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1 Day Gorilla Trekking Uganda
If you are interested in seeing the world-famous mountain gorillas but just have a day to spare in the nation, a 1-day Gorilla Trekking Uganda through Bwindi forest is an intriguing and entertaining short excursion. Depending on the client’s preference, this tour can begin at either Kabale town in southern Uganda or Kigali City in Rwanda and end either at the same point or by driving to Kigali.

2 Days Gorilla Trekking Uganda
Those interested in hiking mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park but staying in Rwanda can have a 2 Days Gorilla Trekking Uganda through Kigali. Less time spent driving and less distance covered are additional goals. See Uganda’s mountain gorillas on a two-day Bwindi gorilla safari via Kigali for under USD700.00 per person, per trek, with our affordable gorilla permits.

3 Days Gorilla Trekking Uganda
There is no way to adequately prepare for the awe-inspiring beauty, strength, and soulful brown eyes, expressions, and demeanour of a family of wild mountain gorillas in the dense misty jungle of Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. Being in their company is truly a magical experience. All it takes to alter the course of your life is an hour spent with these mild-mannered beings.

Uganda Day Tours
Uganda Day tours/Day trips in Uganda are affordable trips suitable for all kinds of travelers including families and adventure seekers. The tremendous biodiversity of Uganda makes it a popular safari destination with a wide range of ecosystems. Wildlife abounds in this region, including chimpanzees and gorillas in the woods, the Big Five (rhinoceros, lion, leopard, elephant, and buffalo) in savannah reserves, hippos in tropical rivers, and an incredible 1,080 bird species.

Short Uganda Safaris
These short Uganda Safaris are majorly tailored for 2-5 days normally visiting 1 Or 2 National Parks. Short Uganda Safaris are popular because the fact that they are affordable Short Uganda Safaris or known and cheap to undertake compared to any other Long Safari trips. Taking a Short Safari to Uganda can be for any activity depending on the traveler’s choice there’s no restriction to any activity or park. Any Park in Uganda.

Long Uganda Safaris
All-inclusive Long Uganda Safaris are trips ranging from 6 to over 21 days. These Long Uganda Safaris are tailor-made tours to several national parks with a visit to at least 2 to 10 of the national parks in Uganda. The beautiful Pearl of Africa has a lot to offer and a short trip could only offer you a highlight of the beauty of the country therefore a Long Safari in Uganda is the best way to tour Uganda.

Gorilla Trekking From Kigali
If you are interested in trekking mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, Uganda, but would rather stay in Rwanda, this 3-day Uganda gorilla trekking from Kigali is for you. Additionally, it is designed for individuals who would like a shorter driving time but still want to trek the gorillas in Uganda. In contrast to the 8–9 hour trip from Entebbe to Ruhija, the travel from Kigali to Ruhija, where you will trek gorillas, is only about four or five hours.

Gorilla Flying Safari to Bwindi
When you go on a gorilla flying safari, you can land at Kihihi or Kisoro Airstrips, which will take you to either the Buhoma side of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park or Kisoro (Rushaga and Nkuringo in the southern part of Bwindi). For those who are short on time but yet want to see the gorillas in Uganda, this is the perfect vacation. Travelling from Entebbe to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is much easier with this. From the airport (Kihihi) to Buhoma, the flight will take 1.5 hours and the drive another 1.5 hours.

Lion Tracking And Gorilla Trekking
Safaris in Uganda provide a wide variety of activities, but two of the most popular are mountain gorilla trekking and lion tracking. This is because there is a close proximity between the two venues, which adds to the excitement, and the fact that the events themselves are quite thrilling. Approximately two to three hours’ drive separate Queen Elizabeth National Park from Bwindi and Mgahinga National Parks, two potential destinations for mountain gorilla trekking safaris in Uganda. Consequently, it’s not hard to do either of these things.

6 Days in Uganda Itinerary
6 Days Uganda Safari, with the first visit to Queen Elizabeth National Park famed for the tree-climbing lions and wildlife-filled Kazinga channel. Bwindi and Lake Mburo come after the visit to Queen Elizabeth Park. Queen Elizabeth National Park hosts about 95 mammal species including almost 2500 elephants. Bwindi Forest Park is home to almost half of the world’s mountain gorillas and Lake Mburo National Park is the best walking safaris park.

7 Days in Uganda Itinerary
1 week in Uganda comprises activities like Gorilla trekking, Game drive, boat cruise, cycling, or nature walk and visits to the equator line. Safari starts and ends in Kampala-Uganda’s capital. From Kampala, the transfer will have its first stop at the equator line then continue to Queen Elizabeth National Park. At the park, you will undertake a game drive in one of the most popular national parks in the country in search of wildlife. After the game drive, take a boat cruise.

8 Days in Uganda Itinerary
This 8-day safari starts and finishes in Kampala, Uganda, and travels across the country’s western region, which is home to a wide variety of animals and stunning landscapes. A large number of zebras and other animals, including warthogs, buffalo, oribis, hippos, crocodiles, and birds (the park is home to more than 332 bird species), inhabit the 371 sq km that make up Lake Mburo National Park, one of the primary stops on this safari. Mountain gorillas call Bwindi Impenetrable Forest home.

9 Days in Uganda Itinerary
On a 9-day safari through Uganda, you’ll visit Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, where you can see the country’s sole remaining population of wild rhinos; Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, home to the enchanted mountain gorillas; Murchison Falls National Park, home to four of the big five and the spectacular waterfall itself; Queen Elizabeth National Park, home to the rare tree-climbing lions; Lake Mburo National Park, home to zebras and giraffes; and Kibale Forest National Park, where you can spot our closest evolutionary relatives—the chimpanzees.

10 Days in Uganda Itinerary
This moderately priced travel visits four national parks: Bwindi Impenetrable, Queen Elizabeth, Kibale Forest, and Murchison Falls. It lasts for ten days and nine nights. Once the transfer departs from Kampala, it will make a pit stop near the equator line before continuing on to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park the following day, where visitors can experience gorilla trekking. With multiple gorilla families present, visitors to this national park have an excellent chance of encountering these docile giants on foot. Queen Elizabeth National Park is another stop on the Ugandan safari.

Birding And Primates Viewing
This monkey and birding safari takes you to the crown jewel of Africa’s forests—Uganda—where you can see more species of birds and primates than anywhere else. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is well-known for its reputation as one of Africa’s most biologically rich woods, while Kibale Forest boasts East Africa’s greatest concentration of primates. The latter also has the distinction of being a UESCO World Heritage Site, and the African Bird Club has ranked it as the best place to go birding in Africa.

12 Days in Uganda Itinerary
Kampala is the starting and ending point of this 12-day Uganda Safari. The ultimate price tag includes one gorilla permit, which costs $800 per person. Western Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is the destination of your safari. More than 340 mountain gorillas call this park home; their numbers constitute half of the world’s total. The safari also includes a stop at Murchison Falls, a popular spot for boat rides and a wide range of animals, including lions, elephants, bush bucks, antelopes, kobs, birds, and countless more.

Birding, Primates And Wildlife Itinerary
Throughout the trip, you are accompanied by a very knowledgeable birding Uganda safari guide who will help you identify all of the bird species and wild animals during the trip. The 14 days Birding in Uganda Tour is customizable and can be undertaken mostly in the dry season between June-August and December – February. Bird watching tours in Uganda are perfect for avid birders, seasoned birders, groups, families, and solo travelers. Uganda has over 1,065 confirmed bird species distributed all through the borders of the country.

Shoebills, Endemics And Primates
This 19 Days Uganda Birding Tour focuses on the “must-see” birds of Uganda, though we’ll certainly see a lot of widespread spectacular species like Great Blue Turaco, Ross’s Turaco, amazing barbets, and so many others. We can also expect to see other star species such as the Red-faced Barbet, as well as the incomparable Gorillas, troop encounters with Chimpanzees, and a slew of other primates. We’ll also see breathtaking scenery such as the Bwindi, the Virunga Volcanoes, and Africa’s largest lake, Lake Victoria, as well as the breathtaking Budongo Forest and Murchison Falls.

Luxury Uganda Gorilla Trekking
Ugandan Luxury Gorilla Trekking, Picture this: after a day of exploring a park or forest in search of gorillas, you may unwind in the ultimate luxury of your lodgings. The finest lodgings and most first-rate amenities are the hallmarks of luxurious lodges. The accommodations and mode of transportation used on a safari determine its level of luxury. The most costly kind of vacation in Uganda is a luxury gorilla safari. They are defined by their use of 4×4 safari land cruisers, lodging in luxury lodges, and travelling via chartered or scheduled planes.

Budget Uganda Gorilla Safaris
Gorilla Budget Safaris in Uganda can be either short or long, with the option to stay in inexpensive lodges or hotels while trekking with gorillas. There is a significant price difference between budget and luxury lodges. Even without the opulent amenities of five-star hotels, staying in more modest lodgings is a pleasant experience. There are several affordable lodges spread out around Uganda’s national parks, including Bwindi Impenetrable and Mgahinga Gorilla. For your gorilla safari in Uganda, Kabira Safaris can assist you in making reservations at any of the many affordable safari lodges or even campgrounds in the country.

Gorillas And Wildlife Itinerary
hroughout this 7-day Uganda Gorillas and Wildlife safari, you’ll have the chance to see a wide variety of animals and plants, including: chimpanzees in Kibale Forest, mountain gorillas in the dense rainforest of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, and Savannahs in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Among the cultural experiences we provide are treks, wildlife drives, and encounters with the ancient Batwa Pygmies in Bwindi Forest, among others. Uganda is known as the Pearl of Africa for good reason: it is a veritable paradise for animals.

Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Vs Volcanoes
What’s Your Pick For Your Next gorilla trekking safari? – If you’re trying to decide between Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park and Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park because of your interest in gorilla trekking, the comparison of the two that follows is based on our knowledge and experience and should help you make your decision. The truth is that your mountain gorilla trekking experience will be very similar whether you visit Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park or Volcanoes National Park.

Gorilla Trekking For Seniors
Going on a gorilla trek with the elderly. With Kabira Safaris & Tours Africa, gorilla trekking is made simple for people who are not fit enough, elderly, or unable to go up to see the gorillas. Are you planning to trek gorillas with your mother, father, or sibling who is old, senior, or who is disabled? There is no upper age limit for gorilla trekking if one can get to the park, however, there are ways to make it easier for senior people to see the gorillas.

Gorillas in the Mist
Gorillas in The Mist Itinerary to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, where you can trek mountain gorillas and encounter a unique family of these primates. Watching a family of gorillas interact, play, and forage for food in the rainforest is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get up close and personal with nature. Then, take a village stroll on the rainforest’s outskirts to get to know the locals and their way of life. Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime gorilla safari combined with the amenities and facilities of a posh Ugandan resort.

Rwenzori Climbing And Gorilla Trekking
The Perfect 12 Days Itinerary for Hikers. If you want to see the mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park and climb Mount Rwenzori, this 12-day Rwenzori and Gorilla Trekking is the way to go. Both Entebbe, Uganda and Kigali, Rwanda are suitable beginning and ending points for your Rwenzori and Gorilla Trekking adventure. For your perusal, I have provided a complete schedule of the Rwenzori And Gorilla Trekking Safari.

5 Days Uganda Itinerary Ideas
In five brief days in Uganda, you may efficiently explore two locations. Nature enthusiasts ought to contemplate gorilla tracking in Bwindi and Queen Elizabeth National Parks, whilst adventurous travellers may seek an off-road quad-biking expedition in Jinja. Concentrate on culture and gastronomy while interacting with rescued chimpanzees at the Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary, or venture off the conventional route to witness animals at Mgahinga National Park.

10 Days Uganda Itinerary Ideas
Based on your chosen activities, a 10-day itinerary in Uganda can encompass four to seven destinations. Travellers seeking wildlife experiences should visit Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, and those aiming to explore national parks should consider Queen Elizabeth National Park to observe the tree-climbing lions. For adventurous sports, travel to Jinja and undertake the three-day trek across Mount Elgon.

Self Drive Uganda
Embark on an 18-day self-drive safari through Uganda and experience the country’s most iconic animals, primates, and exciting adventures. Experience the wonders of Kidepo savanna plains, Murchison Falls, and Queen Elizabeth National Parks on foot while you travel alongside golden monkeys, endangered mountain gorillas, and chimpanzees. Indulge in an exhilarating array of Jinja adventure activities with our comprehensive 18-Day Uganda Self Drive Safari package.

25 Days in Uganda Itinerary
25-day safari is among the greatest options. While in Uganda, you can go on a journey to visit the three most famous primates in the country (mountain gorillas, golden monkeys, and chimpanzees), as well as experience the Big Five and the excitement of Jinja, known as the “Adventure Capital of East Africa.” The highlight of your trip to Uganda will be monitoring mountain gorillas in Bwindi National Park, one of the 10 national parks in Uganda.

Uganda Western Birding Itinerary
we’ll visit some of the nation’s most important ecosystems. The western region of the nation is perhaps the most abundant in terms of the wide variety of bird species a birder would take into account when arranging a birding safari in Uganda. In addition to the spectacular savannah inhabitants, it is home to the region’s highly sought-after Albertine Rift endemics, protected species from the Congo forest, a good number of foresters, mountain birds, and water birds.

Rwenzori And Gorilla Trekking
The Perfect 12 Days Itinerary for Hikers. If you want to see the mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park and climb Mount Rwenzori, this 12-day Rwenzori and Gorilla Trekking is the way to go. Both Entebbe, Uganda and Kigali, Rwanda are suitable beginning and ending points for your Rwenzori and Gorilla Trekking adventure. For your perusal, I have provided a complete schedule of the Rwenzori And Gorilla Trekking Safari.

30 Days Birding in Uganda
The focus of this 30 Days hardcore birding safari in Uganda are the Albertine Rift Endemics and the only 1 species endemic to Uganda – Fox’s Weaver, the Shoebill Stork, Papyrus Gonolek, Black-breasted, Black-collared and Red-faced Barbet, White-backed Night Heron, African Finfoot, Albertine Rift Endemics, mostly the African Green Broadbill and Short-tailed Warbler, Green-breasted Pitta, Congo Serpent Eagle, African Piculet, Puvel’s Illadopsis, Nahan’s Francolin, Cassine’s Hawk-Eagle, Lesser Kestrel Orange Weaver, Quail-Plover, Secretary Bird, Sandgrouses among others.

Great Apes And River Rafting
A 10-day Great Apes And River Rafting tour that integrates traditional activities such as safari and the great ape tracking (gorillas and chimpanzees) with pack-rafting on picturesque crater lakes and exhilarating river rafting! You will embark on an overnight rafting expedition, include camping in the wilderness, navigate another river at the base of the Rwenzori Mountains, and, of course, float the Nile on this 10-day Great Apes And River Rafting journey.

Uganda Safari Experience
A Uganda safari provides a diverse array of wildlife encounters within a compact area, including chimpanzee and gorilla trekking, river safaris, and game drives. In addition to its fauna, Uganda’s scenery are breathtaking, featuring lush highlands, stunning crater lakes, and impressive waterfalls. This place truly offers everything for everyone.

Gorilla River Rafting
Your Gorilla River Rafting excursion will commence and conclude at Rukungiri Centre, specifically at Heritage Hotel Country Club, where you will be collected. If you wish to stay overnight, either before or after the excursion, we highly recommend this hotel in Rukungiri. We partner with them, and you may reserve their services via our platform. The cost for an overnight stay, inclusive of breakfast, is 100 USD per room (for two individuals).

Gorilla Habituation Experience
The Gorilla Habituation Experience is an activity in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda, where visitors spend an extended period (four hours) with a mountain gorilla family that is currently undergoing the process of being habituated to human presence. Unlike traditional trekking, this experience involves being part of the process of getting a wild gorilla group accustomed to researchers and tourists.