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Bwindi
Mountain gorilla trekking in a richly biodiverse forest landscape.
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Choose the right route
Uganda rewards a varied route. Mountain gorilla and chimpanzee forests can be combined with classic game drives, crater landscapes, boat safaris and the Nile at Murchison Falls.
The itineraries below show how those experiences fit together by road. Trekking arrangements require advance planning, so share your dates early and our team will shape the rest of the route around availability.
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Mountain gorilla trekking in a richly biodiverse forest landscape.
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Savannah, crater lakes and boat-based wildlife viewing.
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The Nile, game drives and one of Uganda’s most dramatic landscapes.
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Open a destination for its wildlife, route options and the itineraries that travel through it.
Real routes
These are published starting points with a day-by-day route. Ask the safari desk to adapt the dates, stays or pace.
Entebbe , then Queen Elizabeth , then Bwindi , then Kampala
Kigali , then Bwindi , then Lake Bunyonyi , then Queen Elizabeth , then Kibale , then Kampala
Entebbe , then Bwindi , then Queen Elizabeth , then Kibale , then Murchison Falls , then Kampala
Entebbe , then Jinja , then Murchison Falls , then Kibale , then Queen Elizabeth , then Bwindi , then Lake Bunyonyi , then Lake Mburo , then Kampala
Entebbe , then Lake Victoria , then Lake Mburo , then Bwindi , then Queen Elizabeth , then Kibale , then Murchison Falls , then Jinja , then Kampala
Use the full catalogue to narrow these routes by length, starting point or park.
Filter all Uganda SafarisUseful answers
Clear starting points for planning. We confirm availability and current travel details when you enquire.
No. Gorilla trekking is a major reason to visit, but Uganda also offers chimpanzee tracking, savannah game drives, boat safaris, birdlife and the Nile.
Plan as early as practical because trekking permissions are limited for each date. We confirm current availability while preparing your itinerary.
Yes. A cross-border itinerary can combine wildlife and forest experiences in both countries, subject to travel documents and current entry requirements.
A focused forest visit can be short, but a week or more is better when combining gorillas with western Uganda’s parks, lakes and primate areas.
Safari field notes
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The Great Migration is a living, rain-led cycle across the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem—not a single event on a fixed date. Choose the experience first, then match it to the right area and travel window.
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East Africa is a year-round safari region. The best time depends on whether you value dry-season wildlife, migration events, green landscapes, primates, birding or a quieter journey.
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East Africa’s strongest safari routes combine destinations for contrast: open plains and forests, famous wildlife areas and quieter landscapes, game drives and primate trekking.
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Share your dates, group size and preferred places. The FAD team will confirm a practical route and quotation.
For official destination and conservation information, visit Uganda Wildlife Authority.
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