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Uganda
Experience the untouched beauty of Africa in Uganda, where stunning landscapes, incredible wildlife, and rich culture come together.
Adventure in UgandaAn Adventure Through the Heart of Africa
Imagine this: a journey to a place where adventure and nature come together in a breathtaking setting. Welcome to Uganda, the hidden gem of East Africa. Explore vast national parks filled with wildlife, take a boat trip on the impressive Lake Victoria, or come face to face with rare mountain gorillas. From thrilling safaris to lush rainforests like the Bwindi Forest, Uganda has it all.
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Spot the big 5!
Want to check off the full Big Five from your bucket list? Uganda is the place to be! Discover the diverse landscapes of Uganda and spot lions, elephants, buffaloes, leopards, and rhinos in their natural habitat. During exciting game drives, you’ll get the chance to admire these majestic animals up close — a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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Frequently asked questions
Our trips to Uganda usually have a fixed duration, but in some cases, you can extend or shorten your stay. Let us know in advance, and we’ll look at the possibilities together.
Yes, Uganda is a safe and adventurous destination for solo travelers. Whether you want to see the famous gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, discover the rich culture of Kampala, or explore the stunning nature of Murchison Falls, you’re sure to meet other travelers along the way.
Uganda is perfect for nature lovers, adventurers, and photographers. Whether you want to spot the Big Five, encounter gorillas, discover local culture, or explore breathtaking landscapes — Uganda has something special for everyone.
We take care of accommodations, transport, and activities so you can fully focus on exploring Uganda.
This depends on the trip, but usually includes:
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Overnight stays in lodges, safari tents, or a rooftop tent
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On-site transport and transfers
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An itinerary full of adventures
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Pre-departure support and assistance on location if needed
Visa: Yes, travelers to Uganda need a visa. This can usually be requested online via the official Ugandan government page.
Duration: The visa is typically valid for 90 days, but always check the current visa requirements via the Ugandan embassy or official government websites.
Dry season (June – September, December – February):
This is the best time for safaris and gorilla tracking, with milder temperatures and little rainfall.
Green season (March – May, October – November):
This is the rainy season, but it’s the perfect time for nature lovers who want to experience lush green landscapes and a higher concentration of wildlife.