From misty gorilla forests to vast savannah plains, Uganda offers Africa's most diverse safari experiences — all in one unforgettable journey.

Cruise Lake Victoria to Ngamba Island, meet rescued chimpanzees at feeding time, and enjoy bird watching and photography — a perfect day trip from Entebbe.

Visit the legendary Source of the Nile, enjoy a boat cruise, and explore Jinja — Uganda's adventure capital — on a full-day tour from Kampala or Entebbe.

Combine two iconic Uganda experiences in one day — the Source of the Nile at Jinja and a photo stop at the Equator crossing.

Cross the Rwanda–Uganda border and trek mountain gorillas in Bwindi on an intensive one-day cross-border safari, returning to Kigali the same evening.

A focused game-drive safari through Queen Elizabeth National Park, searching for elephants, lions, buffaloes and antelopes in the Kasenyi plains.

Track rhinos on foot at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary — the only place in Uganda to see wild white rhinos. A perfect stopover en route to Murchison Falls.

A quick, budget-friendly escape to Murchison Falls with game drives and a Nile boat cruise — perfect for a weekend wildlife getaway.
Shoebill tracking at Mabamba Swamp and a rescued chimpanzee experience at Ngamba Island — two Lake Victoria wildlife destinations in one short trip.

Three sides of Entebbe — Shoebill tracking at Mabamba Swamp, rescued reptiles at Uganda Reptile Village, and a scenic boat experience on Lake Victoria.

The ultimate short gorilla adventure. One hour with a mountain gorilla family, the Uganda Equator, Kigezi highlands, and Batwa culture.

Game drives, tree-climbing lions and the Kazinga Channel boat cruise in Uganda's most popular savannah park — a compact wildlife escape.

Big game, Nile boat cruise and the thundering Murchison Falls — Uganda's largest national park in a compact 3-day safari.

A comfortable family adventure to Murchison Falls — rhino tracking at Ziwa, game drives, a Nile boat cruise, and the spectacular Top of the Falls.

The primate double-header. Mountain gorillas in Bwindi, wild chimpanzees in Kibale, tree-climbing lions in Ishasha, and the Equator.

Gorillas in Bwindi and the world's most powerful waterfall. Rhino trekking on foot at Ziwa, plus a Nile boat cruise to the base of the falls.

Gorillas, tree-climbing lions, the Kazinga Channel boat cruise, and chimpanzees in the sunken Kyambura Gorge.

A compact Uganda safari combining gorilla trekking with wildlife viewing in Queen Elizabeth National Park and the Kazinga Channel boat cruise.

Chimpanzees in Kibale, game drives and the Kazinga Channel cruise in Queen Elizabeth, and mountain gorillas in Bwindi — Uganda's forests and savannahs in one journey.

Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale, game drives and the Kazinga Channel in Queen Elizabeth, and mountain gorillas in Bwindi — plus Bigodi Wetland.

The quintessential Ugandan experience. Bwindi gorillas, Kibale chimps, Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth, and Ishasha lions.

Mabamba shoebill, Murchison Falls, Ziwa rhinos and remote Kidepo Valley — Uganda's most distinctive northern wilderness landscapes in one journey.

Mabamba Swamp, Murchison Falls, Budongo Forest and a full day of white-water rafting on the Nile at Jinja — birding and adventure combined.

The complete Uganda experience — gorillas, chimpanzees, tree-climbing lions, Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth, and Bwindi in one epic journey.

The complete Uganda experience at a relaxed pace — Murchison Falls, Kibale chimps, Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi gorillas, Lake Bunyonyi and cultural encounters.
Every Tarec Gorilla Safaris itinerary can be tailored to your dates, group size, and travel style. Tell us what you're dreaming of and we'll build it for you.
Everything you need to know before booking your Uganda safari
The dry seasons from June to September and December to February generally offer the best wildlife viewing and easier travel conditions. However, Uganda can be visited throughout the year — the rainy seasons offer lush scenery and fewer crowds. Learn more in our dry season vs rainy season guide.
The cost depends on the length of your safari, type of accommodation, and activities included. We offer luxury, mid-range, and budget options to suit different travelers. Contact us for a personalized quotation or book online.
Absolutely. This is one of Uganda's greatest strengths. Popular combinations include Bwindi with Queen Elizabeth National Park or Bwindi with Murchison Falls. Browse our Uganda safaris for sample itineraries.
Yes. Uganda is generally a safe and welcoming country for tourists. Our experienced guides ensure your safety throughout your safari, and we work with trusted accommodation partners across the country.
Most visitors require a visa to enter Uganda. Tourist visas can be obtained online through the Uganda eVisa portal or on arrival at Entebbe International Airport. Check our booking terms for more travel information.
Pack neutral-colored clothing, sturdy hiking boots for gorilla trekking, a waterproof jacket, sunscreen, insect repellent, binoculars, and a camera with extra batteries. Most lodges provide laundry services, so packing light is recommended.