Uganda Safaris & Tours

Gorilla trekking · Wildlife · Culture · East Africa

Uganda safaris cover more ground, in more variety, than almost anywhere else in Africa — inside a country small enough to combine several in one trip. A Uganda safari holiday can take you from gorilla trekking in Bwindi's rainforest to a game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park's open savannah in the same week, with chimpanzee tracking, birding, or a Nile boat safari added in between. Our Uganda safari tours are built individually around what you want to see, how long you have, and your budget.

Featured Uganda Safaris

Popular Itineraries

3 Days

Uganda Gorilla Trekking

Trek into Bwindi to spend time with a mountain gorilla family.

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3 Days

Murchison Falls Safari

Game drives and a boat cruise to the base of the falls.

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5 Days

Gorillas & Wildlife

Bwindi gorillas paired with Queen Elizabeth game drives.

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5 Days

Gorilla Trek & Rafting

Bwindi gorillas plus white-water rafting on the Nile.

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7 Days

Uganda Wildlife Safari

Murchison, Kibale and Queen Elizabeth without gorilla trekking.

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6 Days

Uganda Primates Trekking

Chimpanzees in Kibale, gorillas in Bwindi.

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10 Days

Uganda Safari Tour

Murchison, Kibale, Queen Elizabeth and Bwindi.

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12 Days

Classic Uganda Safari

The fullest standard circuit across Uganda's headline parks.

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Experience Categories

Gorilla Trekking · Wildlife · Primates · Birding · Adventure

Gorilla Trekking

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Wildlife Safaris

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Primate Safaris

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Birding Safaris

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Uganda National Parks

Ten Parks, One Country

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Also in Uganda

Beyond the Parks

Lake Victoria

Africa's largest lake, a short trip from Kampala — fishing villages and boat trips.

Rwenzori Mountains

The "Mountains of the Moon" — multi-day trekking on Uganda's western border. [Not yet a full itinerary — ask us]

Flying Safaris

Light-aircraft transfers between parks, cutting road time on longer itineraries.

Entebbe & the Lakeshore

Your likely first and last stop — gardens, botanical walks and lake views near the airport.

Tailor-Made Safaris

YOUR SAFARI. YOUR WAY.

Design My Safari

FAQ

Common Questions

What is the best time for a Uganda safari?

June–August and December–February are driest, making gorilla trekking and game drives easier; wildlife viewing is good year-round.

How long should a Uganda safari be?

Short trips of 3–5 days can cover gorilla trekking or one park well; 7–12 days allows several parks and activity types.

Do I need a visa for Uganda?

Most nationalities need a visa — see our Visa Information page for current requirements.

Is Uganda safe for tourists?

See our dedicated safety information.

How much does a Uganda safari cost?

Costs vary by accommodation level, group size and activities — get in touch for a quote built around your preferences.