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There are just over 1,000 mountain gorillas left in the wild, making it difficult to glimpse these gentle giants. Embark on the rare and thrilling experience of observing gorillas families in their natural habitats during this two-night gorillas-trekking package in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Traverse the jungle on foot alongside a dedicated tracker. Meals and transportation from Entebbe are included.

Enjoy a close encounter with southern white rhinos on this full-day tour to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, with round-trip transfer from Kampala and included admission fees ensuring a hassle-free trip. Learn more about the conservation work done by the sanctuary and see its wild wards in their native environment, with personalized insights provided by your small-group guide.

Venture to the source of the Nile River during this half-day private excursion to Jinja from Kampala. See where Africa’s longest river originates during a boat ride. Learn about the area’s cultural history from your guide at Sezibwa Falls. Lunch and door-to-door air-conditioned vehicle transfers are included. Upgrade to include adventure activities like rafting, ziplining, quad biking, or horse riding.

Kampala, is the capital of Uganda, is not only the economic and political center of the country but also a vibrant hub of spiritual and religious diversity. Kampala is home to a rich tapestry of religious landmarks, each steeped in history, culture, and faith. From iconic Christian cathedrals to a magnificent mosque and a tranquil Baha’i temple, this tour offers a unique opportunity to experience the harmonious coexistence of different religious communities in Uganda. This carefully crafted tour is designed to take you through the city's most revered religious sites, showcasing architectural beauty, cultural significance, and the deep-rooted spiritual traditions that have shaped Uganda's identity. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a spiritual seeker, or simply curious about the cultural landscape of Kampala, this journey promises a memorable exploration of faith and heritage.

Discover the diverse wildlife of western Uganda on this 10-day private safari from Kampala. This comprehensive package includes chimpanzee and gorilla trekking, game drives, and on-the-water activities, optimizing your chances of spotting some of the region’s unique wildlife. With entry fees, permits, and meals included, you can focus fully on the experience.

Embark on the adventure of a lifetime on a gorilla trekking safari in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Alongside a private guide, make the long drive from Entebbe to Bwindi and prepare for your gorilla trek. On day two, head deep into the rain forest with your guide and observe the gorillas in their natural habitat. On your final day, explore and swim in Lake Bunyonyi before heading back to Entebbe.

8 days Murchison Falls, Chimpanzee tracking and Gorilla Safari offer the ultimate experience of Uganda's immense natural beauty and diversity. Spot all the big five in the Murchison falls, get close to Chimpanzees and mountain gorillas in the thick rainforest and enjoy the beautiful scenery, and the warm weather at Lake Bunyonyi.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Kampala on this 2-day wildlife tour to Lake Mburo National Park. Maximize limited time with an after-dark game drive, plus a morning bike or safari tour to explore further than possible just on foot. Enjoy a close encounter with giraffes, zebras, hippos, and more, and avoid travel hassle with hotel pickup, drop-off, and a photo stop at the Equator monument ensuring a seamless and well-rounded trip.

Are you a good coffee drinker or want to know more about how coffee is roasted, grounded and brewed? Coffee is one of the main cash crops grown on the slopes of Mount Elgon. Coffee was discovered in Ethiopia by a goat who always admired the sweet sap of the coffee juice inside the coffee skin. After its discovery, people started eating the fruits mainly during famine and leisure not until the coming of missionaries and the Indian merchants who introduced the commercialization of coffee. The missionaries used to normally send coffee to their relatives as gifts. Coffee tour experience done in the village setting gives you a great taste of a true finest Ugandan coffee made by you in an organic process which involves pounding dry coffee beans using a wooden mortar to remove the husks and later roast them in fire using a dry saucepan with little firewood. We do have different options of making coffee. We have red honey coffee, yellow honey coffee, natural coffee and semi washed coffee.

Go deeper into Bwindi Impenetrable National Park—home to almost half of the planet’s remaining gorillas—than traditional tours do on a 3-day jungle tour that increases your chances of spotting the apes in their natural habitat. You won’t have to worry about planning anything as your guide arranges activities, transfers, and accommodation.

Get the full experience of Uganda’s diverse landscapes and wildlife on this 14-day private safari tour from Kampala. Spot savannah animals in national parks, trek primates in deep rainforests, and experience life on the water with visits to Lake Albert, Lake Bunyonyi, and more. Permits, fees, accommodation, and meals are all included, so you can focus on fully immersing yourself in Uganda’s natural charms.

Take a visit to the equator and take a photo of yourself in the middle of the world. You’ll be taken from Kampala to Kayabwe, where the equator marker is in the Kasese District, inside the Queen Elizabeth National Park. It will be warm here, so wear appropriate clothing and sunscreen. At the end you’ll get a certificate saying you’ve been to visit the equator.

Uncover the rich history of the Buganda Kingdom on this small-group cultural tour in Kampala, saving time for sightseeing with hassle-free hotel pickup and private transportation. Visit landmarks such as the Kabaka's Palace, Kasubi Tombs, and Uganda Museum, enjoy a traditional local lunch, and explore city markets to discover traditional crafts, all while receiving insightful commentary from your guide.

Experience Uganda’s Equator through the eyes of local women guides, offering a unique and immersive journey filled with culture, history, and authentic local experiences What Sets Us Apart? ✅Women-Guided & Locally Led – Engage with knowledgeable, passionate women guides who bring Uganda’s stories to life ✅Beyond Just a Landmark – Stand in both hemispheres, witness fascinating water experiments, and uncover the science behind the Equator ✅Authentic Ugandan Cuisine – Savor a traditional meal at a local restaurant, featuring matoke, luwombo, and fresh tropical fruits ✅Cultural & Shopping Experience – Support women-led businesses by browsing beautiful handmade crafts and souvenirs ✅Small-Group & Personalized Experience – Travel in comfort with a friendly, engaging atmosphere, perfect for solo travelers, families, and groups Book now and explore the Equator like never before through the stories, flavors, and warmth of Uganda’s women!

Travelers get to experience first hand experience of Kampala natives and see how locals traverse through the busy streets of the city and see key attraction points in downtown Travelers also will have an exclusive free experience of the popular Ugandan street meal called "Rolex"

Discover two of Uganda’s most iconic landmarks in one unforgettable day journey east to Jinja’s breathtaking Source of the Nile and then west to the legendary Equator Line at Kayabwe! What Makes This Tour Special? ✅ Two Landmarks in One Day See both the Source of the Nile and the Equator Line without the hassle of separate trips ✅Scenic East & West Journey Travel through Uganda’s beautiful countryside east to Jinja for a serene boat ride and breakfast, then west to Kayabwe for an eye-opening Equator experience ✅Unique Learning & Photo Opportunities Stand with one foot in each hemisphere, watch the Coriolis water experiment, and capture unforgettable photos ✅Comfort & Ease Relax in air-conditioned transport with expert guides sharing fascinating stories ✅For Every Traveler Perfect for adventurers, families, and solo travelers seeking culture and discovery Ready for an unforgettable Ugandan adventure? Book now to create lasting memories from the Nile’s source to the Equator!

Are you having less time in Uganda and you would like to visit the Mountain Gorillas, we have a 3 Days Express Gorilla Trekking in Uganda which typically focuses on visiting Bwindi Impenetrable National Park or Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, which are two of the best places in the world to see mountain gorillas in their natural habitat.

Equator Line Kayabwe is a popular stop along the Kampala–Masaka highway where visitors experience the Earth’s equatorial divide. The site offers a fun demonstration of the Coriolis Effect, showing how water drains differently on either side of the equator. Travelers can stand in both hemispheres at once, take photos by the iconic monument, and browse local crafts. The area has small shops, restaurants, and cultural displays, making it a convenient, educational, and memorable stop for tourists exploring Uganda.

Lake Mburo National Park’s compact size makes it an excellent choice for wildlife enthusiasts with limited time in Uganda. Spot hippos, crocodiles, and other animals on a lake cruise, and explore the park’s savannah and swamplands on guided game drives to maximize your chances of seeing big mammals. Enjoy a hassle-free 2-day safari tour with round-trip transportation, accommodation, and meals all included.

Join this 3 Days tour to Queen Elizabeth National park with Kabaffulo Safaris. The trip takes you to explore Uganda’s second largest park sheltering a high concentration of wild animals and birds. Game viewing and a boat cruise at Kazinga channel are the major activities to do on this 3 Days tour. The park is famous for sheltering tree climbing lions in Ishasha sector, south of Queen Elizabeth National park. Other activities to do in this park include chimpanzee trekking in Kyambura gorge, nature walks, bird watching and lion tracking among others.

Ideal for busy travelers, this small-group, full-day tour covers a selection of sights outside Kampala. Soak up stunning natural scenery at Ssezibwa River Falls, spot monkeys and over 300 bird species in the lush and tropical groves of Mabira Forest, and learn about Africa’s longest river at the Source of the Nile Museum. A tasty Ugandan lunch is included; boat trips are available at an additional cost.

This is a package crafted to experience the mighty River Nile longest in the world.creating unforgotable experience through private boat cruise to source of nile and birding.River nile water experience through water massaging and fresh bath at magnificient busoko falls and rafting amidst the rapids on the nile.Later water biking experience is a must at Epic escapades.

The 2-Day Uganda Gorilla Trekking Safari - Starting from Kigali is one of the shortest gorilla trekking tours, perfect for travelers seeking a quicker route to experience gorilla trekking in Uganda. This tour is ideal for those looking to begin their journey in Kigali and trek in Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Unlike longer Uganda Gorilla Safaris, this 2-Day Gorilla Trekking Uganda adventure begins and ends in Kigali, Rwanda, with a short 4-5 hour drive. The route includes crossing the border from Katuna to Kabale or from Chanika to Kisoro, eventually connecting to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, a lush and protected forest area in Southwestern Uganda.

3 Days Uganda gorilla trekking in Bwindi starts in Kigali Rwanda or Entebbe/Kampala Uganda. Starting and ending in Rwanda offers a shorter drive. It involves visiting the Batwa pygmies for a cultural experience. The Batwa pygmies were the original inhabitants of the Bwindi impenetrable forest park before they were relocated outside the park to pave way for mountain gorilla conservation. 3 Days Uganda Gorilla TourBwindi Impenetrable National Park is found along Uganda’s border with the Democratic Republic of Congo and next to the Virunga National Park. The park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its biodiversity and importance to overall ecology. It is a water catchment area that feeds off numerous rivers and lakes. Bwindi forest covers an area of 124 square miles of lowland and montane forest. These vast forests are home to 163 tree species, 348 species of birds and 120 of mammals.