23 days · Uganda
23-day Uganda birding and wildlife grand safari
Uganda from corner to corner. It starts in the remote north-east with Kidepo and finishes with gorillas and golden monkeys in the south-west.
Day-by-day itinerary
Days 1 to 2
Botanical gardens birding, the shoebill at Mabamba swamp, then Mabira Forest.
Days 3 to 5
Full-day birding and wildlife in Pian Upe Wildlife Reserve, then a scenic transfer towards Moroto.
Days 6 to 7
Uganda's remote wilderness, with a full day of game drives and birding.
Days 8 to 10
Cross the northern savannahs to Murchison Falls, take the boat safari to the falls and bird the Royal Mile.
Days 11 to 14
Congo-forest species in Semuliki, then chimpanzee tracking and Bigodi wetland birding.
Days 15 to 16
The Kazinga Channel, then Ishasha and its tree-climbing lions.
Days 17 to 19
Gorilla trekking, then the Buhoma forest trail and Ruhija birding.
Days 20 to 21
Golden monkey tracking and birding in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park.
Days 22 to 23
A stop at Lake Mburo, then the return to Entebbe.
What is included
- Gorilla permit for your date
- Lodging and meals as set out in your quote
- Private vehicle with driver-guide
- Park entrance fees and activity permits listed in the itinerary
- Bottled water on the road
- Chimpanzee and golden monkey permits listed in the itinerary
Not included
- International flights
- Extra nights before or after the trip
- Travel insurance and visa fees
- Personal items and tips
Your quote lists every inclusion for your dates and group size.
How to book this trip
- Send your dates. Use the request form or WhatsApp.
- We check for you. Our office confirms your permit date with the park, normally within 24 hours.
- You receive one quote. Then we secure your permit and plan the rest.
Frequently asked questions
Is the gorilla permit included?
Yes. We buy your permit for your chosen date once we have confirmed it with the park.
Can the dates and lodges be changed?
Yes. Every trip is a starting point, and we adapt it to your dates, group and comfort level.
Ready to trek? Ask for your quote.
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