Uganda Safaris & East Africa Itineraries
Expertly guided journeys — tailored around you
Expertly guided journeys — tailored around you
Every Uganda safari and East Africa itinerary below is privately guided and built around your dates, not sold as a fixed group departure. Most trips pair gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest with wildlife parks like Queen Elizabeth or Murchison Falls, while several range further into Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda for the Great Migration and cross-border primate safaris.
Not sure where to start? See our guide to planning a trip to Uganda for help choosing a route, season, and trip length.
How long should a Uganda safari be? Most Uganda safaris run 7 to 12 days — enough for gorilla trekking plus two or three wildlife parks without rushing between them. Shorter 4-5 day trips work if gorilla trekking is the sole focus, while itineraries pairing Uganda with Kenya, Tanzania, or Rwanda usually run 14 days or more.
Can I combine a Uganda safari with gorilla trekking? Yes — almost every itinerary here pairs gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest with wildlife parks like Queen Elizabeth or Murchison Falls, rather than selling it as a standalone add-on.
What's the best time of year for a Uganda safari? The dry seasons — December to February and June to September — give the firmest trekking trails and the easiest game viewing, though Uganda's parks are worth visiting year-round.
Are Uganda safaris private or joined with other travellers? Every itinerary here is private, with your own vehicle, guide, and pace — built around your dates rather than a fixed group departure.