen Elizabeth National Park
One of Uganda’s most iconic parks. Known for its tree-climbing lions, the scenic Kazinga Channel boat cruise, and an incredible variety of wildlife.
January 13, 2026/by adminRwenzori Mountains National Park
A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring the legendary “Mountains of the Moon.”
Famous for its trekking routes and the glaciers of Mount Stanley.
December 30, 2025/by adminFamous for its trekking routes and the glaciers of Mount Stanley.
Semuliki National Park
A lush tropical forest along the Congo border. Known for the Sempaya Hot Springs and
diverse birdlife.
December 30, 2025/by admindiverse birdlife.
UGANDA HIGHLIGHTS
Cultural Experience
Uganda’s culture is as diverse as its landscapes. Meet warm and welcoming people, learn ancient crafts, taste local cuisine, and explore village life.
January 13, 2026/by adminThe Big Five in Uganda
Not everyone knows it, but Uganda proudly hosts Africa’s famous Big Five. Discover them all amid the country’s breathtaking landscapes and untamed beauty.
January 13, 2026/by adminUganda on the Equator
Uganda is one of the few countries in the world that lies directly on the Equator, where the Northern and Southern Hemispheres meet.
January 13, 2026/by adminZiwa Rhino and Wildlife Ranch
One of Uganda’s most iconic parks. Known for its tree-climbing lions, the scenic Kazinga Channel boat cruise, and an incredible variety of wildlife.
January 13, 2026/by admin