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Ultimate Uganda

Track wild gorillas and discover Uganda’s untamed beauty, from thundering waterfalls to unforgettable wildlife encounters.

7 days

from £9,980 pp

Active Uganda

An adrenaline-filled adventure through Uganda’s wildest landscapes.

15 days

from £9,146 pp

Birdwatching in Uganda

Explore Uganda's wild and varied birdlife.

15 days

Wildlife & Nature

from £9,250 pp

Classic Uganda

Classic Safari + 2 more + 3 more

Our classic route around Uganda's highlights.

10 days

from £5,769 pp

Nile & Wilderness

Feel the force of Uganda and its wild places.

3 days

from £6,462 pp

Gorillas, Safari & Beach

Trek with gorillas in Uganda and unwind on the white-sand beaches of Zanzibar.

15 days

from £7,765 pp

Quirky excursions

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Visit the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre

A visit to the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre is well worthwhile for visitors wanting to explore in their first afternoon in the country. Set on 72 acres of land on the shores of Lake Victoria, the centre was established in 1994 with a remit to rescue and rehabilitate wildlife. The 'behind the scenes tour' provides a fascinating insight the work the centre does in looking after its residents on a day to day basis,or there is a Chimpanzee Up Close tour for a chance to assist the staff with their work with the Chimpanzees.

Birding safaris

With National Parks boasting up to 600 species, it is safe to say that bird-watchers are well catered for in Uganda! Let us know if you are particularly interested in birding - we can arrange for you to spend time with specialist guides to make the most of your time.

Spotting Shoebills from Entebbe

A half-day trip by boat across Lake Victoria from Entebbe, puts you with a great chance of spotting the elusive African Shoebill, which inhabits the Mabamba Swamps. The morning is the most popular time to visit, to coincide with their hunting behaviour - anything from mudfish, frogs is fair game. Head into the swamps quietly by canoe and keep your eyes peeled for a prehistoric looking predator standing in wait for its prey.

Rhino Tracking

A trip to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary can be arranged as a day trip from Kampala, or as a highlight of the transfer drive between the city and Murchison Falls. The sanctuary is located on a 7,000 hectare reserve, and is the headquarters of Rhino Fund Uganda, who have established a successful breeding program with a longterm view of relocating the rhino back into protected areas within Uganda. Approaching rhino on foot is a awe-inspiring experience, as your guides and trackers get you to a position where you can watch the rhino up-close without affecting their movements. Depending on the behaviour and mood of the animals on the day, the overall activity (including time to locate them) is around 1.5-2.5 hours. Other wildlife can be seen in the reserve too - keep a look out for Ugandan kob, bushbuck and waterbuck.