
Uganda & Rwanda - Locally led expeditions
Your Uganda Safari, Designed Around You
From gorilla treks and wildlife safaris to birding, culture, agro-tourism and highland expeditions - tailor-made across Uganda and Rwanda, planned by local guides, built around the days you actually have.
Eight Ways to Move Through This Country




Chimpanzee Trekking
Bwindi & Mgahinga
From $600 . 3 DAYS
Gorilla Trekking
Kibale Forest - Uganda's primate capital.
From $450 . 2 DAYS


Classic Wildlife Safari
1000+ species, dedicated circuits run 5-19days
From $600 . 3 DAYS


Rwenzori Trekking
Mountains of the Moon
From $1,400 . 7 DAYS




Birding
Queen Elizabeth & Murchison Falls - big game & boat cruises
From $380 . 3 DAYS
Cultural Heritage
Kasubi Tombs, Batwa story telling
From $150 . 1 DAY




Agro-Tourism
Lakes & Waterfalls
Coffee & tea estates, farm visits
Source of the Nile, Sipi Falls, Lake Bunyonyi
From $120 . 1 DAY
From $200 . 2 DAYS
Where You'll Actually Go
Uganda packs an extraordinary range into a small country — misty gorilla forests, open savanna, glacier-capped mountains, and volcanic lakes, often just hours apart.






Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Uganda's smallest park, on the slopes of the Virunga volcanoes bordering Rwanda and DR Congo. One trekking gorilla family, plus golden monkey tracking.
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Queen Elizabeth National Park
UNESCO World Heritage rainforest home to nearly half the world's remaining mountain gorillas, across four trekking sectors.
Uganda's most biodiverse park — tree-climbing lions, elephants, hippos, and the Kazinga Channel boat cruise.






Murchison Falls National Park
Uganda's largest park, where the Nile is forced through a 7-metre gorge. Boat cruises, big game drives, and chimp trekking nearby.
Kibale Forest National Park
Semuliki National Park
The primate capital of the world — 13 primate species, and Uganda's top chimpanzee trekking destination.
Tucked into the Western Rift Valley near DR Congo — hot springs at Sempaya, unique lowland forest bird species.






Lake Mburo National Park
Rwenzori Mountains National Park
Lake Bunyonyi
Uganda's only park permitting horseback and walking safaris among zebra and antelope.
The legendary "Mountains of the Moon" — Africa's third-highest peak, with multi-day glacier trekking routes.
One of Africa's deepest lakes, dotted with 29 islands, near Kabale — a calm, scenic stop after gorilla trekking.


