A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Spend an afternoon exploring Entebbe
7 days, from £3,155 to £5,040
Enjoy the hustle and bustle of Entebbe
17 days, from £5,430 to £8,670
Trek through Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park in search of mountain gorillas and spend time observing them
11 days, from £5,520 to £8,810
Join dedicated researchers and guides to track chimpanzees from nest to nest in Kibale National Park
13 days, from £8,660 to £13,830
Visit Murchison Falls, the world's most powerful waterfall, on a boat safari
13 days, from £8,745 to £13,960
Bursting with passion for Uganda’s savannahs, lakes and jungles, our experts know the country’s ecosystems like the backs of their hands. With a focus on conservation and wildlife, our itineraries are tailored to those wanting to explore the road less travelled; think up-close encounters with gorillas, a rare (and comparably affordable) experience that requires pricey permits in neighbouring countries. We can also hand-craft trips for solo travellers, families and even sabbaticals by combining the easy-to-access landscapes of Rwanda, Kenya or Tanzania.
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Uganda Travel Advice & Information
Our consultants’ Ugandan expertise is rooted not only in over 20 years of experience, but also in the firsthand knowledge of someone born and raised in East Africa. This has blessed us with close in-country connections who regularly update us on the best safari experiences and remote jungle properties. During your trip, we’ll liaise with our local Concierge and guides to bring special requests to life, such as a romantic sunset dinner overlooking the savannah. Finally, our app is full of helpful information we’ve curated firsthand, such as restaurant recommendations and cultural experiences suited to your interests.
Uganda's southern border is dominated by Lake Victoria, her blue waters funnelling into the Nile, which journeys the length of Uganda. Yet more water is locked up in the glacier-capped and mysterious Rwenzori Mountains - the so-called 'Mountains of the Moon' - that fringe the western border. In fact, unlike many other African countries Uganda seems to adhere to natural borders rather than arbitrary colonial-era straight lines, with the far north bound by the Sahara and the east transforming into arid plains.
But for us, and in spite of the spectacular wildlife and landscapes, the highlight of any Uganda holiday is the Ugandans themselves. This is a country best explored by road and there's something hugely heart-warming about the waves and smiles from everyone you pass by on the road. The people you meet at lodges and National Parks are, to man and woman, extremely friendly and the guides supremely knowledgeable and amongst the very best in Africa.
Uganda is a country of great contrasts and presents opportunities for extraordinary experiences throughout the year, from gorilla and chimpanzee tracking, mountain climbing, whitewater rafting and excellent viewing of the wide variety of flora and fauna found in the National Parks. Lions, leopards, buffaloes and elephant can all be seen on a Uganda safari and although the wildlife is not always prolific, Uganda is home to over 1,000 species including many that are endemic, and each park presents something different. Twitchers should note that the birdlife is second to none.
Our team of destination experts will get to know you and your unique requirements for your holiday
We work with you to build an ultra-personalised holiday itinerary with your choice of accommodation, experiences and activities
All of our holidays include little extras designed to make a big difference to your trip, from fast-tracking you through airport check-in and security to our network of local Concierges
