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14 Days Uganda Safari Experience is one of the most interesting safaris that you will ever head-on in the pearl of Africa. The safari will combine both wildlife and primate safaris which means that you will be able to visit the endangered mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park and then see chimpanzees in Kibale Forest National Parks. This safari will take you to other interesting national parks of Uganda for game viewing or boat cruise safaris as you engage in various tourism activities that are associated with each park.

Budongo forest is one of the best places for doing a chimpanzee trekking activity, it's also the largest mahogany forest in East Africa. The forest is an habitat to over 360 bird species, 450 tree species, 24 mammal species, 130 moth species and over 250 butterfly species.Chimpanzee tracking after lunch in this original Mahogany Forest. You will be tracking habituated chimpanzees which means that they are used to humans. This is a process that takes several years. They are not tame, but simply used to having humans near them and near them you come and see them up close.

Located along the Kampala-Masaka highway, in Kayabwe town, the Uganda Equator is a popular tourist destination. Free pick up and drop off From Kampala and Entebbe. Enjoy scenic rural views en route. Observe the fascinating demonstration of how the Earth's rotation affects the direction of water draining. In the Northern Hemisphere, water spirals clockwise, while in the Southern Hemisphere, it spirals counterclockwise. At the Equator, it drains straight down Visitors can straddle the Equator line, placing one foot in the Northern Hemisphere and the other in the Southern Hemisphere. Explore local craft shops for unique souvenirs and handcrafted items, engaging with local artisans and taking home a piece of Ugandan culture. The Equator monument and the surrounding area provide excellent and memorable photographic opportunities. Enjoy local cuisine at one of the nearby restaurants, complementing your equatorial experience.

Venture deep into Uganda’s ancient, mist-shrouded jungles for a once-in-a-lifetime encounter with the endangered mountain gorillas. Trek through the 25,000-year-old Bwindi Impenetrable Forest alongside expert guides to reach these gentle giants in their natural habitat. This all-inclusive, multi-day adventure goes beyond gorilla trekking—enjoy a scenic overnight at the stunning Lake Bunyonyi, known for its serene beauty and island-dotted waters. Cultural stopovers in Mbarara and Kayabwe offer a glimpse into Uganda’s rich traditions, including a photo op at the Equator. With all permits, accommodations, meals, and transportation covered, you’ll experience a seamless journey that combines wildlife, culture, and natural wonder. Perfect for nature lovers and explorers alike, this immersive tour delivers raw beauty, unforgettable memories, and the chance to connect deeply with one of Earth’s most extraordinary creatures.

We provide customized and comfortable cars with pop roof to give a better view during the safari and every client is entitled to a window sit. Our cars are fitted with charging ports, coolers, spacious and mechanically in a good conditions.

Mabamba tour is unique due to several factors: - Unique Bird Species: Mabamba Swamp is one of the best places in the world to spot the rare and iconic Shoebill Stork, with over 300 bird species recorded in the area. - Diverse Ecosystem: The swamp boasts a mix of papyrus, reeds, and grasslands, providing a habitat for a wide range of flora and fauna, including otters, mongooses, and sitatungas. - Cultural Experiences: Visitors can interact with local fishermen, witness traditional fishing practices, and explore nearby villages to learn about the community's lifestyle. - Guided Tours: Expert guides accompany tourists on canoe rides through the swamp, providing insights into the birds, plants, and ecosystem. - Accessibility: Mabamba Swamp is relatively close to Kampala and Entebbe, making it an easily accessible destination for birdwatching and nature enthusiasts . - Conservation Efforts: Tourism plays a vital role in supporting conservation efforts in the area.

A safari featuring gorilla and chimpanzee trekking, Endangered Golden Monkeys, Water Falls Big Five game drives, Historical and cultural encounters.

This 09-days safari offers a great overview of Uganda’s top tourist places and Activities. You will be able to visit; Murchison Falls National Park, Track the chimpanzees in Kyambura Gorge or Kalinzu Forest Reserve, see more wildlife in Queen Elizabeth National Park as well as visit Tree Climbing at Ishasha Sector, Bwindi Impenetrable or Mgahinga Gorilla National Park for your eye-to-eye encounter with the endangered Mountain Gorillas among others.

Mabamba swamp tour offers a unique chance to track the legendary shoebill stork in its natural habitat. Choose your favourite departure either Kampala, Entebbe or directly head to the meeting point. Glide silently through vast swamps on a local canoe in silence, spotting countless other birds and wildlife. More than 300 bird species grace the area, such as the papyrus gonolek, herons, ibis, kingfishers, sunbirds, and weaver birds. Guided by licensed local experts, tourists travel on boat rides through the swamp, gain profound insights into the bird inhabitants and the ecosystem that surrounds them. A chance to approach the birds in their wild untouched habitat with cameras, creating amazing opportunities for photography. In just a few hours, you can create an amazing Ugandan experience with this genuine, low-impact excursion that is a birder's paradise and a tranquil getaway into a pristine wetland ecosystem.

Our Experiences take you down the remote areas and our rides on the bikes are some high end bike which guarantee you navigation in Uganda's most epic wild routes.

Mabamba tour and bird watching are unique due to several factors: - Shoebill Habitat: Mabamba Swamp is one of the best places in the world to spot the rare and iconic Shoebill. - Diverse Birdlife: Over 300 bird species have been recorded in the area, including papyrus gonolek, herons, ibis, kingfisher, sunbirds, and weaver birds. - Papyrus Swamps: The Mabamba Swamp is a Ramsar-listed wetland of international importance, featuring papyrus-fringed channels and a unique ecosystem. - Guided Tours: Expert local birding guides accompany visitors on boat rides through the swamp, providing insights into the birds and ecosystem. - Up-Close Bird Sightings: Visitors can get close to the birds in their natural habitat, making for excellent photography opportunities. - Variety of Bird Species: The swamp's diverse ecosystem supports a wide range of bird species, making it a birdwatcher's paradise.

• Receive eSIM QR Code within minutes. • Simply scan the designated QR Code to set up the eSIM. • Validity Date: eSIM plan starts upon installation. • Plan Type: Mobile Data only. Voice and SMS not supported. • Mobile Hotspot: Supported. • Billing: One-time prepaid package with no auto-renewals or contracts. • Compatibility: Works with eSIM-compatible devices that are not carrier locked. Please be aware that most devices bought in China and Hong Kong do not support eSIM. It’s advisable to check online to see if your device is eSIM-compatible, or contact your service provider. • Do ensure your travel plans are confirmed. No refunds or cancellations are given due to eSIM compatibility issues or changes in the itinerary. • Support: Please respond to the email from the Viator Supplier for any assistance or queries. • Expiration: Start using the eSIM within one-month of purchase. • *Connections to major local mobile network at 4G LTE or 5G speeds, depending on availability.

This tour is a really challenging tour from the hills of Kampala to the gentle slopes of lugazi. It's a moderate terrain with much talking along the way and stop overs for refreshments.

Kampala’s food scene comes into its own in the evening. Over four hours, you'll explore the stops and dishes beloved by locals from street stalls, roadside grills, and local eateries where people gather in the evening. With 12+ tastings across multiple stops, you’ll move from quick street favourites like Rolex and grilled skewers to more substantial dishes such as groundnut stews and traditional preparations like goat luwombo. The neighbourhoods themselves are key. Wandegeya and Nakasero are busy, local areas, and visiting them with a knowledgeable guide helps you navigate where to go, what to order, and how these spots fit into daily life. This isn’t about fine dining, it’s an authentic look at Kampala’s food scene through the eye’s of a local tastemaker.

Discover the equator line on Lwaji Island in the middle of Lake Victoria on a boat ride from Entebbe. Relax on a scenic boat trip, watch out for pelicans and kingfishers, and see wild monitor lizards. This tour also gives one an opportunity to cruise on the second biggest fresh water lake in the whole world. By the way, if you are lover of birds; this is the best tour for you to book where you will tick quite a number of birds in only 2 hours. This Tour is the best way to cross an equator line while in Uganda for a short stay. This tour is also suitable for transit clients through Entebbe who have at least 5hours as layover time; so do not be bored in the airport premises; Just book this tour have a feel and cool breath while on the boat to cross the equator.

Discover Kampala through the empowering lens of a local guide, who brings to life the untold stories of the residents' resilience, creativity, and influence woven into the city's fabric. This small-group tour of 8 participants focuses on local perspectives—from the market matriarchs shaping daily commerce to the unsung heroines behind Uganda's independence and nature conservation efforts. Unlike standard sightseeing walks, we'll delve into interactive cultural exchanges, such as learning bargaining techniques from local vendors. Perfect for curious travelers seeking an authentic, local-centered narrative in Uganda's vibrant capital. - Small-group tour capped at 8 participants for a personalized experience. - Visit significant historical sites: Independence Monument, Gorilla Monument, and local markets. - Engage with local vendors at Bagala and Nakasero Markets, enhancing your cultural understanding. - Finish with a climb to the Uganda National Mosque for stunning views of Kampala.

Discover Uganda’s iconic highlights in one unforgettable journey. This curated itinerary takes you from the thunderous Murchison Falls to the vast wildlife plains and the lush chimpanzee forests of Kibale—offering adventure, wildlife, and scenic beauty at every turn. Begin with a scenic transfer to Murchison Falls National Park to experience the breathtaking Top of the Falls. The next day features a morning game drive across the park’s savannah, followed by a transfer to the verdant hills of Kibale. Your trip culminates with chimpanzee trekking in Kibale National Park, home to Africa’s highest concentration of primates. Designed for travellers who want maximum wildlife and natural beauty in a compact adventure, this itinerary includes expert guides, comfortable accommodations, and seamless transfers, giving you Uganda’s best in comfort and style—without the hassle of planning every detail.

Embark on an unforgettable 5-day journey through the heart of Uganda, a land teeming with wildlife, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant culture.

Experience a rare adventure with expert guides, trekking deep into Uganda's wild to encounter mountain gorillas up close in just 3 days.

The 3 days gorilla safari in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a short Uganda gorilla tour taking you 2 nights, 3 days. Your tour includes mountain gorilla trekking adventure in Bwindi, Batwa visit, en-route visit to the Equator crossing and meals, beautiful countryside views. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a magical gorilla highland set in the Southwest and accessing it takes 8-9 hours. Gazetted in 1991, Bwindi is housed half of all the 1063 mountain gorillas that the world boasts of today-the rare species which only thrive in Uganda, Rwanda, and D.R. Congo. The 3 days gorilla safari Bwindi will start and end in Kampala or Entebbe in Uganda.

Murchison Falls National Park is a true gem of Uganda's wildlife and natural beauty. During this safari, we will take you on a thrilling journey through Murchison Falls incredible park, showcasing the best activities and attractions it has to offer. This is a perfect opportunity to spot wildlife variety in their natural habitats because Murchison Falls National Park is a home to an impressive array of animals including elephants, giraffes, lions, leopard, buffalos and antelopes. You will also enjoy a boat cruise along the river Nile to the bottom of the Magnificent Murchison Falls. Whether you are a nature enthusiast, wildlife lover, or adventure seeker, Murchison Falls National Park has something for everyone. So buckle up and get ready for an unforgettable priceless and memorable experience!

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The Greater Kampala City, that originally had seven hills now comprises of 20 hills. Kampala is the capital city of Uganda, which is known as the “pearl of Africa.” It is made up of various urban centres with a lot of business activities and exciting local people of various cultural diversities and ethnic groups. There modern hospitals, schools, shopping malls, Hotels, Highways and Markets as well as the Parliament of Uganda, which is one of the government arms of the country, all in Kampala City. You get the opportunity to interact with the Ugandan people, visit historical sites that have shaped the destiny of this great nation and take the photographs of your choice. You will visit cultural sites such as the Buganda King’s Palace, The Gadafi Mosque or Namirembe Cathedral Kasubi Tombs, The Uganda Martyrs Shrine, The African Crafts village, The Independence Monument, Nakasero Market as well as the old taxi park.

Kibale forest National Park hosts the world’s threatened red colobus and the rare L’Hoest monkeys. Other primates in Kibale Forest National Park include red-tailed monkeys, Olive baboons, grey-cheeked mangabey. Blue monkeys, potto, and bush baby among others. It is because of this that the park is regarded as the best destination in the whole world to do chimpanzee trekking and has been referred to as the primate capital of the world. Apart from the primates, the park also features over 375 bird species and about 70 species of mammals which makes it worth visiting.