Private & Tailor-Made Uganda Tours Packages For 2026-2030
For those prepared to exceed expectations and explore less frequented destinations, select our Private & Tailor-Made Uganda Tours & Vacations For 2026-2030. Our travel specialists can assist you in selecting the optimal months to visit Uganda and design an unforgettable vacation for you. In addition to daylight jeep safaris, nocturnal explorations of woods and national parks are also available. Cruise vessels on the Nile will bring you close to basking crocodiles and wallowing hippos. Embark on walking safaris and gorilla trekking through secluded jungles and arid grassland, or engage in horseback riding alongside herds of zebra and buffalo at Lake Mburo National Park.
Kibale Forest National Park serves as a habitat for more than 1,500 active chimpanzees. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, adjacent to Rwanda, is a UNESCO World Heritage site that harbors half of the world’s endangered mountain gorillas. In Queen Elizabeth National Park, tree-climbing lions are recognized for resting during the afternoon when elevated above the earth. If you are a visitor seeking safari experiences and wish to discover Africa’s lesser-known parks, Kabira Safaris can assist you. We are specialists in Africa, and the customized Untamed Uganda tour itinerary we create for you is guaranteed to impress.
Conclude your remarkable safari adventures at Mabamba Bay Wetland, located on the banks of Lake Victoria, renowned for its exceptional birdwatching prospects. Opt for a cruise or recline in a comfortable shore-side deckchair to relish the exquisite tranquilly of this tropical paradise—both options are invigorating.
Uganda Tours
Tailor-made Uganda Tour Packages provide profound experiences with gorillas, tumultuous rivers, and expansive savannahs. Navigate Bwindi’s fog-laden woodlands, traverse the wildlife-abundant Kazinga Channel, and investigate the savannahs of Queen Elizabeth National park. Your Destination Expert guarantees that each minute of your Uganda Tour expedition is meticulously curated and profoundly significant.
Each Uganda Tour itinerary is crafted by a Kabira Safari Destination Expert according to your needs. Through their meticulous planning and intimate local expertise, they ensure that every detail is attended to, allowing you to relish a customized Uganda tours.
Silverbacks, chimpanzees, leopards, and lionesses; Uganda serves as a living encyclopedia of fauna.
Few locations on Earth offer the opportunity to observe wild gorillas; but, in Uganda, one can encounter great apes and additional wildlife. Locate monkeys in the forests, hippos in the streams, elephants in the savannas, birds in the sky, and lions in the trees. In Uganda, it encompasses all beings, both large and small. During the intermissions of your binocular observations, engage in whitewater rafting on the Nile’s origin, prepare Bakiga cuisine with local inhabitants, explore traditional forest lifestyles, or interact with the dedicated Gorilla Doctors. A Tour to Uganda is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Tailor-Made Uganda Tour Packages
2 Day Gorilla Trekking Uganda
Two Days gorilla trekking Uganda to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is the top gorilla trekking destination in Uganda hosting almost half of the world’s remaining population of Mountain Gorillas found only in Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. About 19 Mountain Gorilla families are habituated in Bwindi Forest National Park and are open to trekking by eligible tourists each day. Mountain Gorilla families of the Bwindi family are allocated in 4 sectors of the parks.
2 Day Murchison Falls National Park
Concise yet comprehensive, providing an authentic depiction of the African savannah and its inhabitants. The two-day safari departs early from Kampala or Entebbe and proceeds north to Uganda’s largest wildlife reserve, Murchison Falls National Park. You will visit the summit of the falls and partake in a boat trip in the afternoon. You will conclude the day with an exhilarating evening game drive to observe buffaloes, lions, hyenas, giraffes, warthogs, waterbucks, and numerous other species.
2 Days Lake Mburo National Park
A two-day excursion to Lake Mburo National Park in Uganda provides an exceptional wildlife safari experience, encompassing game drives, boat cruises, and nature walks. Anticipate observing diverse fauna such as zebras, giraffes, buffaloes, and hippos, with the picturesque landscape of undulating hills and lakes. Lake Mburo National Park wildlife Safari Tour takes you to the smallest savannah park in Uganda also referred to as the “whispers of the wild”, because of the calm park that does not inhabit carnivores.
2 Days Queen Elizabeth Safari
A two-day safari to Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda provides an intensive wildlife experience, featuring game drives, a boat tour on the Kazinga Channel, and opportunities to observe tree-climbing lions. The park is renowned for its varied wildlife, encompassing elephants, buffaloes, hippos, and several avian species. Covering 1,978 sq. km, Queen Elizabeth National Park is the second most popularly visited Uganda safari park home to over 95 mammal species.
3 Day Gorilla Trekking Uganda
The Luxury 3 Day Gorilla Trekking Uganda For Premium First Time Travelers. Experience the thrill of gorilla trekking on a three-day safari in Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, where you’ll meet the majestic mountain gorillas. Situated in the southwestern region of Uganda, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park encompasses 321 km2 and is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Famously housing more than half of the world’s mountain gorillas, the forest is located between 1,160 and 2,607 meters above sea level.
3 Days Murchison Falls Tour
A Three day safari to Murchison Falls National Park in Uganda offers a fantastic opportunity to experience the park’s diverse wildlife, stunning scenery, and the powerful Murchison Falls National Park. The trip typically includes game drives, a boat cruise on the Nile, a visit to the top of the falls, and potentially a stop at the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. all-inclusive 3-Day Murchison Falls Safari Itinerary is organized for Solo, Group travelers, and Organizations.
3 Days Ngamba Island Tour
A three-day excursion to Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary provides a remarkable opportunity to see and acquire knowledge about orphaned chimpanzees. The sanctuary, situated on an island in Lake Victoria, offers a refuge for these animals and enables visitors to observe their distinctive behaviours. The program often encompasses boat transports to and from the island, lodging, meals, and guided interactions with the chimpanzees, including feeding sessions and nature tours.
Kigali to Bwindi Gorilla Trek
This 3-Day Bwindi gorilla trekking starts & ends in Kigali, Rwanda. Kigali to Bwindi Gorilla Trek Itinerary starts and ends in Kigali city or Kigali International Airport and is available all year round. Included in the package are the gorilla permit cost, transportation, guide fees, meals, and accommodation. This trip is very convenient for travelers who wouldn’t love to have the drive from Kampala to Bwindi which is almost twice that from Kigali to Bwindi.
3 Days Uganda Fly-In Gorilla Trek
This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity puts you in the company of endangered mountain gorillas in the heart of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Your flight will depart from Entebbe International Airport and arrive at the Kihihi airstrip just outside Bwindi National Park. About 340 mountain gorillas call this park home; it is one of just two reserves in the world where you may see this great ape subspecies in its natural habitat. While some families have become used to seeing humans, others will gladly let trekkers follow them while they go about their day.
3 Days Chimpanzee Trekking Kibale
For the 3 days chimpanzee trekking safari in Kibale Forest National Park, the trip will start and end in Kampala. Pick up and drop off will be by a knowledgeable safari guide in a private vehicle. Chimpanzees are man’s closest relatives after bonobos with about 98% DNA similar to that of humans. With the nature of chimpanzees, it is interesting to see the chimpanzees go about their daily lives and survive in their natural habitat. Kibale forest has the highest population of chimps living within their natural habitat.
4 Days Kidepo Safari
A four-day safari in Kidepo National Park provides a wildlife and culture experience in one of Uganda’s most secluded and breathtaking national parks. The program generally comprises game drives in the Narus and Kidepo valleys, a visit to the Kanangorok hot springs, and cultural interactions with the Karamojong people. Anticipate observing a diverse array of wildlife, including elephants, buffalo, giraffes, zebras, and many species of antelope. 4 Days Kidepo Safari Itinerary. Kidepo Valley National Park is such a unique destination, almost “untouched” and so scenic sitting within a valley surrounded by several mountains.
4 Days Murchison Falls Safari
4 Days Murchison Falls National Park Safari includes a game drive, boat cruise, hike to the top of the falls, and chimpanzee trekking at the adjacent Budongo forest. Your first activity will be Rhino tracking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary before reaching Murchison Falls Park. You will have game drives, a boat cruise, and a hike to the top falls at Murchison Falls National Park. On the third day of your, you do chimpanzee trekking in the adjacent Budongo Forest.
Gorillas vs Lion Tracking Itinerary
Tracking gorillas and lions are unique wildlife observation activities characterised by differing environments, varying levels of physical exertion, and durations. Gorilla trekking entails travelling through high woods to view gorillas, whereas lion tracking emphasises observing lions in their natural savanna habitat, typically from a vehicle.
6 Days Uganda Safari
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. This makes this 6 days Uganda trip one of the well-tailored tours in Uganda.
7 Days Uganda Safari
A 7-day Uganda safari generally encompasses animal observation in national parks such as Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth, chimpanzee trekking in Kibale, and gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. An esteemed itinerary may include a visit to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, an exploration of Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary, and participation in boat cruises on the Kazinga Channel.
8 Days Uganda Private Itinerary
This 8 Days Uganda customized safari in Uganda is tailored for the best experiences. The tour is private, customizable, can be undertaken any time of the year, and can be taken up by any kind of traveler. However, gorilla trekking is for travelers above 15 years of age. Eight Days Uganda Safari, Gorillas, Chimpanzee, and Wildlife. Kibale Forest National Park is the best Uganda chimpanzee trekking safari destination with the highest population of chimps therefore the best tracking experience.
9 Days Uganda Safari
A 9-day in Uganda can be filled with wildlife and primate interactions, featuring gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and chimpanzee tracking in Kibale National Park. The tour may also encompass excursions to additional national parks like as Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth, providing game drives, boat cruises, and chances to observe diverse wildlife.
9 Days Rwenzori Trekking
Nine Days Rwenzori Trekking through the Central circuit Route trail is a perfect trip with a transfer to the park as well as a drop-off to your hotel, place of residence, or Airport for a departure flight. The central circuit route starts from Nyakalengija following the Mubuku River valley, to the slopes of Mount Baker with the final trail leading to Mount Stanley peak of Margherita. However, when arriving and departing from Kampala or Entebbe International Airport the entire trip will be 9 days and 8 nights.
10 Days Rwenzori Mountains
The 10 days of trekking the Rwenzori Mountains on the Kilembe trail route is one of the best routes to trek the Rwenzori Mountains. The 10 Days Rwenzori Mountains trekking Kilembe trail is also known as the “southern circuit”. A trek through the Kilembe trail takes you through the sine hut (2,585 m), Kalalama hut (3.147m) to Mutinda Camp (3.688 m), Bugata Camp (4.062 m), Butawu Camp (3.974 m), Margherita Camp (4,485 m).
10 Days Uganda Safari
Rhino tracking, chimpanzee trekking, wildlife viewing, gorilla trekking, a boat cruise, a hike to the top of Murchison Falls, and a nature walk safari are the activities of this 10-Day Best of Uganda Itinerary. Kibale Forest National Park is the best Uganda Chimpanzee Trekking destination with the highest population of chimps, therefore, the best tracking experience. The Ten Days Uganda Safari Itinerary is private, customizable, can be undertaken any time of the year, and can be taken up by any kind of traveler.
10 Days Uganda Birding Holiday
For any avid birder, this is 10 Days Uganda Birding Itinerary worth undertaking with the chance to see very many bird species yet also undertake other activities. Activities undertaken on this 10 Days 9 nights Safari are Birding, Game Drives, boat cruise and Gorilla trekking. It includes a visit to Mabamba wetland, Kibale Forest National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park and Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
12 Days Uganda Safari Itinerary
12-Day Uganda Safari comprises a visit to Murchison Falls National Park, Kibale Forest National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, and Lake Mburo National Park. White water rafting, Rhino tracking, chimpanzee trekking, wildlife viewing, gorilla trekking, boat cruise, hike to the top of Murchison Falls, and a nature walk safari are the activities of this trip. Kibale Forest National Park is the best Uganda chimpanzee trekking safari destination with the highest population of chimps therefore the best tracking experience.
14 Days Uganda Birding Itinerary
Your Ultimate 14 Days Uganda Birding Itinerary Guide. This remarkable two-week birding tour in Uganda, organized by Kabira Safaris, caters to both experienced birdwatchers and nature aficionados desiring a leisurely yet fulfilling experience. This is a leisurely birdwatching expedition traversing Uganda’s most varied ecosystems, including verdant rainforests, tranquil marshes, expansive savannahs, and riverine environments.
14 Days Uganda Safari
This 14 Days Uganda Safari is an incredible journey into the Pearl of Africa, exploring the rich mosaic of different floras and faunas. Start with game drives and bush walks in the rich savannah plains of Kidepo Valley National Park in the northeastern part of Uganda. Then onto Murchison Falls National Park where you cruise the White Nile, view the magnificent Murchison Falls, and explore the wilderness on a game drive in your safari vehicle.
Serengeti And Uganda Gorilla Trek
Integrating a Serengeti safari with a gorilla walk in Uganda provides a multifaceted African wildlife experience. The itinerary includes flights between Tanzania and Uganda, with traditional safari game drives in the Serengeti and gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park or Mgahinga Gorilla National Park in Uganda. The optimal method is to fly from the Serengeti to Entebbe International Airport in Uganda, thereafter transferring to your selected gorilla trekking location.
Tanzania And Uganda Safari
A safari itinerary in Tanzania and Uganda generally integrates gorilla trekking in Uganda with wildlife observation in Tanzania’s Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater. A typical 10-day itinerary encompasses gorilla trekking in Bwindi, wildlife drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park, followed by a flight to Tanzania for the Serengeti and Ngorongoro. Alternative popular choices include visiting Lake Manyara, Tarangire, and Mount Kilimanjaro.
Rwanda vs Congo vs Uganda Safari
The Rwanda Congo Uganda Safari trip offers a tourist a great experience exploring Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Uganda the Pearl of Africa. Have a great exploring experience on this Rwanda vs Congo vs Uganda Safari Trip at affordable costs available all year round. With the inclusion of primate tracking mainly the chimpanzees and mountain gorillas living within their natural habitats.
Visit Uganda. Explore Uganda
Uganda has much to offer, the reason it is actually dubbed the Pearl of Africa. In case you are wondering why you should choose Uganda as your next safari destination, then there’s a lot. Just as you arrive in Uganda, the biggest lake on the African continent – Lake Victoria will calm you down with the cool breeze. The weather in Uganda is pleasant since it’s straddled by the equator line with temperatures at an average of about 22 degrees Celsius year-round. This weather makes safaris perfect most of the time of the year.
Even in the rainy season, don’t be surprised to have the day bright and the sun shining. Every kilometer you move in Uganda the scenery changes. The country is scenic and very beautiful to the eyesight. It never gets boring on the long drives with greenery in the background formed by several forests that form 6.3% of the total land area. Fresh fruit will always make your meals tastier. Uganda serves much of fresh foods grown from within the country as well as lots of fruits in the markets and many spots. The pineapples, sweet bananas, papaya, jack fruit, and many more are juicy and must not be missed on your trip.
Licensed Uganda Tour Operators
Uganda has many safari companies/tour operators and can be found on the internet. While planning to take Adventure tours to Uganda, remember to always use a prominent safari company.
A recommendable company should have tours related to those you would love to have, a well-detailed website, clear contact, and location details.
A genuine company will always have clear payment methods and be efficient communication. Kabira Safaris Africa. meets these requirements and works with partners in the tourism industry such as the Association of Uganda Tour Operators, Africa Tour Operators, and others.
Services are tailored according to your preference and therefore the top option for any kind of tour to Uganda.
What Can I See While On Uganda Tour Adventure?
A Uganda tour adventure offers unparalleled wildlife encounters, including endangered mountain gorillas in Bwindi, chimpanzees in Kibale, and tree-climbing lions in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Visitors can witness the powerful Murchison Falls, explore the Nile River, hike the Rwenzori Mountains, and view diverse birdlife and Big Five game across savannas and lakes.
Here is what you can see and experience:
- Prime Wildlife Safaris: View tree-climbing lions in the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Game drives in Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls national parks offer sights of elephants, buffaloes, and leopards.
- Primate Tracking: Trek to see endangered mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest or Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. Chimpanzee tracking is available in Kibale Forest National Park.
- Dramatic Landscapes & Waterfalls: Visit the Murchison Falls, where the Nile squeezes through a narrow gorge. Explore the scenic Crater Lakes and the Rwenzori Mountains.
- Boat Safaris & Birding: Take boat cruises on the Kazinga Channel (teeming with hippos and crocodiles) and the Nile River. Birdwatchers can spot the rare shoebill stork in Mabamba Swamp.
- Adventure Activities: Experience white-water rafting, bungee jumping, and kayaking on the Nile River near Jinja.
- Cultural & Unique Sights: Visit the Batwa pygmies for cultural trails, see rhinos at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, and visit Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary.
Key locations to visit include Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, Kibale Forest National Park, and Lake Bunyonyi.
Where Do I Stay During Ugandan Tour?
As tourist numbers increase in Uganda each year, the need for accommodation in safari lodges and hotels has also been catered for. Lodging can be accessed from the city and several towns and even in the African wild after great moments in the adventure trails.
- Luxury Accommodation: are offered at 5-star hotels and lodges and these pamper you throughout your stay. These are high-end accommodation facilities and the most expensive of all. Kampala Serena Hotel is one of the many luxury hotels.
- Mid-range/Standard Accommodation: is as accessible as any other throughout the country. In Uganda safari parks, are convenient and offer lodging facilities in lodges and tented camps. Many of these are built-in traditional settings a good example being the Kidepo Savannah Lodge in Kidepo Valley National Park.
- Budget/Basic Accommodation: is ready to offer lodging facilities to travelers on small budgets. Though not with the high-end touch and pampering, budget lodges and bands offer great meals and housing along with great hospitality. The Uganda Wildlife Authority constructed bands in many of the parks and therefore offering budget accommodation easily.
Camping is a great way of experiencing the wild while on safari to Uganda. For backpackers, this is an affordable and easy way to have your accommodation sorted. You can carry your camping gear but can also rent from the park through a safari company. Learn More about Uganda Safari Lodges
Best Time to Tour Uganda
The best time to visit Uganda for gorilla tracking and wildlife safaris is during the two dry seasons: June to September and December to February. During these months, trails are less slippery, roads are accessible, and wildlife gathers around waterholes, offering optimal viewing conditions.
- Best for Gorilla Tracking (Dry Seasons): June–September and December–February are ideal for trekking in Bwindi or Mgahinga, as the trails are dry and easier to navigate.
- Best for Game Viewing (Dry Seasons): June–September is peak season for wildlife viewing in national parks like Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls.
- Best for Birding: While great year-round, migratory birds are present from November to February.
- Best for Lower Costs (Wet Season): March–May and October–November are the rainy seasons, often resulting in lower accommodation prices and fewer tourists. However, trekking can be challenging due to muddy, slippery trails.
Uganda Safari Costs
Depending on the level of luxury, the season, and whether or not it includes fly-in transfers or gorilla trekking permits, the average cost of a Uganda safari can vary from $770 to $1,980 per person, per night, when double occupancy is included. Mid-range safaris cost between $1,100 and $1,160, while entry-level alternatives start about $770.
The price of a night on a luxury safari might approach $1,980. Compared to Tanzania or Kenya, the accommodations here are more basic, but they are still very comfortable and provide easy access to some of the best wildlife parks in the world, including as Queen Elizabeth National Park and Bwindi Forest.
Why Tour Uganda?
Uganda, the “Pearl of Africa,” is a top 2026 destination for its premier, affordable mountain gorilla trekking, diverse wildlife (Big Five), and lush, varied landscapes ranging from the Nile’s source to the Rwenzori Mountains. It offers unique experiences like chimpanzee trekking, tree-climbing lions, and adventure activities in a less-crowded, welcoming environment.
1. Gorilla Trekking
Gorilla trekking safaris in Uganda are unrivaled, they create lifetime experiences with a feel of the true aliveness of the African jungle. Mountain Gorillas are known to live only in Uganda, Rwanda, and Congo but Uganda is definitely always the best choice. Tour Bwindi Impenetrable National Park Uganda Both Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park offer affordable gorilla trekking tours at USD 600 for foreign nonresidents until July 2024 and USD 800 from then on.
This is half price for the trek in Rwanda and Congo is disturbed with political unrests. Uganda has the highest gorilla family number with 19 habituated Mountain Gorillas available for trekking.
It’s still only in Bwindi where tourists can have a gorilla habituation experience since a few of the mountain gorillas haven’t been fully habituated yet. Both trekking and habituation offer African Adventure Travellers a lifetime experience.
2. Chimpanzee tracking
Kibale Forest National Park is dubbed the primate capital of the world because of the high chimpanzee population in the park. Chimpanzee trekking safaris in Uganda is the best way of getting close to man’s closest relatives in their natural habitats. Other spots for chimp tracking on tours in Uganda include the Kyambura Gorge in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Budongo forest just adjacent to Murchison Falls National Park, and Kalinzu forest.
For Uganda safari tourists with limited time, visiting Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary is much rewarding. Here you don’t trek the chimpanzees but interact with them in their rescue center as well as learning a lot from their behavior.
3. Wildlife Viewing
Uganda is host to about 330 mammal species and therefore a great destination for wildlife tours in Africa. Tour Uganda and have the chance to view several wildlife species.
Other wildlife species include several antelopes like the Elands (biggest antelope) and the dik-dik (smallest antelope), Rock hyrax, Zebras, Giraffes, Warthogs, Oribis, Side striped jackal, Bushbucks, waterbuck, cheetahs, and many more.
Some of the wildlife species seen in Uganda include the big five African game which is Buffaloes, Lions, Leopards, Rhinos, and Elephants. Primate species include the Patas monkey, Black and White Colobus monkey, Golden monkeys, olive baboons, and many more. Wildlife viewing tours are best done on game drives using 4×4 open roof safari vehicles. Tours can be short or long depending on how much you would love to have the experience.
4. Hiking
Mountain Rwenzori and Mount Elgon are the ideal hiking tour destinations in Uganda. Mountain Rwenzori hosts the highest peak in the country at an altitude of 5,109 m above sea level. The hike to the peak of the Rwenzori’s last at least 8 Days.
Mount Elgon has its highest altitude at 4,321 m above sea level with three popular hiking trails of Sasa, Piswa, and the Sipi trails. Hiking Mount Elgon takes about 4-6 days depending on the hikers’ ability. Other hiking/walking trip destinations in Uganda include the Mgahinga Volcano hike, the Mount Moroto hike in north Eastern Uganda, and a hike to Kagulu hills in the Buyende district.
5. Birding
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.
Depending on what a birder would love to see, bird watching tours are good all year round. The Fox’s weaver is endemic to Uganda and found in the Eastern part of the country. Grey Crowned Crane is the country’s national bird.
Shoebill stork is the sought-after bird species by many of the birders in Uganda. 24 Albertine Rift endemics can also be seen in Uganda and these include the Ruwenzori Batis, Handsome Francolin, and many more.
Best bird watching spots include Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kidepo Valley National Park, Mabamba wetland, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Semuliki National Park, and many more.
6. White water rafting
White water rafting at the source of the Nile River in Jinja is the perfect way to get your adrenaline hyped. The rafts explode through huge walls of white water and drift through the warm green pools of the beautiful tropical sunshine.
Having a white water rafting experience in Jinja is just one perfect way any adventure lover can have an amazing experience on the Nile waters.
Rafting can be undertaken in different grades, ranging from grade 5 to grade 3, family rafting and other milder rafting experiences can also be undertaken by families.
7. People of Uganda
Cultural tours in Uganda can be in any part of the country with about 56 tribes that have different cultures and traditions. Taking cultural visits helps you have an insight into the traditions of Ugandans including music, dance, drama, and livelihoods.
Planning to have cultural safaris in Uganda can best be done on a long tour that is tailored with wildlife, birding, or gorilla safaris. The smallest tribes in Uganda include the Batwa pygmies and the IK people in Southwestern and North Eastern Uganda respectively.
Options for Uganda tours are endless with almost all of the wildlife species of East Africa seen here. The only difference is that Uganda is a less crowded destination and therefore you take advantage of viewing wildlife with fewer interruptions. This is a perfect way of getting lost in nature!