
Uganda Gorilla & Wildlife Safari
A journey combining gorilla trekking with classic Ugandan wildlife experiences.

Gorilla Safaris
Few wildlife experiences compare with walking through an ancient rainforest and suddenly finding yourself in the presence of a mountain gorilla.
A gorilla safari in Uganda takes you deep into the forests of Bwindi, where expert trackers and guides lead you through challenging but rewarding terrain in search of habituated gorilla families.
The encounter itself can be quiet, intimate and deeply moving — a rare opportunity to observe these remarkable animals in their natural environment.

Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is one of the world’s important mountain gorilla habitats.
The forest is ancient, biodiverse and wonderfully atmospheric. Your trek can take you through dense vegetation, steep slopes and changing forest conditions before you reach the gorilla family you have been assigned to visit.
The journey is part of the experience.

Depending on your itinerary, your journey may combine gorilla trekking with:
This makes it possible to experience more than one side of Uganda during the same trip.

One of the most popular ways to experience Uganda is to combine gorilla trekking with traditional wildlife safari.
Imagine moving from the rainforest of Bwindi to the savannah of Queen Elizabeth National Park, watching elephants and buffalo before continuing toward the Kazinga Channel.


A journey combining gorilla trekking with classic Ugandan wildlife experiences.

Combine Bwindi with Kibale for an immersive primate-focused experience.

Travel at your own pace with a private vehicle, dedicated guide and itinerary designed around your interests.
Gorilla trekking requires some preparation. Fitness, footwear, clothing and weather conditions can all influence the experience.
Before travelling, explore our practical guide covering:
What to Wear for Gorilla Trekking

A gorilla safari is not only about reaching the forest.
It is about the road into southwestern Uganda, the changing landscapes, the people you meet, the forest itself and the stories you carry home.


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