Iconic wildlife encounters:

• Uganda is among the 3 countries where you can trek the endangered Mountain Gorillas in their natural habitat with more than 459 individuals making it almost half of the global Mountain Gorilla population that stands at 1063. Gorilla trekking is the ultimate wildlife encounter for all the visitors in Uganda, complemented by chimpanzee tracking and a broad spectrum of other wildlife in varied habitats. Over 1,000 bird species makes the birders’ paradise.

Dramatic landscapes:

• From the snow-capped Rwenzori peaks to the roaring Murchison Falls and expansive crater lakes, Uganda offers awe-inspiring scenery and an opportunity to relax in pristine environments.

Birding paradise:

• With over 1, 000 bird species, the county boasts about 10% of the global bird species which is also more that 50% of the all-bird species in Africa. Uganda is a flagship destination for serious birdwatchers. Check out our bird watching safari experience across the country.

Cultural richness:

• A mosaic of languages, music, dance, and hospitality across many communities adds depth to any travel itinerary. Uganda is a home to over 50 ethnic groups, ancient kingdoms and different UNESCO sites. The warm hospitality of Ugandans where English is widely spoken makes it a tourist friendly destination. Lets show you the warmest Uganda cultures on our trip. Immerse yourself in Uganda’s community experience

Accessible and affordable safari variety:

• You can experience dense forests, savannahs, wetlands, and high mountains within a few hours’ drive, allowing for a diverse trip without long inter-country travel. Compared to neighboring countries, Uganda offers the most affordable adventures with Mountain Gorilla trekking being the highlight.

Sustainable and community-oriented tourism:

• Many operators emphasize conservation and benefit-sharing with local communities, aligning travel with positive impacts.

Safety and hospitality

• Ugandan people are known for warmth and friendliness, often going out of their way to help visitors. The tourism infrastructure has grown substantially in recent years, with better accommodations and services in major destinations.

NB: Uganda is an ideal country for solo travelers, families or groups looking for immersive, off the beaten track adventures.