Wildlife Safaris
Game drives, boat cruises and big skies across Uganda's finest national parks.
Explore Uganda's national parks and experience incredible wildlife in their natural habitats.
Uganda packs an astonishing variety of wildlife into a small country. In a single trip you can watch elephants bathing in the Kazinga Channel, look for the tree-climbing lions of Ishasha, track rhinos on foot and cruise up the Nile to the foot of Murchison Falls.
Our wildlife safaris are planned around what you most want to see, how much time you have and the pace you enjoy. Your guide drives a comfortable safari vehicle with a pop-up roof, knows where the animals are likely to be, and takes care of park fees, timings and lodges so you can simply enjoy the experience.
What's included
- Safari vehicle with pop-up roof for game viewing
- Professional English-speaking driver-guide
- Park entrance fees and activity bookings
- Accommodation to suit your budget
- Bottled drinking water on game drives
- Airport pick-up and drop-off
Made easy, made memorable
Parks across Uganda
Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth, Kidepo Valley and Lake Mburo, combined into one smooth route.
Best viewing times
Early-morning and late-afternoon game drives, when animals are most active and the light is golden.
Private or small group
Travel as a couple, family or group, with an itinerary built around you.
From first message to the road
Tell us your wish list
Share your dates, interests and budget through the enquiry form or WhatsApp.
Receive your itinerary
We design a day-by-day plan with lodges, activities and a clear quote.
Confirm and relax
Once you confirm, we book parks, permits and accommodation for you.
Go on safari
Your guide meets you on arrival and looks after you until you fly home.
Frequently asked
When is the best time for a safari in Uganda?
Wildlife can be seen all year. The drier months, roughly June to September and December to February, make game viewing and road travel easier, while the green seasons bring lush scenery, fewer visitors and excellent birding.
How long should a safari be?
Three days is enough for one park such as Murchison Falls. Five to ten days lets you combine several parks with gorilla or chimpanzee trekking.
Can you combine a safari with other activities?
Yes. Most guests add gorilla or chimpanzee trekking, a cultural visit, a city tour or adventure activities in Jinja.
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