The Best of Uganda Adventure And Safari Experience

Uganda can be visited year-round, but the best times are the dry seasons (June–September and December–February) when trekking trails and game drives are easier..

It can be moderately strenuous, depending on where the gorilla family is located. Treks can last 2–6 hours, so a good level of fitness is recommended.

Yes. Gorilla trekking permits cost $800 per person, while chimp trekking permits cost $200 per person. These are included in your safari package.

You’ll see gorillas, chimpanzees, elephants, giraffes, hippos, lions, buffalo, rhinos, leopards, antelopes, and numerous bird species across Uganda’s diverse national parks.

The minimum age for gorilla trekking is 15 years and chimp trekking is 15 years. However, children can enjoy game drives, boat cruises, and other activities.

• Lightweight, breathable clothes in neutral colors

• Sturdy hiking boots for trekking

• Rain jacket & warm sweater (for highland areas)

• Insect repellent, sunscreen & hat

• Binoculars & camera (no flash for gorillas/chimps)

Accommodation is arranged according to your choice of budget, mid-range, or luxury lodges. All include meals.

Yes, Uganda is safe for visitors. Your guide will ensure your safety throughout, and lodges follow strict security measures.

Some drives take 4–7 hours, but they’re scenic, with cultural encounters, stopovers, and beautiful landscapes along the way.

Yes! The itinerary can be tailored to fit your budget, time, and interests, such as adding cultural visits or removing destinations.