Uganda Safari Tours

What Can You See Or Do On a Uganda Safari Tour?

While on a Uganda Safari Tour, you expect to take part in adventure activities such as white water rafting, Mountain climbing, spot fishing, tubing the Nile, Bunjee jumping and boat excursions among others. You expect to see diverse Wildlife species including Gorillas (found only in Uganda and Rwanda), Chimpanzees, Golden Monkeys and the African Big Five animals such as Buffalo, Elephant, Lion, Leopard and Rhino.

In addition to the above,  you also expect to see on your Uganda Safari over 340 mammal species, over 1,060 confirmed bird species and take part in cultural experiences at different historical cultural sites. Read More

Best Uganda Safari Holiday Destinations

The best places and attractions to visit while on a Uganda Safari include the famous Bwindi Impenetrable National Park  and Mgahinga National Park home to Mountain Gorillas,  Murchison Falls National Park Uganda’s oldest and home to the world’s most powerful Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth National Park home to tree climbing lions, Kibale Forest National Park home to Chimpanzees, Kidepo Valley National Park, Lake Mburo National Park, Rwenzori Mountains National Park Uganda an ultimate hiking destination, Mount Elgon National Park Uganda and Semuliki National Park among other national parks and game reserves. Read More

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When Is The Best Time To Go On A Uganda Safari Tour?

The best time to go on safari in Uganda is during the dry Months of December to February and from June to September and these are regarded as the peak season of the Uganda Safari calendar. These Months a dry with little or no rains making it easy to views animals and take clear photos as the grass is short.

Travelers should however note that one can go on a Uganda Safari all year around at any time of the year with maximum chances of seeing wildlife and doing other adventure activities un interrupted. Read More

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What Is The Cost Of A Uganda Safari Tour?

The cost of a Uganda Safari is not fixed as such and it entirely depends on the safari destination one chooses, the type of accommodation one prefers between budget, mid range and luxury, the number of days one intends to spend on safari, the number of persons traveling on the trip and the mode of transportation among other factors. On average the cost of a Uganda Safari starts from as low as 300USD for a single traveler. Read More

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Is It Safe To Visit Uganda?

It’s a fact that safe travels and safaris have been happening everyday year in year out with no exception of 2022 in Uganda. There are no attacks on tourist hotels or lodges in wildlife parks and when it comes to terrorism, Uganda is exceptional in relation to her East Africans counterparts acting as a role model for other East African countries.

Crime, more especially violent crime has reduced significantly in Uganda. This is as a result of a sharp increase in the number of police on the street and the recently introduced Local Defense Units (LDUs) who are visible on the streets of Kampala during peak hours. This has cut reported incidents of crime to a minimum in the Kampala metropolitan area according to the police report.

The Security agencies and the diplomatic entities have also observed a decrease in reported crimes related to pick-pocketing, “snatch and run”) along with other petty and opportunistic crimes though they are still common in Kampala but rarely involve acts of violence. Travelers should still exercise caution when visiting crowded areas such as large open-air trading markets and music concerts as it is in any large city with large numbers of idle youth and unemployed.

Crimes that may result into violence commonly happen when the victim attempts to resist the assailants and these include two reported violent crimes from 2009 which involved motorcycle (“boda boda”) drivers sexually assaulting their female passengers after picking them up from a nightclub in one of the uptown areas of Kampala. But all in all we think it is to visit or go on safari in Uganda all year around.

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