Uganda Safaris

Mist clings to the treetops. Roots twist through the earth. Ferns coil in the shadows. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest was always a place of darkness. But decades of commendable conservation efforts have made it shine like a beacon of light. Bwindi lies in the Kigezi Highlands. It’s a high-altitude forest and home to the world’s largest population of mountain gorillas. You’ll hike through farmland and dense jungle. Then you’ll spend a quiet hour with the gorillas. Watch them feed. Groom. Play-fight. 

Just a few steps away. In Kibale Forest, the experience continues. This is where chimpanzees thrive. You’ll often see them easily, moving through swamps and tropical forest. Queen Elizabeth National Park offers something different. Go on a classic game drive. Or explore by boat. Watch wildlife and birds around crater lakes. Uganda sits right on the Equator. Its landscapes are incredibly diverse. From the glacier-capped Rwenzori Mountains to the thunderous Murchison Falls. In between, lively towns buzz with energy. Raw. Real. Unpolished. It’s easy to see why Uganda is called the Pearl of Africa.