13 DAYS UGANDA ADVENTURE: HIKING / TREKKING / RAFTING / CYCLING

From $3190 USD* / Picture-Perfect African Wildlife / 13 days

*price p.p. incl. guide, safari jeep, hotel and park entrance fees, excl. international flight (based on six persons)

13 DAYS UGANDA ADVENTURE: HIKING / TREKKING / RAFTING / CYCLING

For 13 days your heart will beat a little bit faster, for four reasons.

1. The sight of animals like hippos, elephants, lions, leopards, giraffes and zebras on different safaris in Queen Elizabeth National Park or Lake Mburo National Park make your wild(life) dreams come true.

2. Getting close to our furry relatives, mountain gorillas and chimpanzees, in their natural habitat excites you slightly… or a bit more.

3. For a hike on an extinct volcano, a walk through a swamp and a bike ride through the countryside you need to tap into your fitness resources – but you will be awarded with stunning views and encounters of the Ugandan kind.

4. A quad safari and white water rafting in Jinja let the adrenalin rush through your body.

People with yellow helmets in raft going through rapids

Young chimpanzee hanging in the trees surrounded by green leaves

Chimpanzee lying on its back on the ground of a forest

Lioness surrounded by trees in Queen Elizabeth National Park

Two grown and two baby hippos in the water next to green grass

Leopard lying in green grass of Queen Elizabeth National Park

Elephant standing in shallow water drinking with buffalo in the background

Mother zebra grazing, baby zebra standing next to her in grassland

Shoebill stork surrounded by green bushes and trees

And believe it or not, these are just the highlights of your 13-days Uganda: Hiking, Rafting and Biking Adventure. There are countless other special moments and unique sights which will live in your head rent-free… forever.

Important to know: gorilla trekking is an extremely popular activity (understandably) and requires both a guide and a permit. That’s why it needs to be planned and booked in advance and separately. Of course, we’re happy to help you with that.

: Uganda is a safe country to visit (yay!). Especially if you want to join organised game drives with private guides, as you will do with us. There are, of course, some places to avoid in big cities like Kampala or Entebbe. But – as with everywhere else in the world – you’ll be fine by taking some precautions. Just some examples to be on the safe side (pun intended): don’t explore the city at night without a driver or guide, keep your valuables close to you, avoid wearing big and visible jewellery and leave some things like passports in the hotel safe.
: This is an exclusive, private safari that allows you to travel at your own pace. This trip is made just for you, exactly as you want it! Our experienced travel consultants will make sure that your wishes come true. There are numerous advantages to such a trip. First, you can cruise around in a private safari vehicle and have a personal guide. It’s completely up to you what time you leave in the morning and when you come back (taking into account your guide’s advice, of course). Secondly, once you’re in a national park, you can observe specific animals or herds for as long as you like. No one will push you to move along. And lastly, knowing your wishes, your personal guide will give you the right tips, turning your trip into an unforgettable experience.
: At Africa Safari Trips, we’re all about co-creating your perfect journey. When you plan your African adventures with us, you’re not just booking a trip; you’re embarking on a personalised experience. We start by understanding your wishes and preferences, and we won’t stop until every aspect of your journey aligns perfectly with your vision. Our team works closely with you to ensure that your entire trip is tailor-made to your satisfaction. And for added convenience, we offer a selection of our most popular African tours and safaris as a starting point for your consideration.
: Yes, yes, yes! And not only the Big Five pose for your pictures, but also hyenas, hippos, zebras or the unique Ugandan kob, and more than 1,000 bird species of all kinds and colours. And if you love primates, Uganda clearly is your place to be: the diverse jungles are home to as many as 24 species of monkeys, from the nocturnal galagos to the beautifully colored blue monkeys and the breathtaking mountain gorillas.

13 DAYS UGANDA ADVENTURE: HIKING / TREKKING / RAFTING / CYCLING

Low season (March, April, May and 1st of November - 19th of December)

2 persons

$4.422,64 USD*

4 persons

$3.613,74 USD*

6 persons

$3.356,99 USD*

Mid Season (the rest of the year)

2 persons

$4.825,71 USD*

4 persons

$3.889,47 USD*

6 persons

$3.590,71 USD*

High season (January, July, August, September and 20th to 31st of December)

2 persons

$5.048,38 USD*

4 persons

$4.073,79 USD*

6 persons

$3.762,79 USD*

* Indicative costs per person, excluding international airline tickets

Included

24/7 service
13 days
All accommodations
Drinking water in our safari jeeps
Full board
Game drives
Luxurious private 4×4 Safari Jeep
Park Fees
Pickup and transfer airport
Private guide speaking fluently English
Reservation costs
Fully accredited under SGR

Excluded

Visas
Travel insurance
International flights (can be booked for you on request)

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Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe International Airport
Day 2: Drive from Entebbe / Kampala to Jinja + Quad tour in Jinja
Day 3: White water rafting on the Nile River in Jinja
Day 4: Drive from Jinja to Kibale National Park
Day 5: Chimpanzee Trekking in Kibale National Park + Swamp walk in Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary at Kibale National Park
Day 6: Drive from Kibale to Queen Elizabeth National Park + Jeep safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park
Day 7: Jeep safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park + Boat safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park
Day 8: Drive from Queen Elizabeth National Park to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Day 9: Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Day 10: Hiking the Sabinyo Volcanoe in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Day 11: Drive from Mgahinga Gorilla National Park to Lake Mburo National Park
Day 12: Mountainbike safari outside Lake Mburo National Park + Jeep safari in Lake Mburo National Park
Day 13: Drive back to Entebbe + Flight home from Entebbe (not included in the price)

Day 1

Arrival at Entebbe International Airport

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You arrive at Entebbe International Airport, your gateway to the diverse beauty of Uganda! This is the country of adventurous mountain gorilla and chimp trekking, stunning wildlife safaris, amazing road trips and wilderness adventures by boat, bike, horse or foot. Experience the warm hospitality of the Ugandan people and be amazed by the cultural encounters with the different indigenous tribes. With us, you’ll experience it all! Our driver awaits you in the airport, carrying a sign with your name on it. Welcome to Uganda!

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Day 2

Drive to Jinja for a quad tour

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Take in the beauty of Uganda’s landscapes and catch a glimpse on Jinja’s highlights like the famous Lake Victoria. Once arrived, you switch from four big wheels to four smaller wheels and discover the outskirts of the adrenaline capital during a quad tour.

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: On your first day of travels in Uganda, you immediately hit the road to take in the first images of the country on a 3-hour drive to Jinja. From Entebbe, you first drive to the capital Kampala and from there, you continue to the energizing city of Jinja. Just before reaching this town on the shores of Lake Victoria, you pass over the Source of the Nile bridge and get a first glimpse of this famous body of water originating in Lake Victoria. Then Jinja awaits, get ready for adventure!
: Jinja is also called the adrenaline capital of Uganda – and this activity proves that once more. A quad tour through Jinja and its surroundings creates the perfect mix of fun, adventure, culture and nature. You’ll venture through stunning scenery, passing by lush greenery, rivers and local villages. Discover some little-known gems as you navigate through off-road tracks, catch a glimpse of the locals’ everyday life and witness the untamed beauty of Uganda. This exciting activity is an absolute must-do for thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts.

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Day 3

White water rafting on the Nile River in Jinja

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White water rafting on the Nile River in Jinja is an exhilarating adventure that combines adrenaline-pumping rapids with stunning scenery. With experienced guides, you’ll navigate through rapids, facing thrilling drops and swirling currents on the world’s longest river. The journey takes you past lush forests and charming villages, offering a unique perspective of Uganda's natural beauty. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced rafter, this adventure-packed activity will surely make your heart skip a beat… or two… or three.

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Day 4

Drive from Jinja to Kibale National Park

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From the bustling Jinja you drive to Kibale National Park today, known as the primate capital of the world. The park hosts the most chimpanzees and monkey species in the world and monkey lovers will have a blast discovering all 13 species (the L'Hoest monkey, olive baboon, vervet monkey, grey-cheeked Mangabey, Uganda red Colobus and Prince Demidoff's bushbaby to just name a few). The drive takes about 7 hours and the landscapes are diverse, from lush greenery along the riverbanks to grasslands and evergreen rainforest when you approach Kibale.

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Day 5

Chimpanzee trekking and swamp walk in Kibale

Baby chimpanzee clinging tight on to its mother — Chimpanzee Trekking in Kibale National Park

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In the depths of the rainforest, you get to observe our closest relatives play, eat and groom each other – an experience which will make everyone’s eyes sparkle! And since the jungle holds many more treasures, you go on the hunt for them afterwards during a swamp walk (not literally!).

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: Uganda’s Kibale National Park has the highest concentration of chimpanzees on the African continent, with approximately 1,500 chimps in several groups, offering you a high chance of seeing them in the wild. Expert guides lead you through the lush rainforest, where you can observe chimps leaping through trees, playing, eating, and grooming each other. Please note that the minimum age for this 2 to 4 hour trek is 12 years, requires proper hiking shoes, and groups are limited to 6 people. Also, since this is a very popular activity which needs both a permit and a guide, it has to be booked separately and well in advance.
: The swamp walk through the Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary at Kibale National Park is a must-do if you love birds, monkeys, rare animals, plants and flowers. This magical place, also called "home of the great blue turaco", is the home of over 200 bird species. During your walk, you can spot eight primate species in the trees above you, as well as other Ugandan animals such as sitatungas, bushbucks and otters (yes, otters!). Lose yourself in the sights, sounds and smells of this pristine wetland; this is a true gem which only waits to be discovered… by you!

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Chimpanzee Trekking in Kibale National Park

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Day 6

Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park and jeep safari

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The drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park is like a trailer for the big movie – your safari, which happens on the very same day! The superstars of the most royal of all parks cannot wait to pose for your pictures.

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: As you drive 2 hours from Kibale to Queen Elizabeth National Park today, you can enjoy the sights while passing through the crater lake area around Kasenda and seeing the snow-capped peaks of the Rwenzori Mountains on your right a bit further down the road. With this amazing landscape as your 'bush-tv', you reach the most royal of Uganda's national parks before you know it. Keep your eyes peeled for the Big Five!
: During a jeep safari, our guide takes you in your private jeep on an unlimited game drive in the park. Make sure to share your expectations for this day with him, and let yourself be surprised by the suggestions he might have. Once on the road, ask any question that comes to mind and most of all: enjoy the amazing ride and sights!

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Day 7

Discover Queen Elizabeth National Park in a jeep and a boat

Jeep safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park

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After discovering countless gems of Queen Elizabeth National Park on land, it's time to hop into a comfy boat and do the same on the Kazinga channel – the home of hippos, crocodiles and colourful birds.

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: During a jeep safari, our guide takes you in your private jeep on an unlimited game drive in the park. Make sure to share your expectations for this day with him, and let yourself be surprised by the suggestions he might have. Once on the road, ask any question that comes to mind and most of all: enjoy the amazing ride and sights!
: Last call for those wishing to explore the Kazinga Channel! Go aboard a boat that can accommodate up to twenty people and explore this beautiful and biodiverse place for 2-3 hours. The Kazinga Channel in the Queen Elizabeth National Park stretches 40 kilometres long, linking Lake George to Lake Edward. Keep a keen eye out at all times, as you may spot hippos, crocodiles, buffalo, elephants, and a variety of other animals. Two daily departure times are offered for this boat trip: in the morning, at 11:00 AM, and in the afternoon, at 2:00 PM.

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Day 8

Drive from Queen Elizabeth National Park to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

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After having explored the second-largest national park in Uganda, you are now off to discover the smallest national park in Uganda: the Mgahinga Gorilla National Park! During the six-hour ride, you see the lush landscapes of Queen Elizabeth National Park making way for misty mountains and green jungle all around. Once you reach your destination, incredible encounters with the mountain gorillas await you!

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Day 9

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

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Mgahinga Gorilla National Park may be the smallest Ugandan national park, but it's definitely not the least of them! This little park so happens to be home to the endangered mountain gorillas, and you can meet these gentle giants in their natural habitat if you book a gorilla trekking. Important: this activity needs to be planned in advance and booked separately. Besides gorillas, the park also offers opportunities to spot golden monkeys, and to go bird watching, volcano hiking, and have amazingly beautiful cultural encounters with the indigenous Batwa people who know everything about being one with nature!

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Day 10

Hiking the Sabinyo Volcanoe in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

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Test your spirit, unleash your inner explorer and conquer the summit of Mount Sabinyo, a 3,674-meter-high extinct volcano towering over Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. The 7- to 8-hour moderate hike of approximately 14 km takes you through lush mountain forests where you may be lucky enough to spot golden monkeys, exotic bird species and maybe even the endangered mountain gorilla. Once on the top, you are rewarded with a panoramic view that stretches across three countries: Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Day 11

Drive from Mgahinga Gorilla National Park to Lake Mburo National Park

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From the misty mountains of Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, you proceed your journey to Lake Mburo National Park. The drive will take about 8 hours and you'll see the scenery gradually change to hilly green pastures and wide-open savannahs. Make sure to keep an eye out for wildlife along the way because, as you approach Lake Mburo, you can see rare birds, such as the African finfoot or the shoebill stork. Also, the region is known for zebras, impala, bushbuck, leopards and warthogs. Get your binoculars and cameras out during this trip!

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Day 12

Two safaris in Lake Mburo National Park

Mountainbike safari outside Lake Mburo National Park

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During a mountainbike safari outside of Lake Mburo National Park, you get a closer look at African wildlife (like really close!), learn more about plants and catch a glimpse of traditional village life. In a jeep, you can cover even more ground afterwards.

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: Trade four wheels for two wheels and discover the surroundings of the beautiful Lake Mburo National Park during a mountainbike safari. In your own pace, you’ll calmly pedal through this picturesque landscape while marvelling at different wildlife around you. Prepare to meet animals like zebras, impala, elands, buffalos, jackals, hyenas, leopards and warthogs along the way. You want to stay at one spot for a little longer or learn more about some animals or plants? Simply let your guides know: they’re happy to answer you all of your questions and will also make sure that you’re safe throughout this unique adventure.
: During a jeep safari, our guide takes you in your private jeep on an unlimited game drive in the park. Make sure to share your expectations for this day with him, and let yourself be surprised by the suggestions he might have. Once on the road, ask any question that comes to mind and most of all: enjoy the amazing ride and sights!

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Day 13

Return to Entebbe for your flight home

After some exhilarating days, the end of your adventure is near. Enjoy the ride back to where it all started, take in the stunning views once more, and take off with new memories that last forever. Or simply stay a little longer.

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: As you drive back to Entebbe, you again pass through the villages with their lively marketplaces and the outstretched countryside with tea and coffee plantations, smooth green hills and the occasional wildlife waving you goodbye. After several days of sheer adventure, even the ride back to Entebbe is an experience to enjoy!
: This is your last day! Unfortunately, it's time to catch your flight home from Entebbe International Airport. Sad to leave...? Not to worry! We can easily add a few days of safari to your holiday, or extend it with a few days on the shores of Lake Victoria for some whitewater rafting or other exhilarating activities!

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