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Plan your Uganda safari with a local team that knows the country's wildlife, national parks, landscapes and communities. Prime Uganda Safaris & Tours creates tailor-made Uganda safari tours for travellers who want to experience mountain gorillas in the rainforest, watch elephants and lions on the savannah, track chimpanzees in tropical forests, discover exceptional birdlife and meet the people who make Uganda special.

As a Uganda-based destination management company (DMC) operating since 2012, we organise private safaris, small-group trips and personalised holidays for solo travellers, couples, families, friends and special-interest groups. Whether you are planning a short gorilla trekking trip or an extended East African safari adventure, we help you choose an itinerary that suits your interests, available time, comfort level and budget.

Explore our Uganda safari packages, discover the experiences that interest you, or speak to our team about creating a safari around your travel plans.

Ready to start planning? Tell us when you would like to travel, how many people are coming and what you hope to experience. We will help you explore the options.


Explore Our Top-Rated Uganda Safari Packages & Holidays

Every traveller has a different idea of the perfect safari. Some want to spend time with mountain gorillas; others want game drives, birdwatching, cultural experiences or a combination of Uganda's most memorable attractions. Our Uganda safari tours can be tailored to your priorities, travel dates and preferred level of accommodations.

Browse our Uganda safari packages and itineraries to compare different trip lengths and combinations of activities.

Short Uganda Safaris & Tours: (2–5 Days)


Short Uganda safaris are ideal if you have limited time, are already visiting Rwanda, or want to focus on one or two major experiences. Depending on the itinerary, you can trek mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, track chimpanzees in Kibale National Forest Park, explore Queen Elizabeth National Park or enjoy a city and cultural excursion.

Choose From Our Short Uganda Safari Itineraries Below OR Customise Your Own With Our Team Of Experts Safari Planners

Classic Uganda Safari Tours: (6–10 Days)

A week or more gives you time to experience several sides of Uganda without rushing through every destination. Depending on your chosen route, a classic Uganda safari can combine gorilla trekking, chimpanzee tracking, savannah game drives, boat cruises, scenic lakes and cultural encounters.

We can help you decide which parks and activities belong together, taking account of driving distances, the pace you prefer and the experiences that matter most to you.

Choose From Our Classic Uganda Safari Itineraries Below OR Customise Your Own With Our Team of Expert Safari Planners

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Extended Uganda Safari Holidays: (11 Days and Longer)

With more time, you can explore Uganda at a more relaxed pace, visit additional national parks and combine primate encounters with wildlife viewing, birdwatching, hiking, lakeside stays and community experiences.

Longer Uganda safari holidays may include destinations such as Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Kibale Forest National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, Lake Bunyonyi and other places suited to your interests. More remote destinations may require additional travel time, so we plan routes carefully rather than simply adding more stops.

Browse our Uganda tour packages and complete Uganda safari collection to find an itinerary that fits your available days.

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Why Travel with Prime Uganda Safaris?


Choosing a safari company means trusting a team with your time, money and travel experience. We believe that planning should be personal, practical and clear from the first enquiry to the end of your trip.

We Are A Uganda-Based Team with Local Knowledge

We have operated from Uganda since 2012. Our local knowledge helps us plan routes, coordinate activities and consider the practical details that can make a difference to your journey. We use that knowledge to help you make informed decisions about where to go, how long to stay and which experiences best match your interests.

Tailor-Made Itineraries, Not One-Size-Fits-All Holidays

We recognise that travellers have different priorities. Some want a dedicated gorilla trekking holiday; others prefer wildlife, birding, family travel, culture or a combination of experiences. We work with you to shape an itinerary around your interests, available time, group size and preferred comfort level.

Clear Planning and Practical Guidance

We aim to explain the itinerary, inclusions and key arrangements before you commit. We can help you consider accommodation, transport, activities, permits and travel times so you have a clearer picture of what your safari involves.

Our Clients Reviews and Accountability

Before choosing a tour operator, we encourage you to read traveller feedback and ask questions about the arrangements proposed for your trip. You can review the feedback already linked on our website, including our existing TripAdvisor and SafariBookings profiles, and speak with our team about the details of your planned safari.

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Travel that Supports Local Communities

Responsible tourism should create benefits beyond the visitor's experience. Through our connection with Christ Our Vision Child Care International, a portion of our bookings supports work with vulnerable children and community members in Uganda.

Learn more about Christ Our Vision Child Care International and its community work.

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Choose the Uganda Safari Experience That Excites You

Uganda is especially rewarding for travellers who want more than a traditional game drive. Rainforests, open savannah, wetlands, mountains, rivers, and lakes allow you to combine several experiences in one holiday.

Gorilla Trekking Safaris in Uganda

Gorilla-Trekking-Safaris

Meeting mountain gorillas in their natural forest habitat is one of the most memorable experiences available in Uganda. Guided gorilla trekking takes place in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, subject to permit availability and the applicable park rules.

Our Uganda gorilla trekking safaris can be planned as a short specialist trip or included in a longer Uganda safari. We can help you understand the trekking arrangements, permit requirements, accommodation choices and travel time needed to reach the park.

If you are travelling through Rwanda, explore our gorilla trekking trips from Kigali to Bwindi. We will help you consider the route and timing that best suit your wider itinerary.

Chimpanzee Tracking in the Primate Capital

Chimpanzees - uganda SAFARI

Uganda is an excellent destination for travellers interested in primates. Guided chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest and selected other forest habitats offers an opportunity to observe chimpanzees in their natural environment.

Our Uganda chimpanzee trekking safaris can be combined with gorilla trekking, wildlife viewing or other experiences depending on your time and route.

If you want a broader primate-focused holiday, tell us whether gorillas, chimpanzees or a combination of forest experiences is your main priority. We can then help you choose the most suitable itinerary.

Uganda Wildlife Safaris

Uganda’s savannah parks offer game drives, boat cruises, beautiful landscapes and opportunities to see a variety of African wildlife. Depending on your route and season, you may encounter elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, antelopes, hippos, crocodiles and several predator species.

Explore our Uganda wildlife safaris to discover itineraries that feature destinations such as Queen Elizabeth National Park and Murchison Falls National Park .

At Queen Elizabeth National Park, game drives and boat trips along the Kazinga Channel provide different ways to explore the park. At Murchison Falls National Park, you can combine wildlife viewing with the dramatic scenery of the Nile as it forces its way through a narrow gorge.

Read more about Queen Elizabeth National Park and Murchison Falls National Park as you decide which destinations belong in your safari.

4 Days Safari to Uganda

ParkSignature ExperienceKey WildlifeBest Activity
Queen ElizabethTree-climbing lionsElephant, buffalo, hippoGame drives, boat cruise
Murchison FallsNile at the fallsGiraffe, lion, crocodileBoat trip, top-of-falls hike

Birding Safaris in Uganda: 1,090+ Species

From wetlands and lakeshores to tropical forests and open grasslands, Uganda offers varied habitats for birdwatchers. Specialist birding trips can focus on sought-after species, regional endemics, photographic opportunities or a wider list of birds across several habitats.

Explore our Uganda birding safaris and birdwatching tours. When planning your trip, let us know your target species, experience level, travel dates and whether you prefer a specialist birding itinerary or a safari that combines birding with other activities.

Uganda hosts nearly 50% of Africa’s birds and 11% of the world’s species. Forest, wetland, and savannah habitats create outstanding variety for birders.

Top birding locations

  • Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
  • Kibale Forest
  • Queen Elizabeth plains and wetlands
  • Murchison Falls delta

Look for icons such as the shoebill, African fish eagle, great blue turaco, green-breasted pitta, and the endemic Fox’s weaver.

Uganda Birding Tour Shoebill Stork Mabamba Swamp

Uganda Cultural Experiences & Community Tours

Uganda Culture Experiences.

A safari can also be an opportunity to learn about local traditions, food, crafts, music, livelihoods and everyday life. With respectful planning, cultural visits can complement wildlife experiences and provide opportunities for travellers to connect with communities.

Discover our Uganda cultural and community tours for ideas on including meaningful local experiences in your itinerary.

Mountains Hiking and Adventure Safaris

If you enjoy active travel, Uganda offers opportunities for mountain hiking, nature walks, water-based activities and other outdoor adventures. The best choices depend on your fitness, interests, schedule and preferred level of challenge.

Explore our Uganda hiking safaris and Uganda adventure safaris to discover ways to add more activity to your trip.

Uganda’s landscapes elevate every itinerary, as seen below.

  • Rwenzori Mountains National Park for snow-capped “Mountains of the Moon”
  • Mount Elgon National Park is known for vast caldera and waterfalls
  • Lake Victoria to discover the source of the River Nile
  • Lake Bunyonyi to see priceless views of terraced hills, island and the Virunga Mountains
  • The Nile River where you can do rafting, cruises, and see dramatic scenery

Rwenzori Mountains in Uganda

Luxury, Budget, Family and Special-Interest Safaris

Your Uganda holiday should reflect how you want to travel. We can help you explore accommodation and itinerary options for different travel styles, subject to availability and your requirements.

Tell us what comfort level, pace and activities you prefer, and we will help you narrow the choices.

Plan Your Uganda Travel with Confidence

Planning a safari from abroad involves more than choosing places to visit. You may need to consider gorilla permits, park activities, accommodation, transfers, entry requirements, arrival times and the best order for your destinations.

Our role as a local Uganda tour operator is to help bring these details together into one practical itinerary.

When Is the Best Time to Visit Uganda?

Uganda can be visited throughout the year, but weather, trail conditions, wildlife viewing, birding interests and personal preferences can influence when you travel. Some travellers prioritise drier trekking conditions, while others prefer quieter travel periods or have fixed holiday dates.

Read our guide to the best time to visit Uganda, then tell us your preferred dates so we can help you plan accordingly.

How Much Does a Uganda Safari Cost?

The cost of a Uganda safari depends on several factors, including the length of the trip, group size, accommodation category, transport, activities, permits and the time of year. Gorilla trekking permits are a significant cost for many itineraries, while longer routes and flights can also affect the total.

Rather than relying on a single price that may not suit your trip, request a quote based on your travel dates, number of travellers, preferred accommodation and activities. We can help you understand the options and what is included in the proposed itinerary.

Read our guide to Uganda safari prices and travel costs for more information.

Gorilla Permits and Trekking Arrangements

Gorilla trekking permits are limited and must be arranged for the relevant date and location. Availability can affect how your itinerary is organised, particularly if your travel dates are fixed.

Read our information about Uganda gorilla permits and let us know if gorilla trekking is a priority. We can help you plan the rest of your safari around the permit arrangements, subject to confirmation.

Uganda Visas, Entry and Travel Information

Before travelling, check the entry requirements that apply to your nationality, passport and travel dates. Requirements can change, so use official sources for the latest rules.

Our Uganda visa application guide is a useful starting point. You can also browse our Uganda travel guide for information to help prepare for your trip.

For additional preparation, read about Uganda entry requirements and visa-free countries. Always confirm the latest requirements with the relevant official authorities.

Accommodation and Safari Transport

Your accommodation and transport affect both comfort and the pace of your holiday. Depending on your itinerary and budget, you may prefer lodges, tented camps or other accommodation options. Some routes may also benefit from domestic flights, while others are best explored by road.

Browse our Uganda safari lodges to explore accommodation ideas. If you need a vehicle for a safari or another journey, see our car rental in Uganda options.

How to Book Your Uganda Safari

Planning your trip can begin with a few simple details.

  1. Tell us what you want to experience. Let us know whether you are most interested in gorilla trekking, wildlife, chimpanzees, birding, culture, adventure or a mix.
  2. Share your dates and group size. If your dates are flexible, tell us; this may give us more options when planning your route and checking availability.
  3. Choose your preferred travel style. Tell us whether you are considering budget, mid-range or luxury accommodation and whether you prefer a private or group trip.
  4. Review your proposed itinerary. Check the route, accommodation, activities, inclusions and exclusions before confirming.
  5. Confirm arrangements. Important activities and permits are subject to availability and confirmation, so discuss these with us before finalising your travel plans.

Whether you are looking for a short gorilla trekking trip, a classic wildlife safari or a longer Uganda holiday, we will help you explore the options that best fit your plans.

Start Planning Your Uganda Safari

Uganda offers a remarkable variety of experiences, from the quiet of a rainforest during a gorilla trek to the movement of wildlife across the savannah and the scenery of lakes, rivers and mountains. The right itinerary brings these experiences together at a pace that works for you.

At Prime Uganda Safaris, we are ready to help you explore the options, understand the practical arrangements and plan a journey that reflects what you want from Uganda.

Tell us about your ideal trip, and let’s start planning your Uganda safari.

You can also browse our Uganda safari packages or explore our Uganda tours to find inspiration for your journey.

BOOK YOUR UGANDA SAFARI NOW FOR A TRUE AFRICAN SAFARI EXPERIENCE!

Frequently Asked Questions About Uganda Safari Tours

               

As you plan for your safari to Uganda or vacation holiday, read through the common questions below to plan even better.

It is generally safe to travel to Uganda especially if you are on a well-organized Uganda safari adventure. Uganda has the friendliest people in the world, who are ready and happy to welcome visitors to their country. READ MORE

Yes. Uganda offers a combination of mountain gorilla trekking, chimpanzee tracking, savannah wildlife viewing, birdwatching, mountains, lakes and cultural experiences. The best itinerary depends on your interests, available time and travel style. READ MORE

A short trip can focus on one main experience, while a week or longer allows you to combine more destinations. Gorilla trekking, chimpanzee tracking and wildlife viewing can be combined on longer itineraries, provided the route and travel time are planned realistically.

Yes. Many travellers combine gorilla trekking in Bwindi or Mgahinga with wildlife viewing in Queen Elizabeth National Park or another suitable destination. The best combination depends on permit availability, travel dates and the number of days you have.

Yes. We can discuss private itineraries based on your dates, group size, preferred accommodation and interests. Share your priorities so we can recommend a suitable route and explain the proposed arrangements.

Some travellers enter Uganda from Rwanda for gorilla trekking, depending on their itinerary and the relevant border and travel arrangements. See our gorilla trekking from Kigali options and contact us to discuss the route for your dates. Read More

Share your approximate travel dates, number of travellers, preferred trip length, accommodation category, and the experiences you want to include. If you already have an itinerary in mind, send it to us. These details help us prepare a more relevant proposal. Read More

Looking for top things to do in Uganda on safari? please note the best popular Uganda tourist safari activities include:- gorilla trekking, chimpanzee tracking in Kibale National Park, Big5 game viewing in Queen Elizabeth National Park, boat ride trips, gorilla & chimpanzee habituation, bird watching, mountain climbing, etc. This country offers a variety of adventure and fun tourist activities. READ MORE

Uganda is an East African country. Uganda lies astride the Equator between Longitudes 29 East and 35 East and between Latitudes 4 North and South, at an average altitude of 1,100 meters above sea level. READ MORE

English is Uganda's official language, spoken by most educated people, and it is the most useful language for tourists on Uganda tours and travel to Uganda for other reasons. Luganda of the Baganda tribe (the biggest ethnic group in Uganda) is the most spoken local language out of more than 30 indigenous languages. READ MORE

Uganda is truly the pearl of Africa for magnificence, variety of form and color, a profusion of brilliant life-bird, insects, reptiles, Gorillas & Chimps and for vast scale according to Sir Winston Leonard Churchill in his book “My African Journey” published in 1908. As witnessed by many travelers on safaris in Uganda. This country also has the happiest and most loving people in the whole world. READ MORE

When to go to Uganda? What is the best time to travel to Uganda? When should I visit to Uganda? These are the most frequently asked questions by travelers planning theirREAD MORE

A safari in Uganda cost is derived from various elements that comprise your Uganda trip itinerary such as the cost of tourist activities like permits at $700, accommodation, car/flight, driver/guide etc. The average minimum for a one (1) day Uganda safari ranges from $200 to $300 for one person and the more people the cheaper the cost. READ MORE

There are a variety of unique things to buy during safari in Uganda Africa trips. Souvenirs like African crafts commonly found in Kibale National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Bwindi & Kidepo Park, traditional clothes, food ingredients like spices, etc are some of the items travelers can take home as a memento of their travel to Uganda. READ MORE

For obvious reasons, the most convenient way of accessing Uganda from Europe, North America, Asia, and South America is by air for your safari in Uganda Africa. Practically all fly-in visitors land at Entebbe International Airport. (Visit Website), which lies on the shores of L.Victoria about 3 kilometers from Entebbe town and 46 kilometers from Kampala, the largest and capital city of Uganda. READ MORE

Regular Uganda entry requirements include your travel documents, Uganda visa application, or east Africa tourist visa, yellow fever certificate, a 72 hour valid PCR COVID-19 test done from your country of journey start from are some of the major items required to travel to Uganda. READ MORE

Yes, at the time you book your safari to Uganda, be certain to obtain a passport or check your current passport and make sure the expiration date is at least 6 months beyond your travel date, it is usually in this passport that a Uganda visa or an East African Tourist Visa is put for you to travel to Uganda.READ MORE

Uganda like any other sovereign country requires one to have her visa if he/she is to enter into her boundaries except for the nationals of the Visa-exempt countries. If you are coming for a safari in Uganda, you can have either a Uganda visa or an East African Tourist Visa. READ MORE

To get a visa to Uganda for your safari, an e-visa can be applied for online through the official Uganda Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control website at least 5 working days before the intended dates of travel, and will usually be approved within 3 working days of application. READ MORE

                                   
You can get a visa on arrival in Uganda for your safari and other reasons for your visit to Uganda. However, when the e-visa system was implemented in 2016, a statement was issued to the effect that it would completely replace the Visa on arrival system, but this has yet to happen. We recommend that you can get your visa online ahead of time. READ MORE

                                   
Uganda visa-exempt countries/Uganda visa-free countries include; Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Ghana, Angola, Eritrea, Malawi, Madagascar, Seychelles, Swaziland, Lesotho Sierra Leone, Gambia, Comoros, Mauritius, Antigua, Barbados, Fiji, Grenada, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Cyprus, Bahamas, Belize, Jamaica, Malta, Singapore, and St. Vincent-Tonga. If you coming for a Uganda tour and are from any of those countries listed here, you don't have to worry about a visa because you will have it at the Airport or any entry border point.  READ MORE

Entebbe International Airport re-opened on 1 October 2020. Land borders have also re-opened. There are some New Normal Coronavirus (COVID-19) Travel Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) put in place for all arriving and departing passengers to ensure their safety.READ MORE

There several flights that you can use when coming for your safari in Uganda or other business. Here we list some of the major airlines that fly into Uganda.
                                               
  • Emirates - offers daily flights to Entebbe from Dubai. Website: emirates.com
  • Brussels Airlines/Brussels - offers flights to and from Entebbe 3 times a week. Website:brusselsairlines.com
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  • KLM Royal Dutch Airlines/Amsterdam Flights to and from Entebbe 5 times a week. Website: klm.com . READ MORE

There are different things to consider when booking flights to Uganda. Ensure to book your flights early enough so you can reserve the best economy options in case you plan to use it. This also helps to avoid the headaches that come with last-minute operations. It is best to fly directly or rather connect through major countries.

Arriving at your tour destination one or two days before will allow you to recover from the jet lag as you prepare for your adventures ahead of time. Within the country, you can have chattered flights that connect to different safari destinations within the country. It is important to also prepare a room for freshening up before flights to different destinations or for your departure back home.

Make sure you have your travel documents, and other important equipment like Cameras, Binoculars, Medicine and change clothes close to you in case your bags get lost. Likewise, it is important to follow the travel advice from your tour operator since they have experience with the right procedures for arrivals, departures, and meeting guides.

Safaris in Uganda are great for families! Various travelers seek family-friendly tours for their holidays with tour operators who help them book the right tours, accommodations, and programs that favor families of all ages.

Families are usually driven in vehicles with pop-up roofs for amazing views. Various destinations offer children activities like learning how to track animals.

Family tours in Uganda are thus an amazing way to connect and strengthen family bonds. Booking these holidays during the school days will thus allow children to connect with other children in Africa.

Uganda is an amazing destination for both group and solo safaris as there are various experiences to cater to both categories.

Group safaris usually have 5 to 15 people thus making the trip more enjoyable to have for a safari although there should be enough time for preparation compared to solo travels.

On the other hand, group travel is usually cheaper than solo travel because participants may share costs for example transport and accommodation costs.

Solo travels, however, can make planning more flexible and will grant you a more personalized experience to have during your trip.

The physical demands of a safari in Uganda majorly depend on the activities that you are participating in. Gorilla trekking and Chimpanzee tracking which are Uganda's highlight activities are some of the challenging activities compared to others for example game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kidepo & Lake Mburo Park and boat cruises where you either sit on a boat or 4x4 safari vehicle.

If your safari includes walking tours, then it is advisable to prepare by working out to make your tours less demanding physically. Other walking tours are more challenging than others for example mountain hiking is more challenging than primate tracking in Kibale National Park & Bwindi or birding. Many accommodation facilities offer massage to relax muscles after a long adventurous day. Therefore, discover your best safaris today.

A safari in Uganda will bring you closer to the animals in their natural habitat to explore their uniqueness. Being famous for primates, Big Five, and other animals, you will watch Mountain Gorillas, Chimpanzees, different Monkey species, Lions, Elephants, Leopards, Rhinos, Buffaloes, Zebras, Giraffes, Hippos, and different Antelope species among others.

If you wish to see specific animals, note them down and ask your tour operator to help you find the best spots to see them.

As you plan for things to pack for a trip to Uganda, the words light and right should be considered and it all starts with a suitcase, face mask, safari clothes, boots and sandals, sweater, fleece jacket, sunscreen, travel documents, a negative PCR COVID-19 test, basic first aid kits READ MORE

One of the ways to keep cherished memories from your trip is by taking photos using your best cameras and other photographic gear. Therefore, it is important to get the right camera equipment for your gorilla trekking, wildlife and community safaris. DSLR or mirrorless have a good zoom with a range of 200mm to 400mm.

A teleconverter will also allow you to magnify photos for a great view. Fast shutter speeds of about 1/500s and above help to capture moving animals much more clearly, and carry extra batteries and larger memory cards to cater for space.

Also, carry a monopod to make long lenses steady and macro lenses for closer looks.

It is advisable to also store cameras in the camera storage bins in the vehicles instead of the camera bag. Ask your guide to make the vehicle provide enough background light. When you are going to take a photo of an animal or bird, allow it to first relax if possible to take a more natural photo.

Wondering about what to wear on a safari in Uganda for a comfortable trip. The best clothes for a safari to Uganda should be a light waterproof jacket, safari boots, sweater/fleece jacket, sunglasses e.t.c with colors like khaki, greens, and light brown. READ MORE

If you are looking for where to stay when you travel to Uganda, here is a list of the best places to stay in Uganda during your safari under budget mid-range and luxury hotels, hostels, lodges, safari camps, and campsites. Uganda, has been a tourist destination for decades therefore, she offers a variety of safari accommodation choices to all travelers. READ MORE

The currency of choice, for trade, and tourism in Uganda is US Dollars (US$/USD). Many safari hotels, safari companies, Airlines, Uganda Wildlife Authority for gorilla permits, and park fees are paid for in US Dollars. READ MORE

Getting Uganda Shillings while on a safari in Uganda can be done at Entebbe International Airport or at a border post if you are entering via land or you can convert at any of the foreign exchange (forex) bureaus in Kampala city and other major towns in Uganda. READ MORE

During your Uganda safari holidays, you can use your Visa debit or credit card. All large towns and many smaller ones have at least one 24-hour ATM where local currency can be drawn against any international PIN-protected credit/debit card with a Visa or Mastercard logo. READ MORE

To book your Uganda tour, transferring money between banks in Europe, North America, or Asia to Uganda remains the safest mode, banks although a little slow, takes some days. It is quicker to send money using Western Union or MoneyGram but at times there are some loopholes READ MORE

As you safari in Uganda, you are advised not to pull out all your money with other people watching you. It is good to always keep the little money you're going to use soon nearer and keep the rest far safe. READ MORE

Tipping in Uganda is not a must after service provision rather the client does it of their own will and they are free not to tip if they don't feel like it. During their tours, clients should always give tips at their own discretion and how much they are comfortable tip. READ MORE

There are different guidelines to follow for your safari and they are important for the safety of the wildlife e.g. gorilla trekking guidelines, travelers/tourists, and staff.

Etiquette first begins when you meet the local people. Thus, always learn some words in the local language for example “how are you”, “thank you” and “please.”

While exploring the wildlife in Kibale National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Murchison Falls Park, Kidepo and other parks some of the etiquette to follow includes keeping silent when for wildlife explorations, dressing appropriately for a specific safari activity, asking for permission before taking photos of the locals, respecting culture, disposing of litter in the right places, and following instructions from your guide.

These guidelines and more will enable you to enjoy more of your safari adventures.

Enjoying your trip in Uganda begins with choosing the right package for your tours. The good news is that there are many safari packages to suit your trips in the country and below, we look at some of them.

7 days Uganda safari - Gorilla trekking, Chimpanzee tracking, Wildlife Safaris, and Lake Bunyonyi

6 days Uganda Tour - Ziwa Rhinos, Wildlife in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Bwindi Gorillas and Lake Bunyonyi

5 days Uganda safari Tour - Gorilla trekking, Wildlife safaris and Lake Bunyonyi

4 days Uganda Tour - Wildlife safaris in Queen Elizabeth National Park and Lake Mburo National Park

3 days Uganda Tour - Gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Uganda has many tour operators to make you enjoy the safari experiences in the country. Choosing one, especially those with experience in the field will make your tours more comfortable.

Ensure that the company is registered and thus licensed to operate tours and travels.

Experienced guides will thus give you the best safaris to lead you to an enlightening experience as they will be knowledgeable about the wildlife, the local communities, and nature. As an incredible company with more than 12 years of organizing safari trips, we are happy to help organize your safaris and tours in Uganda.

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