East Africa · Pearl of Africa
Uganda Safari
13
Primaatsoorten
400+
Mountain gorillas
1,000+
Bird species
UNESCO
World Heritage Site

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13 primatensoorten in Oeganda
Africa's most intimate wildlife
Uganda is one of Africa's most biodiverse and underrated destinations. Landlocked but lush, it protects more than a third of the world's remaining mountain gorillas, holds the highest density of primates on the continent, and packs a staggering range of habitats - from highland rainforest to savannah flatland - into a country barely larger than the United Kingdom.
What sets Uganda apart is intimacy. There are no vast migration herds here - instead, you wade through jungle on a gorilla trail, listen for chimpanzees in Kibale's canopy, and watch tree-climbing lions from the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth. The encounters are rare, quiet, and intensely personal.
Choose your Uganda adventure
We're a Tanzanian family operation crafting deeply personal adventures that go beyond the guidebooks.
- Duration: 7 days, 6 nights
- Begins: Dar es Salaam
- Operates: Jun-Oct
- Difficulty: Easy
Uganda's parks & seasons
June – September
Long Dry Season
The best window for gorilla and chimpanzee trekking. Trails are dry, visibility is high, and wildlife congregates near water sources.
October – November
Short Rains
Brief afternoon showers, excellent birding, lush vegetation. A good-value window with fewer visitors and still-accessible trails.
December – February
Short Dry Season
Het tweede gunstige moment voor een trektocht naar de bergtop. Heldere hemel, goed zicht en de berggorillafamilies zijn actief in hun hele leefgebied.
maart – mei
Long Rains
Bij hevige regenval worden sommige paden modderig en moeilijk begaanbaar. De tarieven zijn lager en het bos is intens groen. Nog steeds mogelijk met de juiste touroperator.
Year-round
Wildlife is Always Here
Unlike Tanzania's migration, Uganda's primates are resident year-round. Every month offers gorilla and chimpanzee trekking opportunities.
Uganda Questions, Answered.
Everything you need to know about Selous
How hard is gorilla trekking in Uganda?
Trek difficulty varies from 1–8 hours depending on where the gorillas are that day. It ranges from moderate to strenuous - some steep, muddy terrain. Most reasonably fit people manage it fine. We provide walking sticks and porters.
How many parks should I visit?
We raden aan om Bwindi (gorilla's) te combineren met minstens één ander park. Kibale voor chimpansees en Queen Elizabeth voor boomklimmende leeuwen, plus een boottocht, is de klassieke route door Oeganda.
Is Uganda safe to visit?
Yes. Uganda is politically stable and welcoming to tourists. All national parks are well-managed. Our guides are certified and have operated these routes for many years.
Can I combine Uganda with Tanzania?
Absolutely. Many of our guests add a Uganda gorilla trek to a Tanzania safari. Fly Arusha to Entebbe (approx. 2 hours) and combine two very different but complementary African experiences.
Plan Your
Uganda
Adventure
Whether it's one hour with a gorilla family in Bwindi, an afternoon tracking chimpanzees in Kibale, or a boat safari on the Kazinga Channel - we'll design the Uganda itinerary that fits you perfectly.
- Expert-guided experiences
- Tailor-made itineraries
- 24/7 in-country support







