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Touring in Uganda on a tour to Uganda trips– the Pearl of Africa is a journey off the beaten path! Uganda tours/Uganda tour adventures offer you a golden opportunity to undertake some of the most fascinating safari activities in Uganda such as gorilla trekking, chimpanzee trekking, game viewing, bird watching mountain hiking adventures, thrilling cultural encounters, etc.

Not only is this country known for protecting almost 50% of the endangered Mountain Gorillas in its Bwindi Impenetrable National Park but, it’s also a paradise for African chimpanzee tracking safaris in Kibale Forest National Park. Uganda Kibale Forest National Park holds the highest concentration of primates in the world!

Usually, most travelers on trips in Uganda visit Queen Elizabeth National Park home of tree climbing Lions, Murchison Falls National Park, Lake Mburo National Park, etc.

The Ugandan government is doing its best with tour operators to develop tourism. Therefore this industry in this country is growing rapidly and expect a remarkable experience!

For a rewarding experience on your Uganda trips, you’re advised to book your expedition with a reliable safari company.

This Uganda travel blog will high lighten you on the best trips to undertake as you travel to Uganda. Safaris in Uganda can be on your added on a Kenya or Rwanda tour!

Feel free to contact us for any inquiries!

Types of Uganda Tours | Major Categories of Uganda Safari Trips

Below are the prominent categories of safari experiences when you visit Uganda:

Mountain Gorilla Trekking Adventures
Chimpanzee Tracking Trips in Kibale forest national park
Wildlife Viewing Expeditions
Birding watching Trips
Cultural encounters
Adventure Trips, for example, white water rafting.

Attractions in Uganda | Things to See in Uganda

As you visit Uganda, expect to encounter several thrilling attractions counting those that can’t be found in any other African safaris destination.

Here are the key attractions in Uganda to look for:

1. Gorillas

Normally, most travelers on Uganda trips are interested in encountering gorillas. These fascinating gentle giants are usually spotted on Uganda gorilla trekking trips in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

Also, you can have a Uganda gorilla adventure in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. On this expedition, you can visit Lake Bunyonyi to relax.

Please note that gorillas are the major attractions in Uganda!

As you visit Uganda, other amazing primate species to look for include:

Chimpanzees
Olive Baboons
Red-tailed Monkeys
Blue Monkeys
Golden Monkeys
Bush babies and Pottos, etc.

Kibale Forest National Park is the best place to spot primates in Uganda. It’s prominent for chimpanzee safaris.

2. Amazing Game Animals

This country is home to over 345 mammal species. Among these include the Big Five (Lion, Leopard, cape Buffalo, Elephant, Rhino), Giraffes, Zebras, Giant Nile Crocodiles, Hippos, Cheetahs, Hyenas, and several antelope species.

The above game animals of Uganda are usually spotted on game safaris, boat cruise trips, and nature walks in parks such as Queen Elizabeth National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, etc.

3. Beautiful Birds

This country holds over 1,090 bird species found in different national parks, game reserves as well as Ramsar sites, etc. Among these include forest birds, Albertine Rift endemics, water birds, savannah, and migratory birds from November to April.

The key bird species in Uganda to look for include:

1) The Shoebill

2) African Green Broadbill

3) Green-breasted Pitta

4) Handsome Francolin

5) African Fish Eagle

6) Secretary bird

7) Red-throated bee-eaters

8) Double-toothed Barbet and,

9) King Fishers, etc.

4. Breathtaking Physical Features and Landforms

Landforms are among the key tourist attractions in Uganda. Among these include:

Beautiful lakes such as Lake Victoria, Lake Bunyonyi, and Lake Albert. Lake Victoria is the largest lake in Africa while Lake Bunyonyi is the deepest in Uganda.
Legendary rivers counting River Nile (Nile River), the longest river in the world. The source of the River Nile (Nile River) is found in Jinja.
Dazzling mountains, for example, the snowcapped Rwenzori Mountains, Mount Elgon near Kenya, etc.
Picturesque waterfalls, such as Murchison Falls, and Sipi Falls

5. Amazing People and Cultures

On your Uganda expedition, you have a golden opportunity to encounter some of amazing unique people. Among these include the Batwa people around Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Mgahinga park, and Lake Bunyonyi.

The others include the Karamajongs and IK in Kidepo Valley National Park. Any cultural encounter with any will allow you to learn the fascinating traditions, beliefs, and customs.

Best Places to Visit in Uganda- Where to Visit in Uganda?

Being called the Pearl of Africa, there are several beautiful places to visit in this country while on your expedition.

Below are some of the major places to visit in Uganda:

1. National Parks and Game Reserves

Uganda is blessed with 10 national parks and 12 game reserves. All these protected areas boast different amazing attractions, and they are managed by Uganda Wildlife Authority.

Here are the most visited national parks in Uganda:

a. QUEEN ELIZABETH NATIONAL PARK

Dubbed a Medley of Wonders, Queen Elizabeth National Park is a haven for birding and Uganda wildlife adventures. This Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park boasts over 600 bird species and about 95 mammals.

The key activities in Queen Elizabeth National Park include game drives, boat cruises on Kazinga channel, Chimpanzee trekking in Kyambura Gorge as well as searching for the tree climbing Lions in the Ishasha sector.

b. BWINDI IMPENETRABLE NATIONAL PARK

Prominently known for the endangered Mountain gorillas, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park offers the best Uganda gorilla safaris. It’s home to almost half of the Mountain gorillas on Earth. Others are found in Rwanda Volcanoes National Park, Virunga NP of DRC, and Ugandan Mgahinga park.

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is also a paradise for birdwatching trips in Uganda! This park holds over 90% of Albertine rift endemic bird species counting the African Green Broadbill.

Normally, travelers visit Lake Bunyonyi on top of their safaris in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

c. MURCHISON FALLS NATIONAL PARK

This Park, Murchison Falls National Park is the oldest and largest national park in Uganda. It’s much known for its Murchison Falls”, the strongest waterfall in the world, where the park gets its name!

It holds a rich wildlife counting about 451 birds and 144 mammal species counting Lions, Elephants, Cape Buffaloes, Leopards, Giraffes, Hartebeests, kobs, Oribis, etc.

d. KIBALE NATIONAL PARK

Due to a fascinating population of primates in Kibale forest national park, this park is dabbed as “Primate Capital of the World” It’s home to over 13 primate species counting over 1500 chimpanzees.

Other amazing primates in Kibale National Park include Olive Baboons, Red Tailed Monkeys, L’Hoest’s Monkeys, Blue Monkeys, etc.

Also, this Kibale forest national park is a heart for Uganda birding trips! It’s one of the best places to spot forest birds in Uganda such as the Green Breasted Pitta, Great Blue Turaco, etc.

e. KIDEPO VALLEY NATIONAL PARK

Kidepo Valley National Park is another rich site for wildlife safaris in Uganda. It’s much known for its incredible natural beauty (dabbed as the true African wilderness).

This picturesque park is home to over 77 mammal species counting Cheetahs, large herds of Buffalos, Elephants, Lions, Leopards, etc. It’s also the best place to spot birds of prey in Uganda.

In Kidepo, you can enjoy game drives, nature walks, cultural encounters with IK and Karamajongs. The Karamajong people are almost similar to the Maasai of Kenya.

f. LAKE MBURO NATIONAL PARK

Lake Mburo National Park is the most convenient national park in Uganda. Among East African dentitions (Kenya, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo), Mburo is the place to spot Leopards.

Also, it’s the only park to spot Impalas in Uganda. In western Uganda, Burchell’s Zebras, and Elands can only be spotted here!

While in Lake Mburo National Park, you’ll enjoy thrilling nature walks, game drives, boat cruises, bird watching, etc.

Other amazing national parks in Uganda include:

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park in southwestern Uganda- is best known for Uganda gorilla trekking trips however, golden monkey trekking, birding watching, and volcano hiking is also possible.
Rwenzori Mountains National Park in western Uganda- It’s a UNESCO world heritage site prominently known for Rwenzori Mountain hiking trips.
Mount Elgon National Park in Eastern Uganda.
Semuliki National Park- ideal for birding trips in Uganda. It’s the only site to spot Congo Guinea biome bird species among East African countries (Tanzania, Kenya, & Rwanda).
Prominent game reserves in Uganda include Pian Upe, Matheniko, and Kyambura Gorge

2. Lovely Sanctuaries

There are over 13 sanctuaries in this country and each holds unique thrilling tourist attractions worth exploring.

The major sanctuaries in this country to explore during your expedition include:

Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary- this is the only site to spot wild Rhinos in Uganda. Rhino tracking on foot is the main activity here.
Bigodi wetland sanctuary- is near Kibale Forest National Park and it’s one of the birding paradise in Uganda, known for its fascinating Great Blue Turaco population.

3. Amazing Cultural sites

There are various amazing cultural sites worth visiting on your Uganda tours found in different regions of the country.

The prominent include:

Kasubi Tombs- a UNESCO world heritage site in Kampala
Kabaka’s Palace
Tooro King’s Palace
Amabere Caves near Fort Portal town
Sezibwa Falls- usually visited en route to the source of River Nile, the world’s longest river in Jinja. Jinja is the best place for white water rafting in Africa.
Kabaka’s Lake

4. Vibrant Cities and Towns

Uganda holds several captivating cities and towns worth exploring. Undertaking a city excursion offers you an opportunity to learn about the amazing economic activities done by Ugandans.

Usually, travelers undertake Kampala city expeditions. Other thrilling Ugandan towns include Fort Portal town, Jinja, Kasese, and Gulu.

Top Uganda Safari Activities | Best Things to Do in Uganda

There are various activities in this country, however, below are the best adventurous activities a must not miss:

1. Mountain Gorilla Trekking

Mountain gorilla trekking is the topmost adventure highlight in this country. It offers you a notable experience with mountain gorillas in their charming natural habitat. Uganda gorilla safaris take place in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park.

On this expedition, you’re advised to have hiking boots, a rain jacket, insect repellants, as well as a camera.

Expect to learn about the fascinating behaviors of gorillas.

During this adventure, follow the gorilla tracking rules & regulations. For example, keeping a 7m distance from these gentle giants as they can turn violent sometimes.

2. Chimpanzee Trekking

Chimpanzee trekking is also one of a must not miss adventures in Uganda. It offers you a memorable encounter with humanlike primates, the chimps in the natural environment for example in Kibale forest national park. On spotting them, you’re limited to one hour with them.

Uganda chimpanzee trekking adventures mostly take place in Kibale National Park.

Other sites for chimpanzee tracking trips in Uganda include:

Kalinzu Forest near Queen Elizabeth National Park
Budongo Forest near Murchison Falls National Park and,
Kyambura Gorge in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

3. Game Drives

A game drive is one of the best ways to encounter wild animals in Uganda. Normally, they’re done in vehicles in the savannah parks such as Queen Elizabeth National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, Kidepo Valley National Park, as well as Lake Mburo National Park.

A night game drive allows you to encounter nocturnal wildlife better, for example, Leopards, Hyenas, etc.

4. Boat Cruises

Boat cruise trips offer you a golden opportunity to encounter wildlife and birds hard to spot on land.

In this lovely country, launch trips are possible in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, and Lake Mburo National Park. For instance, a boat cruise on Kazinga channel in Queen Elizabeth National Park offers a thrilling encounter with giant Hippos, crocs, Elephants, Buffalos, and several bird species.

Also, you can enjoy a boat cruise on Lake Victoria, and Lake Bunyonyi. A boat cruise on Lake Bunyonyi is usually done after gorilla tracking in Bwindi National Park.

5. Birding

Among East African countries like Tanzania, Uganda is the best place to enjoy bird-watching trips from!

This country holds almost 50% of African birds counting bird species that bird lovers are interested in while on African birding safaris.

The prominent birds in Uganda include:

Shoebill
Double-toothed Barbet
Green Breasted Pitta
African Green Broadbill
Abyssinian Ground Broadbill
Papyrus Gonolek
Secretary bird
Short-tailed Warbler
Black bee-eater and,
Kingfishers, etc.

The key sites for Uganda birding trips include Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, and Lake Mburo National Park. Also, birding is possible around Lake Victoria and along River Nile, etc.

6. Mountain Climbing

Uganda is one of the best sites for mountain hiking safaris in Africa. In this country, there are several sites for hiking adventures such as Mount Rwenzori, and Mount Elgon as well as the volcanoes in Mgahinga Park.

Among the above, Mountain Rwenzori offers the best experience for hiking however, it’s ideal for skilled climbers!

7. Nature Walks

For nature lovers in this country, this is a thrilling experience for you! During natural walks, you’ll enjoy exploring different beautiful landscapes and habitats in counting forests, savannahs, etc.

Naturel walks in Uganda are best done in Lake Mburo National Park. You’ll enjoy a thrilling close encounter with Elands, Zebras, Topis, Impalas, Topis, etc.

Also, walking safaris in Uganda are possible in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Budongo Forest in Murchison Falls National Park, and Maramagambo Forest in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Bigodi wetland walks around Kibale national park are also incredible.

8. City Walks

Uganda city walks are so remarkable! City walks allow you to explore the different tour sites in key cities in Uganda for example vibrant local markets, monuments, streets, etc.

Often, travelers in Uganda enjoy Kampala city expeditions. During this adventure, you’ll visit Owino Market, Taxi parks, Gadaffi Mosque, and beautiful monuments, for example, the Ugandan Independence Monument, etc.

9. Cultural Encounters

As you visit Uganda, never miss adding a cultural encounter on top of your trip. This fascinating experience allows you to have a close encounter with the lovely local people.

While on a cultural trip in Uganda, travelers usually visit:

The endangered Batwa people near Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Lake Bunyonyi.
The IK and the Karamajongs of Kidepo Valley National Park.

How Much Do Excursions Cost in Uganda in 2023

Here is the cost of some of the best activities, fixed by the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA). It caters for Foreign Non-Residents (FNR), Foreign Residents (FR), and East African Citizens (EAC).

N0	ACTIVITY	FNR(USD)	FR(USD)	EAC(UGX)
1	Uganda Gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and MGNP	700	600	250,000
2	Chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest National Park	200	150	150,000
3	Day trip guided game drives	20	15	20,000
4	Boat Cruise	30	25	30,000
5	Birding	30	25	20,000
6	Hiking Mount Rwenzori	50	40	50,000

Where to Buy Chimpanzee and Gorilla Trekking Permits in Uganda?

Travelers who want to trek gorillas or Chimps can purchase their chimpanzee trekking and Uganda Gorilla trekking permits from UWA offices. You can also book your Chimp or Uganda gorilla permit through your tour operator.

It’s advised you purchase in advance this permit since they are limited in number.

Uganda Travel Tips- What Do I Need to Know Before Traveling to Uganda? | What Should I Know Before Traveling to Uganda?

Below, let’s look at the different travel tips that are ideal as you travel to Uganda.

a. Passport and Visa Requirements to Uganda

As you visit Uganda, a passport is so essential. It has to be valid for 6 months from your arrival date. A visa is also needed if you are not coming from visa-exempted countries to Uganda. There are no visas on arrival in Uganda, only apply for it online via https://visas.immigration.go.ug/.

b. Vaccinations

To enter this country, you must be vaccinated against Yellow Fever if you are five years and above.

Other vaccinations you can opt for although not mandatory include Hepatitis A and B, Malaria, Covid 19 and, Rabies, etc.

c. Packing List for Uganda Holiday Safaris

As you travel to Uganda, it’s ideal you carry insect repellants, sunscreens, a camera, pair of binoculars, sunglasses, a pack bag, a simple medical kit, etc.

Bottled water is also so vital. Tap water is not safe in Uganda! Therefore, for safety reasons, avoid taking tap water while in this country. Also, you should avoid street food as this food is not safe for sensitive stomachs. Always eat food in standard restaurants in Uganda.

d. What to Wear in Uganda?

While on your Uganda trip, it’s wise you put on eco-friendly as well as long trousers and a shirt that will protect you from biting insects.

Likewise, a rain poncho, hiking boots, and garden gloves are ideal while on a Uganda gorilla adventure, chimp tracking, and mountain hiking experience.

e. Cultural Beliefs

During your trip in Uganda, you should be open-minded and mind about the cultural beliefs. Women should put on nee covering clothes, especially in rural areas. In Uganda, people in rural areas regard people who put on revealing clothes as prostitutes.

In urban areas, you can put it on any way you like! However, you should mind about people’s culture!

f. Transportation

In Uganda, there are different means of transport used and these include air transport, road transport, as well as water transport.

The common means of transport in this country includes Taxis, Boda bodas, Buses, plus Domestic Flights.

For safety reasons, it’s wise you avoid moving at night!

What Does A US Citizen Need to Travel to Uganda?

A US citizen traveling to Uganda must have a valid passport, Uganda visa plus a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate.

It’s wise you inquire from your tour operator.

Does Uganda Require Yellow Fever Vaccination?

It’s mandatory to have a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate while traveling to Uganda. Other key documents include a passport and a visa.

Best Tour Operators to Use When You Visit Uganda

Here are some of the best tour operators to use while on your Uganda tour. These can be used to arrange trips to other countries like Tanzania.

Best Uganda Travel Packages/Popular Tour to Uganda Trips

Read below to choose the best tour package for your safaris in Uganda as you travel Africa. These packages can be tailor-made to suit other safaris in Tanzania.

7 Days Uganda Wildlife Trip
8 Days Uganda Holiday Vacation- Uganda Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Chimps & Wildlife
10 Days Uganda Safari- Uganda Gorilla Trekking, Chimps & Wildlife
12 Days Uganda Holiday Vacation- Primate Trekking (Gorillas & Chimps), Wildlife Viewing Tour.
14 Days Uganda holiday Vacation- Gorillas, Chimps, Wildlife & Rwenzori Mountains Hike
16 Days Uganda Trip- Gorillas, Chimps, Wildlife, Community, Scenery
18 Days Uganda Tour- Gorillas, Chimpanzees, Wildlife and Community

Safari Lodges and Accommodation in Uganda

You’ll find accommodation to use in national parks, game reserves, and towns, as well as in-game reserves. These range from budget to midrange, and luxury lodges.

This Uganda travel blog has brought you the major accommodation facilities in the key parks of Uganda.

Lodges in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Luxury lodges in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park:

Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge
Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Lodge
Buhoma Lodge

Midrange lodges in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Gorilla Mist Camp
Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge
Gorilla Valley Lodge

Budget lodges in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park:

Bwindi View Bandas
Nshongi Gorilla Resort

Lodges in Queen Elizabeth National Park

Luxury lodges in Queen Elizabeth National Park:

Mweya Lodge
Ishasha Wilderness Camp
Jacana Safari Resort

Midrange lodges in Queen Elizabeth National Park:

Enganzi Game Lodge
Ihamba Lakeside Lodge
Ishasha Jungle Lodge, and,
Baboon Safari Resort

Budget lodges in Queen Elizabeth National Park:

Bull Bush River Camp
Pumba Safari Cottages
Tembo Safari Lodge

Lodges in Murchison Falls National Park

Luxury lodges in Murchison Falls National Park:

Paraa Safari Lodge
Bakers Lodge, and,
Chobe Lodge

Midrange lodges in Murchison Falls National Park:

Pakuba Safari Lodge
Fort Murchison Lodge, and,
Sambiya River Lodge

Budget lodges in Murchison Falls National Park:

Hornbill Bush Lodge
Red Chilli Rest Camp and,

Lodges in Kidepo Valley National Park

Luxury lodges in Kidepo:

Apoka Safari Lodge.

Midrange accommodation in Kidepo Park:

Nga Moru Wilderness Camp,
Adere
Kidepo Savannah Lodge.

Budget lodges in Kidepo Park

Apoka Rest Camp
Kakine & Nagusokopire Campsite.

Lodges in Kibale Forest National Park

Luxury lodges in Kibale Forest National Park:

Primate Lodge
Kyaninga Safari Lodge, one of the popular lodges in Kibale forest national park

Midrange lodges in Kibale Forest National Park:

Kibale Forest Camp
Isunga Lodge and,
Mountains of the Moon Hotel

Budget lodges in Kibale Forest National Park:

Chimpanzee Forest Lodge
Mwanba Kelele Lodge

Lodges in Lake Mburo National Park

Luxury lodges in Lake Mburo National Park:

Mihingo Lodge

Midrange lodges in Lake Mburo National Park:

Arcadia Cottages
Mburo Safari Lodge and,
Mantana Tented Camp

Budget lodges in Lake Mburo National Park:

Rwonyo Rest Camp.

Frequently Asked Questions About Ugandan Safaris

1. What Is Beautiful About Uganda?

Uganda is greatly known for its incredible gorilla trekking adventures in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. This is the key reason why travelers travel Africa Uganda!

Although this scenic country is much famous for gorilla adventures, it’s also ideal for bird watching, wildlife viewing, and mountain hiking.

2. Is Uganda Tourist Friendly? | Why Would Someone Travel to Uganda?

Yes, Uganda is a friendly safari destination. For instance, among safari destinations in East Africa such as Tanzania, this country holds the friendliest people.

On your holiday trip in Uganda, you’ll enjoy gorilla trekking, chimp tracking in Kibale forest national park, birding, cultural encounters, etc.

3. Do People Vacation in Uganda?

Yes, several travelers across the globe come for vacations in Uganda. On your vacation in this country, you can enjoy wildlife viewing trips, Mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, chimp tracking in Kibale forest national park, boat cruises, nature walks, and mountain hiking adventures, among others.

4. How Many Days Do You Need in Uganda? | How Many Days Should I Spend in Uganda?

As travel experts, we recommend about 7-10 to explore most of the tourist attractions in Uganda. These days can be ideal for you to visit Mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, wildlife in Queen Elizabeth National Park, etc.

Also, in these days, you can go chimpanzee tracking in Kibale National Park, visit the Nile River, and relax on Lake Bunyonyi.

Note that, there’re no fixed days to spend on a Uganda safari! Always inquire from your tour operator.

5. How Much Is 10 Days Uganda Safari?

A 10 days safari in Uganda can cost about $3000 to $5000 however, this depends on whether you choose budget, midrange, or luxury travel.

6. Best Time to Travel to Uganda- What Is the Best Time of Year to Go on Safari in Uganda?

The dry season June to early September and December to February is the best time to undertake a trip to Uganda or visit Uganda.

During the dry season, wild animals can easily be spotted around water holes in parks and the trails are drier unlike in the wet season.

7. Which Month Is Best For Uganda? | What Is the Best Month to Visit Uganda?

You can visit Uganda all year round but dry season June to early September and December to February are recommended. In these months, trails for game drives, Uganda gorilla adventures, chimp tracking, and mountain hiking are drier and easy to navigate.

8. Is Uganda or Rwanda Better For Gorilla Trekking?

Both Uganda and Rwanda are incredible sites for Mountain gorilla trek adventures in East Africa however here is a thorough comparison for you!

Uganda gorilla trekking permit costs $700 while that of Rwanda is $1500.
Globally, half of the endangered Mountain gorillas live in this country (Uganda).
Trekking gorillas in Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is relatively easier. There’s not much hiking as it is in Rwanda Volcanoes National Park.
You can easily access Volcanoes National Park from Kigali airport than it is while traveling to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park from Entebbe airport.
Uganda holds over 21 gorilla families while Volcanoes National Park is home to only 12 Mountain gorilla families.

9. How Expensive Is It to Travel in Uganda?

Among tour destinations on the African continent counting Tanzania, and Kenya, Uganda is the most affordable.

This country also welcomes all classes of African travelers as it offers budget, midrange, and luxury adventures. For instance, budget travelers can spend as low as $25 on camping.

10. How Much Does A Safari In Uganda Cost? | How Much Does It Cost To Go On Safari in Uganda? | How Much Does It Cost To Travel To Uganda?

On average, a budget Uganda tour starts from around $150 per day per person. A midrange adventure costs about $300 per day per person and $600 for luxury.

Please note that the above rate is determined by different factors counting the adventure time, activities, group size, and the accommodation size you wish to use.

11. What Is the Best Way to Travel Around Uganda?

The best way to travel around Uganda is by using a tour operator who will assign you a professional tour guide. Usually, a safari vehicle is used. A safari guide helps so much while on guided tour adventures in Uganda.

12. Can US Citizens Travel to Uganda?

Yes, all nationals across the globe counting US citizens can travel to Uganda for safaris. You just have to be having a 6-month valid passport, Visa, as well as a yellow fever vaccination card.

13. Is It Safe to Travel to Uganda Currently?

Currently, Uganda is pretty safe to travel to! Most travelers who have visited Uganda end their trips successfully.

There’re no serious crimes, in this country however, you should be vigilant of life and property as pickpocketing and fraud occur especially in busy towns like Kampala, & Jinja.

As you travel to Uganda, it’s suggested you avoid as far as 50km into the South Sudan border due to civil wars and instabilities. Furthermore, always walk with an armed ranger in the park and follow the safety precautions of your safari.

Uganda may be off the beaten path, but it holds several amazing incredible activities such as gorilla trekking adventures, chimp trekking, game viewing, mountain hiking, birding, as well as cultural encounters, etc. Uganda safaris are truly worth undertaking!

If you’re planning a trip to Uganda, contact us now for a memorable experience!