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With just over a week in Uganda, you can see most of the country's highlights. You'll visit incredible national parks like Murchison Falls, Kibale Forest, and the ancient Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. You'll track rhinos, seek out gorillas and chimpanzees, and take a boat ride to the roaring Murchison Falls.
Head from Kigali into a UNESCO Natural World Heritage park to see mountain gorillas in their natural habitat with this itinerary. You'll follow a ranger into the jungle of the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park to meet these endangered animals in their home along the western Rift Valley.
On this eight-day tour, you will be visiting some of Uganda's incredible national parks. Begin at Kibale Forest National Park, where you will track chimpanzees and go bird-watching at a wetland preserve. Continue to Queen Elizabeth National Park for land and water safaris. You'll see elephants, lions, leopards, hippos, buffaloes, crocodiles, and more! End with the experience of a lifetime: seeing wild mountain gorillas up close at Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park.
If you've ever wanted to see and photograph gorillas in the wild, this trip is for you! Seek out silverbacks, harvest coffee with the locals, and hike into a volcanic crater as you travel through three African countries. Immerse yourself in several distinctive local cultures for the trip of a lifetime.
Head deep into the magnificent Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. Located in southwestern Uganda, its mist-covered hillsides are blanketed by one of the country's oldest and most biologically diverse rainforests. The purpose of your excursion will be to see wild mountain gorillas, one of the most endangered great ape species on the planet. Expert park rangers will guide you into the forest and help you interact with the gorillas in a responsible and environmentally-friendly way.
Fall in love with the wild landscapes of Uganda and the animals that live in them on this six-day adventure. Keep an eye out for lions, elephants, and more as you explore two national parks and enjoy safaris on both land and water. You'll also spend a day tracking a family of mountain gorillas through the forest for an unforgettable experience.
Though you can experience the famous Queen Elizabeth National Park in three to four days to embark on game drives and see abundant birdlife, a week offers a well-rounded trip to...
With one week in Uganda, you can race around the country, ticking off the must-see sites in Entebbe, Kibale National Park, and Bwindi Impenetrable National Park on a highlights...
Depending on your preferred activities, you can cover four to seven destinations on a 10-day itinerary in Uganda. Travelers wanting wildlife highlights should see Ziwa Rhino...
With two weeks in Uganda, you can experience six regions—or move at a faster pace and add a visit to Rwanda. Chimpanzee trekking in Kibale National Park, white rhino encounters...
Landing in the middle of Uganda's shorter dry season, January is a great time to explore Queen Elizabeth and Bwindi National Parks. As the main tourist season is yet to arrive,...
February is one of Uganda's hottest and driest months, making it an ideal time to trek through the lush jungle in search of mountain gorillas. Stick to Kibale, Queen Elizabeth,...
As long as you pack quality rain gear, March is a great time to visit Uganda. While some roads in the country's south become impassible, and trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable...
April may be the wettest month in Uganda, but if you pack quality rain gear and don't mind bumpy roads, it's a good time to take advantage of the quiet national parks, cheaper...
Discover Uganda's diverse wildlife and landscapes over nine action-packed days. After a night in Entebbe, transfer to Murchison Falls National Park for a game drive, boat cruise, and hike to the falls. The journey continues with a visit to Kibale National Park for a chimpanzee trek and a walk through the Bigodi Wetlands Sanctuary. Next is Queen Elizabeth National Park, where you can go on an evening game drive before your last stop—Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park—to track gorillas.
In nine days, you'll discover three of Uganda's wildlife-heavy national parks paired with rich cultural experiences at each stop. Spend a night in Entebbe, enjoying a delicious welcome dinner, before transferring to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park for a gorilla trek and a chance to meet the Batwa people. Then, it's onto Queen Elizabeth National Park, where you can enjoy a game drive and engage with the local Kataara women. Finish in Kibale National Park with a chimpanzee trek and a traditional Kitooro lunch.
In just five days, you'll explore the Ugandan city of Entebbe and track gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. Start with a delicious welcome dinner and a leisurely walk through the Entebbe Botanical Gardens. Then, transfer to the national park, stopping at the equator to stand in both hemispheres. After a good night's sleep at a cozy lodge, follow a guide during a trek to find the gorillas and observe them in their natural habitat before returning to Entebbe for a boat tour of Mabamba Bay.
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We actually booked three separate trips with Agnes at Umoja Motherland Tours; My wife and I participated in Uganda Safari, my daughter and I - Trek on Mt Kilimanjaro, and, my wife's stay at Amani Villa. I am only going to address the Uganda tour only in this particular review.
I thought every thing went really well. The itinerary was super, the planning was easy, the accommodations were fine and our driver/guide was superb. At the end of our Uganda tour we spent extra days in Entebbe on our own and this was the icing on the cake.
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