Embark on a thrilling 17-day Uganda Wildlife Safari, immersing in the untamed African wilderness (the big 5). Explore Kidepo Valley National Park, enjoy big game drives, boat trips, primates trekking, Gorilla tracking, cultural walks, and more. The adventure begins and concludes at Entebbe Airport.

Located just 55 kilometers from Fort Portal, Semliki National Reserve is the nearest prominent city to the reserve. Renowned for hosting the largest population of Uganda kobs and a diverse array of birds, the park is a wildlife haven with numerous tourist attractions.

The investment in the gorilla trekking experience in Uganda is truly worthwhile. Sitting just a few meters away from a four-hundred-pound silverback and its entire family brings the world to life, altering your perspective on the natural world in a profound and lasting way.

This 6-day Uganda great apes safari will take you to the home of the gentle giants (Mountain Gorillas) – Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. After your date with the gentle giants, you will travel to Mgahinga for a Batwa ‘pygmies’ cultural experience via Lake Bunyonyi and concludes with a visit to the Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary offshore at Entebbe.

Embark on a safari adventure that leads you to Queen Elizabeth National Park, offering a unique perspective as you observe the park’s picturesque landscapes from the elevated vantage point of a hot air balloon. Marvel at herds of buffalo, elephants, and other wildlife, while also taking in the beauty of Lake Katwe, renowned as one of the most stunning crater lakes globally.
Further exploration awaits you on land during an exciting game drive through the park. Concluding this memorable journey, you’ll visit the Kyambura Gorge for a chimpanzee trek in the captivating “hanging rainforest.”

Explore Africa’s renowned wildlife in Uganda’s petite savanna park, perfect for a weekend retreat from the bustling capital or for conference attendees in Entebbe/Kampala. Located approximately 240 km from Kampala along the Masaka – Mbarara Road, Lake Mburo National Park is easily accessible through the Nshara gate, just 15 kilometers from the main road when coming from Kampala.

Founded in October 1998, Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary was created to provide care for orphaned chimpanzees rescued from poachers by the Uganda Wildlife Authority, offering them a chance at survival.