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8 days Uganda safari and gorilla package
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8 days Uganda safari and gorilla

  • Duration: 18 days

  • Start Date: 31 Oct 2026

  • End Date: 18 Nov 2026

  • From: USD 3,700.00

  • Add-ons: 0

Overview

8-Day Uganda SafariExperience the best of Uganda on an exciting 8-day safari combining wildlife, primates, breathtaking landscapes, culture, and unforgettable encounters with nature.The journey begins in Kampala with rhino tracking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, followed by the spectacular wildlife of Murchison Falls National Park, including game drives and a Nile boat cruise. Continue to Fort Portal and Bigodi for a community experience and chimpanzee tracking, before exploring the hot springs and forests of Semuliki National Park.The safari continues through Queen Elizabeth National Park for wildlife viewing before heading to the forests of Bwindi, where you experience the incredible mountain gorilla trek. Relax around the beautiful Lake Bunyonyi, then continue to Lake Mburo National Park for more wildlife before returning to Kampala.This adventure offers a memorable combination of rhinos, chimpanzees, gorillas, elephants, lions, hippos, buffaloes, antelopes, scenic landscapes, cultural experiences, and Uganda’s diverse national parks.

Trip Details

Comfort Level
MID RANGE
Itinerary
Customisable on request
Departures
Can start on any day, subject to availability.
Airport Transfer
Airport transfers are not offered on this trip.
International Flights
You book your own international flights.
Getting Around
Pop-up roof 4x4 vehicle, Boat, Domestic flights, Minivan
Per Vehicle
Up to 8 travellers

Activities

  • Game drives
  • Night game drives
  • Walking safari
  • Balloon safari
  • Gorilla trekking
  • Bird watching
  • Hiking
  • Cultural visit
  • Chimpanzee trekking

Perfect for

PhotographersHoneymoonsFamiliesWalking EnthusiastsCanoe LoversSolo TravellersGroup Tours

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