From mountain gorillas in the misty forests to the source of the Nile and vast savannahs, Uganda offers incredible diversity and authentic adventures.
Journeys that connect you to nature, culture and people in the most meaningful way.
From mountain gorillas in the misty forests to the source of the Nile and vast savannahs, Uganda offers incredible diversity and authentic adventures.
Journeys that connect you to nature, culture and people in the most meaningful way.
Born and raised in Ethiopia, with deep local knowledge and connections
Real cultural encounters and off-the-beaten-path adventures
Every trip is designed around your interests, style and budget
From planning to your final day, we’re here for you every step of the way
Uganda is a land of stunning contrasts and authentic experiences. Trek mountain gorillas, explore vast savannahs, cruise the Nile and immerse yourself in vibrant cultures.
Whether you seek wildlife, adventure or relaxation, Uganda will capture your heart and stay with you forever.
Uganda offers an exceptional variety of primate experiences. Mountain gorillas can be tracked in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, while Kibale National Park is particularly famous for chimpanzees and its large variety of other primate species.
Bwindi is Uganda’s best-known gorilla trekking destination and offers several trekking areas in a large rainforest environment. Mgahinga is smaller and forms part of the wider Virunga mountain ecosystem. The best choice depends on your itinerary, accommodation preferences and the permits available for your travel dates.
Yes. Combining gorilla trekking in southwestern Uganda with chimpanzee tracking in Kibale National Park is one of the country’s most distinctive wildlife journeys. It allows you to experience two very different great apes and two different forest environments within one trip.
Uganda offers much more than primates. Safari areas provide opportunities to see elephants, lions, giraffes and many other African animals, while the country also has an exceptional variety of birdlife. This makes it possible to combine rainforest trekking with traditional game drives.
Murchison Falls combines wildlife with one of Uganda’s most dramatic natural landscapes. The Nile is forced through a narrow gorge before dropping powerfully into the river below. Boat trips along the Nile provide another way to experience the landscape and wildlife of the area. Uganda Tourism Board highlights the falls and Nile boat cruises as one of the country’s major experiences.
Yes. Uganda and Rwanda work particularly well together for travellers interested in primates, wildlife and rainforest landscapes. A tailor-made journey can combine destinations such as Bwindi or Kibale in Uganda with Volcanoes National Park, Nyungwe or Akagera in Rwanda.
From mountain gorillas in Bwindi to spectacular safaris and the mighty Murchison Falls, discover Uganda’s extraordinary nature and wildlife with our carefully designed tours.