Dry seasons (June–September & December–February) are ideal for gorilla trekking and game viewing, as trails are less muddy and animals gather around water sources.
Wet seasons (March–May & October–November) offer lush landscapes and fewer crowds, but trekking can be more challenging.
Moderate to strenuous – Treks range from 1–6 hours over steep, muddy terrain. A reasonable fitness level is required.
Porters are available (20–25) to assist with carrying bags and provide support.
Over 98%! Permits guarantee a trek, but sightings depend on the group’s location that day. Rangers track them daily.
Yellow fever vaccine is mandatory (with certificate).
Uganda e-visa (50–100) is required for most nationalities (apply online in advance).
Essentials: Sturdy hiking boots, rain jacket, lightweight clothing, binoculars, and a camera (no flash).
Extras: Gorilla trekking gloves, reusable water bottle, and malaria prophylaxis (consult your doctor).
Yes! Uganda is safe for tourists. Our guides are trained in first aid and wildlife safety.
Included: Park fees, permits, accommodations, meals, transport, and guide services.
Excluded: Flights, visas, tips, and personal expenses (e.g., souvenirs).
We handle it! Permits ($800 pp) are secured in advance—book 6+ months early for peak season.