*Plus compulsory gorilla permit fee of £800 per person
Discover Uganda’s sights and experiences on this guided tour. You’ll experience Murchison Falls National Park’s dramatic waterfalls and wildlife, a walking safari to see the Southern White Rhinos, and a scenic cruise up the Nile River. Trek through Kibale National Park to observe chimpanzees in their natural habitat, then enjoy a boat safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda’s most scenic reserve. You’ll journey to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, home to half the world’s mountain gorillas, for an unforgettable gorilla trekking experience. Relax by the serene shores of Lake Bunyonyi, a paradise for birdwatchers, before continuing to Lake Mburo National Park, renowned for zebras and vibrant birdlife.
Offer includes:
- Shared 4×4 land cruiser with pop up roof
- 1 nights: Entebbe – Boma Guest House
- Visit the shores of Lake Victoria
- 2 nights: Murchison Falls – Twiga Safari Lodge
- Explore a portion of the Nile river
- 1 night: Kibale – Isunga Lodge
- Trek to observe Chimpanzee’s in their natural habitat
- 2 nights: Queen Elizabeth – Marafiki Safari Lodge
- Visit Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda’s most popular and most scenic game reserve
- 1 night: Bwindi – Engagi Lodge
- Go gorilla trekking
- 1 night: Lake Bunyonyi – Birds Nest Resort
- Witness stunning birdlife spotting in the lakes of Uganda
- 1 night: Lake Mburo – Rwakobo Rock
- These lakes offer a rich diversity of birdlife
- 1 nights: Entebbe – Boma Guest House
- * 1 Gorilla Permit per person included (non-refundable/changeable/non-commissionable)
- Return international flights Kenya Airways from Heathrow – Nairobi – Entebbe – Nairobi – Heathrow
- Includes airport tax and fuel surcharges, regional airport supplement applies
Quote Reference: 72534
Travel period: 6 – 16 June 2025
Please call for other travel dates
Book by: 31 March 2025
Our Reference: SLT861844
Terms and Conditions
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Great question! Uganda’s diverse landscapes—from the savannahs of Murchison Falls to the wetlands of Lake Mburo—mean you’ll experience a range of climates. Here are some tips for managing the different conditions as a traveler:
🌦️ 1. Pack Smart for Variable Weather:
Light Layers: Bring moisture-wicking shirts, long-sleeve tops, and a lightweight fleece for cooler mornings and evenings.
Rain Gear: A waterproof jacket and quick-dry clothes are must-haves for unexpected showers, especially in rainforest areas.
Convertible Pants: Zip-off pants are perfect for adapting to both warm days and cooler nights.
🥾 2. Footwear Matters:
Hiking Boots: Waterproof boots with good grip are essential for muddy trails in parks like Bwindi.
Sandals or Trainers: For drier areas like Murchison Falls, breathable footwear is a good choice.
🦟 3. Protect Against Bugs:
Insect Repellent: Use one with DEET or natural alternatives for protection against mosquitoes and tsetse flies.
Light-Colored Clothes: Dark clothes attract tsetse flies, so opt for khaki or beige.
🌞 4. Stay Sun-Safe:
Sunblock: Use SPF 30+ sunscreen, especially in open savannah areas.
Hat and Sunglasses: Wide-brim hats and polarized sunglasses are essential.
💧 5. Hydrate and Replenish:
Water: Carry a reusable water bottle with a filter to stay hydrated.
Electrolytes: Pack electrolyte tablets for hot and humid days.
🧳 6. Organize Your Gear:
Dry Bags: Protect your electronics and clothes from rain.
Daypack: A small, breathable backpack for essentials during game drives and hikes.
🏞️ 7. Plan for Altitude Changes:
Uganda’s parks have varying altitudes. Take it slow when visiting higher elevations, like Bwindi, to adjust comfortably.