All Uganda Tours & Excursions in 2026

Queen Elizabeth National Park is home to almost 100 different mammal species, making it an ideal spot for game viewing. But the best action takes place in the early morning. Maximize your animal sightings—without breaking the bank—during this shared half-day Jeep safari drive. See lions, elephants, leopards, and many other animals, all in just a few hours.

Widen your perspective of Uganda on this private full-day tour to Sezibwa Falls, Mabira Central Forest Reserve, and Jinja, perfect for travelers on limited time. Learn about Buganda heritage at the often-overlooked waterfall, enjoy a guided trek through a rainforest, then embark on a city tour of Jinja. After lunch, complete your trip with a boat ride to the source of the River Nile. Avoid hidden costs with activities, transfers, and food included as per itinerary.

Immerse yourself in Uganda’s pristine and wildlife-filled natural landscapes during this multi-day private tour to Murchison Falls. Enjoy hotel or airport pickup, traveling comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle. Hike to the top of the roaring falls, enjoying panoramic views. Spot elephants, lions, and leopards during a game drive through Murchison Falls National Park. Finally, relax and unwind during a cruise along the Victoria Nile.

Get a first-hand glimpse of the Nile’s thrilling landscape on this half-day private tubing tour from Jinja, ideal for first-time visitors, adrenaline seekers, and active families. Get to know the ropes of tubing during a private instructional session, then ride the rapids under the supervision of your personal guide, followed by plenty of time for swimming, wildlife watching, and river relaxation.

Immerse yourself in Kampala’s cultural heritage on this women-guided walking tour, ideal for solo women travelers or anyone keen to support community empowerment initiatives. Choose a departure time that suits you, with flexible daily departures, and benefit from your local guide’s insider knowledge as you explore landmarks like the Uganda National Mosque, Owino Market, and the Old Taxi Park.

Uganda’s Budongo Forest is one of the best reserves to track chimpanzees. Alongside a private guide, walk along the forested trails in search of these primates that share 98% of our DNA. Your guide takes you to the chimp community where you can take photos and see how they interact with you. Upgrade to a full-day tour for a chimpanzee habituation experience so they can get slowly used to humans.

Mabamba Swamp, renowned for its diverse birdlife, offers an unparalleled birdwatching experience. With expert local guides, navigate the papyrus channels in a traditional canoe and hunt for the rare Shoebill Stork among more than 260 bird species in this stunning wetland. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and tranquility of Lake Victoria's shores while expanding your birdwatching knowledge and skills. Ideal for avid birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts seeking an authentic adventure in Uganda. - Spot the rare Shoebill Stork and over 260 other bird species - Glide through the papyrus channels in a traditional canoe - Expert local guides share insights about the ecosystem and birdlife - Perfect for birdwatchers and nature lovers looking for unique experiences

Discover the best of Kampala on this flexible private tour that allows you to curate your own experience. Navigate through crowded markets like Owino and Nakasero with a guide who can help with any language barriers. Visit only the sights you're interested in, and enjoy "rollex" on the walking tour as a local treat. Choose from add-ons such as a visit to Kasenyi fishing village, Kasubi Tombs, and more.

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.

Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary, located on Lake Victoria in Uganda, offers a unique opportunity to observe orphaned and rescued chimpanzees in a natural forested environment. Established in 1998, the sanctuary spans 100 acres, with 98% of the area forested, providing a safe haven for over 50 chimpanzees

Get a chance to observe chimpanzees in their natural habitats during this small-group, full-day excursion to Kibale Forest National Park. Spot up to 70 mammal species, including 13 species of primates—the closest living relatives to humans. Forest tracking guides will lead you right to their favorite hangouts. Tours include hotel pickup and door-to-door transportation from Fort Portal.

Make your way to the source of the Nile on this small-group tour from Kampala, which takes you to Jinja for lunch, and then to the source of the mighty river. On the way you take several stops, which you couldn’t do with public transportation. Visit the Sezibwa waterfalls, take a small hike, then visit Mabira Forest, and finally to Jinja, followed by a boat cruise to the Nile.

Get a deeper understanding of the history and culture of Kampala that you might miss if exploring solo with this private tour. Enjoy a comphrensive itinerary that visits the capital city's key sites, including Wamala King's Tombs and Kabaka Ssuuna's grave, Kasubi Tombs burial grounds, and Kabaka's Palace, and more.

Explore the savannah on this multi day safari in Uganda's famous Queen Elizabeth National Park. With your guide's help, enjoy a perspective on local life and get up close to unique wildlife. In between game drives featuring lions, elephants, and leopards, you'll stay at a lodge equipped for comfort. Tour highlights include visiting the equator, a boat ride along the Kazinga Channel and a guided primate walk in search of chimpanzees.

Equator Island is surrounded by water of the second largest fresh lake in the whole world known as Lake Victoria. The Equator is an imaginary line that runs around the middle of the Earth, dividing it into the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere. It is located at 0 degrees latitude and is approximately 40,075 kilometers (24,901 miles) long.

Discover the source of the Nile on this full-day private tour to Jinja, with return transport from your Kampala hotel. On your way, get a glimpse of natural landmarks Ssezibwa Falls and Mabira Forest, before stopping at Najjembe Market for a street-food snack. In Jinja, take a boat cruise to the Nile’s source, explore the city, and visit the Farmers Market, where lunch is included in the experience.

Take a break from bustling Kampala on this full-day tour to Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary, including hotel pickup and drop-off for a seamless experience. Enjoy a scenic boat ride across Lake Victoria, observe rescued chimpanzees from a tree-top walkway, and learn about the center’s efforts to protect the animals from illegal trade.

Explore Uganda’s capital like a local on this boda boda (motorbike taxi) tour with hotel pickup included. Enjoy a safe ride with an experienced driver, safety-checked vehicle, and helmet provided. Navigate the bustling city visiting landmarks like the National Mosque, Kabaka’s Palace with its historic lake, and Rubaga Cathedral, while soaking up Kampala’s vibrant atmosphere.

Shoebill watching in Uganda is a life-changing experience, and Mabamba Swamp is the premier location. But finding these elusive birds requires expertise. Our local guides, born and raised in this region, possess an unparalleled understanding of shoebill behavior and habitat, maximizing your chances of a truly remarkable sighting. Imagine the thrill of witnessing a shoebill in its natural habitat, a bird so unique it feels like stepping back in time. It's not just a birdwatching trip; it's a transformative experience, a connection with nature you won't soon forget

Take a day trip from Kampala and head to Jinja to discover the city where the Nile River begins. Discover the green landscapes of Lugazi's sugarcane and tea plantations and visit the majestic Ssezibwa River Falls. Explore the tranquil Mabira forest and in Jinja, witness the Nile's origin as you cruise to Mahat Magandi monument.

Discover the Ugandan capital afterdark on this private street food tour. Cruise around the city on a boda-boda motorbike or in a private vehicle, stopping at your local guide’s top choices for a taste of quintessential Kampala. Learn more about the city’s culinary scene and cultural heritage as you tuck into rolex wraps and muchomo meats, then enjoy hassle-free hotel pickup and drop-off for a seamless evening out.

Visit the highlights of Kampala with a guide during this private, full-day tour. See artifacts from Uganda’s rich cultural heritage at the Uganda Museum, browse the spice and textile stalls of bustling Nakasero Market, and experience the city’s multi-faith culture at the Baha’i Temple and Gaddafi National Mosque. Admission tickets and hotel transfers are included.

If you are interested in experiencing the soul of Kampala and the organized chaos of the markets, taxi parks and streets, then we strongly advise you to book this tour. please don't attempt this tour on your own as the streets are confusing and you may even find yourself lost. This walking tours is a maximum of 3km or 2 miles. Time is usually 3 to 5 hours depending on extra shopping, taking photos, etc.  Warning: This tour is not for the faint hearted or those who don't like walking in crowded streets. We advise you to not bring bags, packs, or purses, and only use cameras or phones with a strap, and only at your own risk. Pickpockets can occur, but we will be there to watch out for you. You may experience some uncomfortable situations such as being bumped or pushed by other people, or needing to squeeze between cars and tight spaces as you walk around on this tours.