Home to half the world's remaining mountain gorillas, Africa's highest concentration of primates, and landscapes that will steal your breath away. Uganda offers wildlife encounters found nowhere else on Earth.
From tracking mountain gorillas to watching hippos from boats, Uganda offers experiences that will stay with you forever.
Come face-to-face with endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat
Encounter our closest relatives in Kibale Forest, the primate capital of Africa
Lions, elephants, leopards, buffalo, and rhinos in pristine parks
Witness the Nile squeeze through a 7-meter gorge on a boat cruise
Trek the legendary "Mountains of the Moon" with equatorial glaciers
Explore ten stunning national parks, each offering unique wildlife experiences and breathtaking landscapes.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to nearly half of the world's mountain gorillas. Trek through dense rainforest to encounter these magnificent primates in their natural habitat — an experience that will change your life forever.
Uganda's most popular park features the famous tree-climbing lions of Ishasha, hippos crowding the Kazinga Channel, and over 600 bird species. Experience classic African wildlife in stunning volcanic landscapes.
Known as the primate capital of Africa, Kibale hosts 13 species including chimps and rare red colobus monkeys. The lush rainforest creates perfect conditions for unforgettable chimp tracking experiences.
Where the Nile squeezes through a 7-meter gorge and plunges 43 meters below. Witness the most powerful waterfall in Africa while spotting crocodiles, hippos, and giraffes along the riverbanks.
Essential information to help you prepare for an unforgettable Ugandan adventure.
June-September and December-February for dry season wildlife viewing. Gorilla trekking permits are easier to obtain in these periods.
Most visitors need a visa ($50 online or on arrival). Consider the East African Tourist Visa ($100) for visits to Uganda, Kenya, and Rwanda.
Yellow fever vaccination required. Malaria prophylaxis recommended. Travel insurance with medical evacuation coverage is essential.
Neutral-colored clothing, hiking boots, binoculars, camera with zoom lens, sunscreen, and a good quality daypack.
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