Destinations
Five parks carry almost every Uganda safari. Here's what each one delivers, what it costs to enter, and where it fits in an itinerary.
Gorilla trekking Uganda — home to roughly half the world's mountain gorillas
Home to roughly half of the world's remaining mountain gorillas, Bwindi is Uganda's flagship wildlife destination and the anchor of nearly every itinerary we operate.
Read the Bwindi Impenetrable guide
Kazinga Channel cruises and the tree-climbing lions of Ishasha
Uganda's most biodiverse park spans the Kasenyi plains, the Kazinga Channel and the Ishasha sector's famous tree-climbing lions.
Read the Queen Elizabeth guide
Where the entire Nile is forced through a 7-metre gorge
Uganda's largest national park, where the entire Nile River is squeezed through a narrow 7-metre gorge and explodes into the Victoria Nile below.
Read the Murchison Falls guide
Chimpanzee trekking in the primate capital of East Africa
Known as the primate capital of East Africa, Kibale holds the highest density and diversity of primates on the continent — thirteen species, including a habituated chimpanzee community.
Read the Kibale Forest guide
The compact savannah park — Uganda's easiest short add-on
Uganda's smallest savannah park and the closest to Kampala and Entebbe, making it ideal as a short add-on or a stopover en route to and from the western circuit.
Read the Lake Mburo guidePermits are limited
Tell us your dates and we'll confirm live permit availability and lodge allocations, then send a costed, tailor-made itinerary — usually within the hour.