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Rwanda Luxury Safari

RWANDA LUXURY SAFARI OVER VIEW

This 11-Day Rwanda Luxury Safari, offers breathtaking encounters with majestic primates amidst the stunning landscapes of the Land of a Thousand Hills. Designed for travelers craving both adventure and cultural immersion, this journey is the perfect blend of thrilling wildlife experiences, panoramic vistas, and meaningful connections with Rwanda’s warm and welcoming people.

Discover Kigali City, Volcanoes National Park, Gishwati-Mukura Park, Nyungwe Forest, and Lake Kivu. Immerse yourself in vibrant communities, trek through lush forests, and experience unforgettable adventures in Rwanda’s breathtaking landscapes.

RWANDA LUXURY SAFARI HIGHLIGHTS

  • Gorilla Trekking: Track mountain gorillas in Volcanoes National Park’s dense jungles.
  • Golden Monkey Hiking: Encounter golden monkeys in Volcanoes National Park.
  • Community Interaction: Experience Rwandan culture at Gorilla Guardians Village.
  • Twin Lakes Visit: Enjoy the scenic beauty of Ruhondo and Burera Twin Lakes.
  • Forest Hikes: Explore Gishwati-Mukura’s rich biodiversity on guided hikes.
  • Chimpanzee Tracking: Track chimpanzees in Gishwati-Mukura National Park.
  • Canopy Walk: Take in panoramic forest views with a canopy walk in Nyungwe.
  • Umubumyi Community: Engage in cultural traditions with the Umubumyi Community.
  • Ndambarare Waterfall Hike: Hike to the serene Ndambarare Waterfall in Nyungwe.
  • Lake Kivu Relaxation: Enjoy water activities and relaxation at Lake Kivu.
  • Kigali Sightseeing: Discover Kigali’s history and vibrant cultural sites.
  • Stay in eco-friendly lodges that support local communities and responsible travel.

  • ITINERARY
  • WHAT TO PACK
  • INCLUDES
  • TRAVEL INFORMATION
  • REQUEST A QUOTE 
ITINERARY

Day 1: Arrival at Kigali Airport

The 11 Day Rwanda Luxury Safari begins with your arrival at Kigali Airport in the morning where you will be welcomed by a company representative and transferred to your accommodation.

You’ll have an opportunity to visit the bustling local markets and the Caplaki Craft Co-operative where you’ll find local craftsmen in wooden huts. Look out for handicrafts, including jewelry, paintings, batik, fabrics, wood carvings, traditional masks, baskets, bags, scarves, and beading.

Meal Plan: Dinner

Accommodation: The Retreat by Heaven

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 2: Kigali – Volcanoes National Park – Gorilla Guardian Village

After breakfast, enjoy a 3-hour drive to Volcanoes National Park. Passing through Musanze lively town blends modern amenities with traditional Rwandan charm. Amidst the forested slopes of the Virungas forming a dramatic setting for the most poignant and memorable wildlife experience of a lifetime gorilla trekking awaits you.

Situated in the far northwest of Rwanda, Volcanoes National Park protects the steep slopes of this magnificent mountain range and is home to the endangered mountain gorilla and a rich mosaic of montane ecosystems, which embrace evergreen and bamboo forest, open grassland, swamp and heath.

Volcanoes National Park is named after the chain of dormant volcanoes making up the Virunga Massif: Karisimbi – the highest at 4,507m, Bisoke with its verdant crater lake, Sabinyo, Gahinga and Muhabura.

Optional Evening Activity

Today, visit the Gorilla Guardian Village (formerly Iby’Iwacu) for cultural performances, including the iconic Intore dance, and explore the king’s palace. Experience a unique ceremony where you can briefly take on the king’s role, guided by local elders. You’ll also have the chance to learn Rwandan drumming, visit a traditional healer, or interact with the Batwa community.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Volcanoes Virunga Lodge

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 3: The Ultimate Gorilla Trekking Experience

After breakfast at the lodge, your adventure begins with a drive to the headquarters of Volcanoes National Park. Here, you’ll meet your expert ranger guides and fellow explorers, all buzzing with anticipation.

Following a briefing on trekking etiquette and conservation efforts, you’ll be grouped with up to 8 trekkers and assigned to a specific gorilla family, ensuring an intimate and respectful wildlife encounter.

Your trek begins as you venture through diverse landscapes, from open fields and terraced hillsides to dense bamboo forests and lush undergrowth. The duration of the trek varies from 4 to 8 hours, depending on the gorillas’ location within the park.

Then, the moment of awe arrives—face-to-face with a mountain gorilla family in their natural habitat. You’ll have one magical hour to observe their interactions, from playful juveniles to nurturing mothers and dominant silverbacks.

After this life-changing encounter, you’ll trek back to the park’s base and return to your lodge, where you can relax and reflect on the day’s extraordinary experiences.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Volcanoes Virunga Lodge

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 4: Golden Monkey Hike and Twin Lakes Burera and Ruhondo

Begin your day breakfast before heading to the briefing point for an unforgettable golden monkey trekking experience. These charming primates are native to the Virunga regions of Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. In Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park, two habituated troops reside, with the larger troop in the Sabyinyo volcano area boasting 80 to 100 members, making it a popular attraction for visitors.

Golden monkeys are relatively easy to locate as they dwell at the base of the volcanoes within lush bamboo forests. Trackers follow the trail of fresh bamboo shoots and leaves to pinpoint their exact location. Once found, you’ll have a precious hour to observe these vibrant primates up close, witnessing their playful antics and intriguing behaviors in their natural habitat.

After lunch, head out on a captivating journey to explore the serene beauty of Lake Burera and Lake Ruhondo. Nestled at the foothills of Mount Muhabura and nestled near the border with Uganda, these lakes boast breathtaking vistas of steep hills and cascading waterfalls, set against the majestic backdrop of the Virunga volcanic mountains.

Alternative Activity

After lunch, visit the renowned Dian Fossey Project. This 3-4 hour activity includes a trek to the graveyard where several of Dian Fossey’s favorite gorillas are buried, including Fossey herself. Explore the facility, including the labs and research center, and meet the dedicated researchers and staff working on the Dian Fossey Project. This visit offers a profound insight into the legacy of Dian Fossey and ongoing conservation efforts.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Lake Kivu Serena Hotel

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 5: Volcanoes Park – Gishwati-Mukura Park

Today you head to Gishwati-Mukura National Park which demonstrates how dedicated human efforts have reversed the damage caused by deforestation, flooding, subsistence hunting, overgrazing, soil erosion, illegal mining activities, and irresponsible farming.

President Paul Kagame established the Gishwati-Mukura National Park in February 2016, with the assistance of the American research institution Great Ape Trust, based in Des Moines, Iowa. The resilience of Rwandan nature has been proven once more in Gishwati-Mukura National Park.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Lake Kivu Serena Hotel

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 6: Chimpanzee Trekking and Birding

On this exciting day head out on an unforgettable chimpanzee and primate trekking adventure. As you explore this lush part of Rwanda, keep your eyes peeled for the rare and endangered eastern chimps, along with playful L’Hoest monkeys, striking black-and-white colobus monkeys, vibrant blue (diademed) monkeys, and the elusive golden monkeys. The forest is also home to other fascinating creatures, including the black-fronted duiker, agile serval, red river hog, and the charming southern tree hyrax.

After a delightful picnic lunch, venture into the breathtaking Gishwati-Mukura Reserve, a paradise for bird enthusiasts. With over 130 bird species, including 14 endemic to the Albertine Rift region, the reserve offers incredible birdwatching opportunities. Marvel at the graceful grey-crowned crane, the majestic martial eagle, and spot the unique white-headed wood hoopoe, mountain yellow warbler, and old-world warbler as they flit through the canopy. Head back to the lodge for relaxation.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Lake Kivu Serena Hotel

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 7: Gishwati -Mukura Park – Nyungwe National Park

Today proceed from Gishwati-Mukura around 8:00 AM and journey towards Nyungwe National Park. The 4-hour drive spans across approximately 150 kilometers of picturesque roads, offering stunning views of the Rwandan countryside. Traverse through rolling hills, adorned with lush greenery, and pass by charming tea plantations and quaint villages.

As you approach Nyungwe Forest National Park, the landscape transforms into a dense, emerald paradise, characterized by towering trees and abundant biodiversity.

Upon reaching your destination, allow yourself to check in and savor a leisurely lunch at the lodge. Spend the evening immersed in the peaceful ambiance, letting the tranquility of the surroundings and the symphony of the forest rejuvenate your spirit.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: One and Only Nyungwe House

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 8: Canopy Walk  and Umubumbyi Community Experience

After breakfast, head out for the captivating 3-hour canopy walk adventure. Traverse a 160-meter-long and 70-meter-high canopy walkway that offers breathtaking views of the lush forest canopy. This immersive experience allows you to observe a variety of primate species, including blue monkeys, as they navigate their natural habitat. Delight in sightings of colorful butterflies and diverse bird species that thrive in the upper reaches of the forest. The canopy walk promises not only stunning scenery but also a deeper connection with Rwanda’s rich biodiversity.

Later return for lunch at the hotel, after this, proceed for the Umubumbyi Community Experience offers travelers a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the vibrant culture and traditions of the local communities near Nyungwe Forest National Park. This enriching experience allows visitors to connect with the people of Rwanda, learn about their way of life, and contribute to sustainable tourism initiatives that benefit the community.

The Highlights of the Experience include the Traditional Dance and Music Session. This is where you get to witness captivating performances of traditional Rwandan dance and music, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Umubumbyi community.

Handicrafts and Art: This is where you explore local craftsmanship by visiting artisans who create beautiful handmade baskets, pottery, and other traditional crafts. Visitors can even try their hand at crafting under the guidance of skilled artisans. This community is known for its unique Pottery Skills.

After a day of cultural immersion, head back to lodge for relaxation and comfort.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: One and Only Nyungwe House

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 9: Ndambarare Waterfall Hike – To Lake Kivu

After breakfast, head out for a hike starting from a designated trailhead near Gisakura Reception Center. The 3-4 hour hike to Ndambarare Waterfall starts at 9 am and the trail passes through the tea estates and factory, lush and vibrant dense forest vegetation. As you hike, look out for the various primate species including the black and white colobus monkeys and L’hoest monkeys.

 

There are also bird species along the trail. After approximately 1-2 hours of hiking (depending on your pace and trail conditions), you’ll arrive at Ndambarare Waterfall. This majestic cascade, surrounded by pristine forest, plunges into a tranquil pool below, creating a mesmerizing scene. Later head back to the hotel for relaxation and check out, heading to Lake Kivu on a 1 -2 hour drive arriving in time for lunch and relaxation.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: One and Only Nyungwe House

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 10: Lake Kivu – Boat Cruise and Relaxation.

Start your day with a relaxed breakfast, and thereafter you’ll partake a scenic boat ride to Nyamunini Island also known as Napoleon Island for its resemblance to Napoleon’s hat. The island is home to a large colony of fruit bats, which you can encounter after a short, easy climb. You’ll also spot giant African millipedes, fish eagles, and a variety of water birds.. After this experience, drive back to your hotel for some relaxation at the lodge and lunch.

Optional Activities:

  • Guided Kayaking: Enjoy kayaking on the calm waters of Lake Kivu under the guidance of a highly trained and experienced kayak leader. Spend a few hours, a full day, or even several days paddling through the clear blue waters, exploring countless inlets and bays.
  • Scenic Exploration: Soak up the spectacular scenery, meet local fishermen, visit hot springs, and keep an eye out for local wildlife such as long-tailed cormorants, flocks of pelicans, crowned cranes, tiny malachite kingfishers, and Congo clawless otters.
  • Explore the Coffee Plantation
  • Evening Cruise: Watch as the sun sets over the serene waters of Lake Kivu, marking the perfect end to a beautiful day.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: One and Only Nyungwe House

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 11: Lake Kivu – Kigali – Departure

Today you will have a relaxed breakfast and thereafter prepare for your departure flight back home at the end of the Rwanda Luxury Safari.

Meal Plan: Breakfast

WHAT TO PACK

• Comfortable hiking boots and lightweight clothing.

• Rain jacket and a warm sweater for cooler evenings.

: Small, waterproof backpack for essentials

• Insect repellent and sunscreen.

• Reusable water bottle.

• Binoculars and a good camera.

• Personal medications and a small first-aid kit.

• Nature blending clothes

INCLUDES

Included in the Rwanda Luxury Safari

  • Ground transportation in a safari customized 4WD Toyota Landcruiser with gasoline/fuel
  • All Activities mentioned in the itinerary
  • Drinking water / refillable water bottle
  • English-speaking Guide
  • Accommodation and Meals
  • All Park Entrance Fees.
  • Gorilla Trekking
  • Gorilla Guardian Village
  • Golden Monkey and Water Fall Hike
  • Chimp Trekking and Canopy walk
  • Boat cruise Lake Kivu
  • Kigali City Tour

Excluded in the Rwanda Luxury Safari

  • International Airfares;
  • Visa Fees;
  • Drinks and Beverages
  • Tips, and Gratuities for your Driver/guide and hotel staff
  • Optional activities unless specified as included
  • Any other services not expressly shown in the itinerary or indicated as included.

TRAVEL INFORMATION

Discover Rwanda: The Land of a Thousand Hills

Rwanda, often called the “Land of a Thousand Hills,” is a captivating East African destination celebrated for its stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and rich cultural heritage. This compact and easy-to-navigate country offers an exceptional blend of lush rainforests, rolling hills, and serene lakes. Its main attraction is the accessible gorilla trekking experience, making Rwanda a top choice for wildlife enthusiasts and adventurers alike.

Renowned for its commitment to conservation and sustainability, Rwanda stands as a global model in eco-tourism. The warm hospitality of its people invites travelers to explore the beauty and spirit of this remarkable nation.

Entry Requirements

Visa on Arrival: Nationals of all countries can obtain a visa upon arrival at Kigali International Airport and all land borders. Ensure your passport has at least two full blank pages for visas and stamps and is valid for more than six months from the date of entry.

Visa Waivers: Citizens of African Union, Commonwealth, and La Francophonie member states are granted a visa upon arrival with a 90-day fee waiver. East African Community (EAC) member state citizens receive a six-month entry pass free of charge.

Visa Fees and Application: A single-entry visa costs US$50. Applications can be submitted online at Irembo or at Rwandan diplomatic missions. Payment can be made online or upon arrival.

Visa Exemptions:

  • East African Countries: Tanzania, Kenya, South Sudan, Uganda, Burundi.
  • La Francophonie Member States: Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire, DR Congo, Mali, Burkina Faso, Madagascar, Togo, Chad, Gabon, Mauritius, Seychelles, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Monaco, Romania, Haiti, Saint Lucia, Dominica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Vanuatu, New Caledonia, Tahiti.
  • Commonwealth Member States: Short stays (up to 90 days) are visa-free for citizens of Commonwealth countries, including the UK, Canada, and Australia.

East Africa Tourist Visa (EATV)

The East Africa Tourist Visa allows travel between Rwanda, Kenya, and Uganda with multiple entries within 90 days for US$100. Apply online at Irembo, upon arrival, or at diplomatic missions. If applied for in advance, the first entry must be through the issuing country.

Money and Spending

Rwanda’s currency is the Rwandan Franc (RWF), but US Dollars (post-2006 bills only) or Euros are widely accepted. Exchange money in Kigali for the best rates. Credit cards (mainly MasterCard) are accepted at high-end hotels and restaurants in Kigali but rarely outside the capital.

Health and Medical Information

Vaccinations:

  • Yellow Fever vaccination is mandatory.
  • Recommended: Tetanus, Cholera, Hepatitis A & B, and Malaria prophylaxis.
  • Malaria: Precautions are essential. Use insect repellent, wear long-sleeved clothing, and consider antimalarial medication.
  • General Health Tips: Drink bottled or boiled water and carry a basic first aid kit. Consult with a healthcare professional before traveling.

Best Time to Visit Rwanda: Month-by-Month Guide

  • January & February: Dry season with hot days and cool evenings in high-altitude areas (Kigali, Lake Kivu, Volcanoes, and Nyungwe National Parks). Perfect for forest treks and safaris, but expect higher prices due to peak season.
  • March to May: Rainy season with challenging trekking conditions. Ideal for birdwatching during the breeding season. Mid-May offers fewer crowds and better chances of securing last-minute gorilla trekking permits.
  • June to September: The best time to visit Rwanda due to dry, mild weather. Perfect for gorilla trekking. Highlights include the Kwita Izina Ceremony (June) and the Rwanda Film Festival (September). Book early as this is peak travel season.
  • October to December: Short rainy season with brief showers and clear skies. Enjoy more affordable gorilla trekking permits and accommodation rates. Ideal for travelers seeking quieter parks and lower prices.

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Gorilla Trekking and Wellness Retreat in Uganda

OVER VIEW

This 8 Day Gorilla Trekking and Wellness Retreat Adventure is a transformative journey that blends adventure with relaxation. Begin with exhilarating activities like cycling or a horseback safari in the wildlife-rich Lake Mburo National Park. Marvel at impressive wildlife encounters as you soak in the natural beauty of Uganda.

The highlight of your adventure? An intimate encounter with majestic mountain gorillas in the dense tropical jungles of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. After your trek, indulge in a rejuvenating spa day to relax your body and restore your spirit.

Experience authentic cultural immersion with a visit to the inspiring Ride 4 a Woman community in Buhoma, where you can connect with local women artisans. End your tour with an optional scenic flight over the picturesque landscapes of southern Uganda, creating unforgettable memories before your journey back home.

GORILLA TREKKING AND WELLNESS RETREAT HIGHLIGHTS

  • Horseback or Cycling Safari: Explore Lake Mburo’s wildlife on a unique horseback or cycling adventure.
  • Gorilla Trekking: Experience a close encounter with mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.
  • Bush Dining: Enjoy a scenic bush breakfast or bush dinner.
  • Spa Day: Relax with treatments at Opatra London Spa.
  • Community Experience: Visit Buhoma’s Ride 4 a Woman projects to connect with local artisans.
  • Luxury Lodges: Stay at handpicked lodges that support local communities and promote eco-friendly travel.

  • ITINERARY
  • WHAT TO PACK
  • INCLUDES
  • TRAVEL INFORMATION
  • REQUEST A QUOTE 
ITINERARY

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe Airport

The 8 Day Gorilla Trekking and Wellness Retreat is an adventure that starts at Entebbe Airport, where you will be met by a company representative/guide who will transfer you to your place of overnight stay. Depending on the time of your arrival, you may visit the Gorilla Conservation Cafe in Entebbe.

Gorilla Conservation Coffee is a social enterprise of Conservation Through Public Health, an NGO and nonprofit supporting local farmers and helping to protect endangered gorillas and their fragile habitat. 

Meal Plan: Dinner depending on time of arrival.

Accommodation: Hotel No 5.

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 2: Transfer to Lake Mburo National Park

Today, you’ll set off for Lake Mburo National Park, enjoying a scenic drive with a lunch stop along the way. Arrive in time to unwind at the lodge or embark on an exhilarating evening game drive. As dusk settles, witness the park’s vibrant wildlife emerging — a captivating experience to start your adventure.”

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Kigambira Safari Lodge

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 3: Nature walk – Cycling or Horse Back Riding – Evening Meditation

This day starts with a guided hike to the salt lick, at the salt licks, wildlife/ animals often head there to enjoy the taste of the salty licks made up of water and soil. The animals can be viewed from a raised platform. Thereafter have a Bush Breakfast and then hike to Kazuma Track which leads to the top of Kazuma Hill where you will be able to view the 5 of the great region lakes you will. Head back for lunch at the lodge.

After a delicious lunch, set off on an exhilarating cycling expedition through the park, or choose the tranquil experience of horseback riding. As you explore, look out for the captivating wildlife that calls this area home, including graceful zebras, Uganda kobs, and towering giraffes.

As the sun begins to set, unwind with a serene meditation session on the balcony of your room, where you can disconnect from the world and reconnect with your inner self. Breathe in the crisp, fresh air as you let nature’s gentle rhythms guide you to stillness. The harmonious blend of birdsong and rustling leaves creates an ideal backdrop for clearing your mind and finding balance.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Kigambira Safari Lodge

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 4: Transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Today, head on a journey to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, the magnificent sanctuary of mountain gorillas. Upon arrival, indulge in a delightful late lunch at the lodge surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the forest. Take this time to relax and soak in the serene atmosphere as you prepare for the thrilling gorilla trek that awaits you tomorrow. Enjoy a peaceful evening, knowing that an extraordinary adventure is just around the corner.

 

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Mahogany Springs

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 5:  Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi National Park   

In the early morning, you will be briefed on gorilla tracking at the park headquarters and assigned groups of 8 people per group. Accompanied by a guide and your packed lunch, you will go in search of the gorillas in a small group. You walk through the forest, sometimes you descend again and then climb up a slope again. The duration of gorilla tracking is unpredictable. 

The walk can be quite strenuous due to the muddy trails and mountainous areas and can take up to 8 hours depending on how far the gorillas have moved in search of food. It is worth it and what awaits you, in the end, is indescribable.

For an hour you can admire these peaceful ‘Gentle Giants’ as they go about their daily activities of grooming, feeding, and playing. It is a once-in-a-lifetime memorable experience.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Mahogany Springs

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 6:  Nature walk – Spa Day and Community Experience

Your day begins with an enchanting bush breakfast surrounded by the serenity of the wild. Savor every bite as nature provides the perfect backdrop. Following this, embark on a guided nature walk that meanders around the lodge’s perimeter and down to the river. Over the next 1.5 hours, you’ll be captivated by the lush flora and vibrant birdlife — a tranquil experience that connects you to Uganda’s natural wonders.

Next, immerse yourself in the heartwarming Ride 4 a Woman community, a beacon of empowerment for the women of Buhoma. Witness their incredible artistry and join hands in workshops like basket weaving, pedal sewing, or partake in the spirited Bakiga Dance Performance, a celebration of strength and culture.

After a delightful lunch at the lodge, pamper yourself with a rejuvenating experience at the luxurious Opatra London Spa. Indulge in soothing facials and revitalizing foot and body massages designed to melt away every trace of fatigue. Let serenity wash over you, leaving your body refreshed and your spirit renewed.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Mahogany Springs

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 7:  Transfer back to Entebbe

Start your day with a scenic journey back to Entebbe, stopping at the iconic Equator for a delightful lunch. Continue your adventure, arriving in Entebbe by evening for relaxation.

For a more exclusive experience, choose a scenic flight from Kihihi Airstrip, where you’ll soar above the stunning southern Ugandan landscapes with amazing sights that rejuvenate your mind and soul. 

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Hotel No 5.

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 8: Uganda Wildlife Educational Center – Departure

Explore the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre (UWEC), a sanctuary on the scenic shores of Lake Victoria, dedicated to the education, rescue, and rehabilitation of Uganda’s iconic wildlife. This immersive facility offers a unique opportunity to connect with the country’s diverse flora and fauna. Encounter majestic animals such as lions, giraffes, chimpanzees, and rhinos in their natural-like habitats.

After this enriching experience you’ll be transferred to the airport for your onward journey home at the end of the Gorilla Trekking and Wellness Retreat.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch

WHAT TO PACK

• Comfortable hiking boots and lightweight clothing.

• Rain jacket and a warm sweater for cooler evenings.

• Insect repellent and sunscreen.

• Reusable water bottle.

• Binoculars and a good camera.

• Personal medications and a small first-aid kit.

• Nature blending clothes

INCLUDES

Included in the Gorilla Trekking and Wellness Retreat

  • Ground transportation in a safari customized 4WD Toyota Landcruiser with gasoline/fuel
  • Cycling , Horseback Riding in Lake Mburo
  • Gorilla trekking permit
  • Ride4Woman Community Visit
  • Uganda Wildlife Education Center
  • Spa Treatment at Mahogany Springs
  • Drinking water / refillable water bottle
  • English-speaking Guide
  • Accommodation and Meals
  • All Park Entrance Fees.

Excluded in the Gorilla Trekking and Wellness Retreat

  • International Airfares;
  • Visa Fees;
  • Drinks and Beverages
  • Tips, and Gratuities for your Driver/guide and hotel staff
  • Jinja Activities white-water rafting, kayaking, tubing, or even quad biking.
  • Optional activities unless specified as included
  • Any other services not expressly shown in the itinerary or indicated as included.

TRAVEL INFORMATION

Uganda – The Pearl of Africa’s Untamed Beauty

Uganda, aptly named the Pearl of Africa, is a land Gifted by Nature. It is located in the Great Lakes Region with breathtaking landscapes, extraordinary biodiversity, and unforgettable adventures. This remarkably diverse country is where the East African savannah meets the lush West African jungle, creating an ecological paradise unlike any other.

Towering over Uganda’s landscapes are the majestic Rwenzori Mountains, Africa’s third-highest range, and the dramatic Virunga Volcanoes, while the shimmering waters of Lake Victoria, Africa’s largest lake, cradle its southern border. Lying in a basin between the eastern and western branches of the Rift Valley, Uganda’s elevated position gives it a more temperate climate than its equatorial location might suggest. Most of the country sits over 1,000 meters above sea level, with a landscape that is largely flat apart from the forested mountain ranges that often define its borders.

One of Africa’s most water-rich nations, Uganda’s lakes, rivers, and wetlands cover 25% of its surface, keeping the landscape lush and green for most of the year—though the northern region gradually transitions into semi-desert.

Nowhere else on the continent can travelers witness such a rich variety of primates with such ease. From great apes—mountain gorillas and chimpanzees—to over a dozen monkey species, Uganda is a primate lover’s paradise. But it’s not just primates that thrive here. With over 1,000 bird species, Uganda is a birder’s wonderland, home to rare rainforest specialists and some of Africa’s most sought-after birds.

We invite you to explore Uganda, a diverse landscape with abundant wildlife, plenty to discover, and unique experiences. When recounting your time in this jewel of a country, you’ll struggle to find the words that do justice to it.

Entry Requirements:

Your passport must have a minimum of at least two full clear pages for visas and stamps and be valid for more than 6 months from the date of entry into Uganda.

Please check visa requirements prior to travel with your booking agent or Bush Wander, as requirements are regularly changed with little notice.

Most passports require a single-entry visa (US$50). Visas cannot be obtained on arrival. You must apply and pay for them online at least two weeks before your arrival. You must upload clear copies of your current passport, a yellow fever certificate, and a passport photo.

Only Visa and Mastercard cards are accepted for visa payments. Once payment is made, the system will process your application and send you a barcoded email. Print out this email and bring it with you to Uganda. Upon arrival, you should present the barcoded email to the immigration officer, who will scan the barcode, take your fingerprints and photo, and place a visa in your passport.

Alternatively, the Ugandan High Commissions may issue visas where such commissions are located.

Visa Exempt Countries:

The following nationalities do not require a visa to enter Uganda: all nationalities from East African countries (Tanzania, Rwanda, Kenya, Burundi), all nationalities from COMESA countries (Angola, Eritrea, Malawi, Madagascar, Seychelles, Swaziland, Zambia, Comoros, Kenya, Mauritius, Zimbabwe), and passport holders from OTHERS (Antigua, Barbados, Fiji, Grenada, Lesotho, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, The Grenadines, Vanuatu, Cyprus, Bahamas, Belize, Gambia, Jamaica, Malta, Singapore, St. Vincent-Tonga and Ireland).

East Africa Tourist Visa:

If you are planning an East Africa trip to Uganda, Rwanda, and/or Kenya, it may be better to apply for a multiple-entry visa, valid for 90 days at USD 100 per visa. For more information go through the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration if you are entering Uganda first, or alternatively, the Government visa site for the East Africa country you will be first entering.

Money and Currency:

Before you travel, call your credit card companies to let them know you will be traveling. This will help to ensure the credit card company won’t flag any of your vacation expenses. ATMs are available in major towns or cities though at times may not be reliable due to a limited amount of money to be withdrawn.

  • Credit cards are widely accepted within Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda. Major hotels and restaurants accept VISA and MasterCard. AMEX and others are not recommended as establishments usually don’t support them. Note that a surcharge of 5% is attached to their usage.
  • Local Currencies are recommended to use while on safari. There are many forex bureaus and banks in the capital cities and the main towns. Smaller denominations than US$100 may attract a less favorable rate of exchange. Notes older than 2010 may not be accepted in the country.
  • Forex Bureaus are located in major towns or cities and have regular banking hours Monday to Friday from 08:30hrs to 16:00hrs. Saturdays are open from 09:00hrs to 12:00hrs. Traveler’s Cheques may be changed in major towns/cities. American Express cheques are accepted but they do attract a low rate. If you can, forego this option. Note: A purchase receipt and a passport are often asked for by the bank and forex bureaus as proof of ownership.

Health and Medical Information

Travelers require a Yellow Fever inoculation more than 10 days prior to your departure otherwise you won’t obtain a visa. The certificate will be checked on arrival in Uganda. On top of that it is also advised you get vaccinations for DTP, Hepatitis A and malaria. Some organizations may advice you to take Typhoid, Cholera, Hepatitis B and Rabies as well. Please consult your pharmacist/doctor.

Travel Insurance on tour

It’s highly recommended to have travel insurance that covers medical expenses, trip cancellation, lost luggage, and other unforeseen circumstances. Ensure that your insurance policy provides adequate coverage for your entire trip duration and the activities you plan to undertake, such as wildlife viewing and adventure sports.

Flights & Getting Around

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Luxury Uganda Safari

OVER VIEW OF LUXURY UGANDA SAFARI EXPERIENCE

The 16 Day Luxury Uganda Safari Experience offer unforgettable encounters with diverse wildlife, breathtaking scenery, and vibrant cultures.

Experience Uganda’s best wildlife and adventure! Spot big game in Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth and Lake Mburo, trek rhinos at Ziwa, and meet primates in Kibale and Bwindi. Enjoy cultural encounters at Ewaffe and Buhoma Batwa Experience, thrilling adventure activities in Jinja, and scenic beauty at Crater Lakes and Bigodi Wetland.

LUXURY UGANDA SAFARI EXPERIENCE

  • Wildlife Encounters in Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth, Lake Mburo National Parks.
  • Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for Rhino trekking.
  • Primate Experiences, Chimpanzee Trekking in Kibale Forest and Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Forest.
  • Culture and Adventure at Ewaffe Cultural Center and Batwa Community
  • Ride for a Woman Community Project in Bwindi Park
  • Jinja for White-water rafting, Quadbiking, Mountain Biking and Guided Village Walks.
  • Scenic Beauty at the Volcanic Crater Lakes & Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary
  • Stay in luxury lodges supporting conservation and communities.

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  • INCLUDES
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ITINERARY

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe Airport

Upon your arrival in Entebbe, a company representative will warmly welcome you and transfer you to your hotel for an overnight stay at the start of the Luxury Uganda Safari Experience.

Meal Plan: Dinner

Accommodation: Emin Pasha Hotel

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 2: To Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary–Murchison Falls National Park

After an early breakfast at 7:00 am, begin your journey north to the captivating Murchison Falls National Park. Along the way, stop at the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, the only place in Uganda where wild rhinos roam. Established in 1998, the sanctuary is dedicated to reintroducing rhinos to Uganda’s protected areas and educating local communities on conservation, poaching, and protecting these endangered species.

Head out for an exciting rhino trek, lasting 1-2 hours, offering a rare chance to see these majestic creatures up close. Enjoy lunch before continuing to your place of overstay for relaxation.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Paraa Safari Lodge – Signature Cottage

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 3: Game Drive and Boat Cruise to Bottom of the Falls  

After breakfast, you will continue to Murchison Falls National Park with a game drive on the northern bank of the Nile, giving you a greater chance of seeing animals such as giraffes, elephants, lions, hartebeest, and different species of birds.

In the afternoon, you have a boat trip to the base of the falls. Look out for the Nile crocodile, hippos, waterbucks, and a variety of bird species at the bottom of the falls, an amazing scenic view of the Nile awaits you as well before returning to the lodge

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Paraa Safari Lodge – Signature Cottage

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 4: Murchison Falls – Fortportal – Kibale Forest

After breakfast, transfer to Murchison Falls National Park with lunch en route arriving in the evening for relaxation in Kibale National Park.

You may spot black-and-white colobus monkeys, baboons, and more primates hiding in trees along the road. You will have lunch in Fort Portal Town, this area is famed for the fabled mountains of the moon and many tea plantations.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Primate Lodge Kibale

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 5: Chimpanzee Tracking and Crater Lakes Region

Today the forest opens its doors for sensational chimp tracking. Kibale Forest is reputed for having the highest concentration of primates in East Africa. Enjoy a guided nature walk in the tropical rainforest in search of the wild chimpanzee, red-tailed monkey, black-and-white colobus monkey, and many others. 

After lunch, explore the crater lakes region, starting with a tour of the Ridge of Lake Kyaninga overlooking the lodge, followed by visits to the scenic Lake Saaka, Kigere, and Bikere. For a truly breathtaking view, hike up Kyengangwa Hill to take in the panorama of the crater lakes and the majestic Rwenzori Mountains—the “Mountains of the Moon.”

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Primate Lodge Kibale

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 6: Kibale Forest – Queen Elizabeth National Park – Boat cruise Kazinga Channel

After breakfast, head to Queen Elizabeth National Park and arrive in time for lunch. Thereafter transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park arriving in time for late lunch on the Classic Uganda Adventure. 

Thereafter, enjoy a scenic boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel, a 33 km natural waterway connecting Lake Edward and Lake George. On this 2-hour cruise, you’ll encounter abundant wildlife, including hippos, Nile crocodiles, buffaloes, elephants, and a variety of birds. Plains game also frequents the banks for water, offering incredible sightings.

 

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Elephant Plains Lodge

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 7: Game Drive – Ishasha Sector Southern Part of Queen Elizabeth Park

After breakfast, proceed to the Kasenyi Track which is a hotspot for lion sightings, often seen hunting the large herds of Uganda kob that roam the area. Look out for herds of elephants and buffalos, leopards, warthogs, topis, and waterbucks which are excellent photographic opportunities.

Later, check out and journey to the Ishasha Sector, the southern part of the park, arriving in time for a relaxing lunch. In the afternoon, set off on an exciting game drive, keeping an eye out for the famous tree-climbing lions.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Ishasha Wilderness Camp

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 8: Game Drive – Ishasha Sector – Tree Climbing Lions & Nature walk

Start your day with an early breakfast before embarking on a thrilling morning game drive in search of the famous tree-climbing lions of Ishasha. Afterward, return to the lodge for some well-deserved relaxation and a delightful lunch. In the afternoon, enjoy a peaceful nature walk along the scenic Ishasha River, where you’ll encounter hippos, elephants, and buffaloes, as well as a variety of bird species.

As the day winds down, indulge in sundowner drinks while watching the sun set gracefully over the Ishasha wilderness.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Ishasha Wilderness Camp

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 9: Queen Elizabeth National Park – Bwindi National Park

After breakfast head to Bwindi National Park, the home of the mountain gorillas with lunch en route, take time to look at the amazing scenery and homesteads of the local communities. You will arrive in the early evening for relaxation in preparation for your gorilla trekking adventure.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Mahogany Springs.

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 10:  Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi National Park   

In the early morning, you will be briefed on gorilla tracking at the park headquarters and assigned groups of 8 people per group. Accompanied by a guide and your packed lunch, you will go in search of the gorillas in a small group. You walk through the forest, sometimes you descend again and then climb up a slope again. The duration of gorilla tracking is unpredictable. 

The walk can be quite strenuous due to the muddy trails and mountainous areas and can take up to 8 hours depending on how far the gorillas have moved in search of food. It is worth it and what awaits you, in the end, is indescribable.

For an hour you can admire these peaceful ‘Gentle Giants’ as they go about their daily activities of grooming, feeding, and playing. It is a once-in-a-lifetime memorable experience on the Highlights of Uganda Adventure.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Mahogany Springs.

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 11:  Bwindi NP – Batwa Community Experience and Ride 4 a Woman Community Experience

Breakfast and then head out to the Batwa Trail Walking Experience. This tour gives you a firsthand introduction to one of the most unique cultures worldwide. The Batwa pygmies are forest people who have been displaced from the rainforest they shared with mountain gorillas. This experience will allow you to learn more about their age-old culture while you enjoy a hike with the Batwa guides, see how they lived and hunted, hear ancient legends, and learn about medical plants.

After lunch, immerse yourself in the Ride 4 a Woman Community Experience, a heartwarming initiative empowering women in Bwindi. Engage in hands-on activities like basket weaving, craft making, and pedal sewing, or embark on a scenic bicycle ride through the community. Experience traditional cooking, visit a local homestay, and enjoy the vibrant rhythms of cultural dance and drama performances. This enriching encounter offers a deeper connection to the people and traditions of Bwindi while directly supporting women’s livelihoods.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Mahogany Springs

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 12:  To Lake Mburo National Park   – Boat cruise or Nature walk

Head to Lake Mburo National Park arriving in time for lunch and relaxation. As you enter the park you will likely spot some wildlife, like impalas, warthogs, zebras, and buffaloes. In the evening head for a boat ride on the lake and enjoy the rich birdlife and the hippos that are cooling off or Have an Evening Game Safaris or an Evening Nature Walk.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Kigarama Wilderness Lodge

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 13: Lake Mburo – Jinja     

Set off early morning to Jinja, a charming town on the shores of Lake Victoria. As the historic source of the Nile and East Africa’s adrenaline capital, Jinja offers a blend of tranquility and excitement. Engage in thrilling activities like white-water rafting, kayaking, tubing, quad biking, mountain biking, and horse riding amidst stunning sunsets and abundant birdlife.

Immerse yourself in Jinja’s natural beauty, where colonial architecture adds charm to the vibrant downtown. Stroll along leafy residential streets bordering the Nile, savoring the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Wildwaters Lodge

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 14:  Jinja -Adventure Activities

Take the day at your own pace—relax and unwind, or venture out to explore the surrounding area with various activities close to the lodge.

Rafting on the Nile: Sessions ranger from mild to wild and family floats.

Quadbiking along the River Nile and Jinja Communities.

Mountain Biking Adventure: Hop on a mountain bike and ride through the nearby village and forest. Marvel at the diverse tree species along the way. You can set off independently or join a knowledgeable local guide who will introduce you to the region’s crops and provide a glimpse into village life.

Guided Village Walk: Take a stroll through local villages and experience a traditional way of life that has remained largely unchanged for generations. Observe fish traps in action, watch the fishermen at work in the rapids, and see how the villagers tend their fields.

Bird Watching at the Eco Lodge For a more tranquil activity, stay close to the lodge and enjoy some birdwatching. The surrounding area is home to a rich variety of bird species.

Additional Adventures For thrill-seekers, you can also opt for white-water rafting, kayaking, tubing, or even quad biking.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Wildwaters Lodge

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 15:  Jinja – Ewaffe Cultural Center –  Entebbe    

After a relaxed breakfast, set off on your journey back to Entebbe, with a stopover at the Ewaffe Cultural Center arriving just in time to indulge in a refreshing organic fruit feast at the Ewaffe Cultural Center. Enjoy a guided tour of the farm, where you’ll discover the fascinating world of medicinal plants and the traditional art of Bark cloth making. This immersive experience is followed by a hearty, authentic lunch, showcasing the renowned Luwombo dish.

In the afternoon, continue your journey to Entebbe, arriving by early evening to unwind and relax.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Accommodation: Emin Pasha Hotel

Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 16:  Departure

After breakfast, depending on your flight details, you will be transferred to the airport for your onward flight back home at the end of your Luxury Uganda Safari Experience.

Meal Plan: Breakfast

WHAT TO PACK

• Comfortable hiking boots and lightweight clothing.

• Rain jacket and a warm sweater for cooler evenings.

• Insect repellent and sunscreen.

• Reusable water bottle.

• Binoculars and a good camera.

• Personal medications and a small first-aid kit.

• Nature blending clothes

INCLUDES

Included in the Luxury Uganda Safari Experience

  • Ground transportation in a safari customized 4WD Toyota Landcruiser with gasoline/fuel
  • All Nature walks mentioned
  • Rhino Trekking
  • Batwa Community Experience
  • All Boat Cruises 
  • All Game Drives
  • Gorilla trekking permit
  • Chimpanzee trekking permit
  • Drinking water / refillable water bottle
  • English-speaking Guide
  • Accommodation and Meals
  • All Park Entrance Fees.

Excluded in the Luxury Uganda Safari Experience

  • International Airfares;
  • Visa Fees;
  • Drinks and Beverages
  • Tips, and Gratuities for your Driver/guide and hotel staff
  • Jinja Activities white-water rafting, kayaking, tubing, or even quad biking.
  • Optional activities unless specified as included
  • Any other services not expressly shown in the itinerary or indicated as included.

TRAVEL INFORMATION

Uganda – The Pearl of Africa’s Untamed Beauty

Uganda, aptly named the Pearl of Africa, is a land Gifted by Nature. It is located in the Great Lakes Region with breathtaking landscapes, extraordinary biodiversity, and unforgettable adventures. This remarkably diverse country is where the East African savannah meets the lush West African jungle, creating an ecological paradise unlike any other.

Towering over Uganda’s landscapes are the majestic Rwenzori Mountains, Africa’s third-highest range, and the dramatic Virunga Volcanoes, while the shimmering waters of Lake Victoria, Africa’s largest lake, cradle its southern border. Lying in a basin between the eastern and western branches of the Rift Valley, Uganda’s elevated position gives it a more temperate climate than its equatorial location might suggest. Most of the country sits over 1,000 meters above sea level, with a landscape that is largely flat apart from the forested mountain ranges that often define its borders.

One of Africa’s most water-rich nations, Uganda’s lakes, rivers, and wetlands cover 25% of its surface, keeping the landscape lush and green for most of the year—though the northern region gradually transitions into semi-desert.

Nowhere else on the continent can travelers witness such a rich variety of primates with such ease. From great apes—mountain gorillas and chimpanzees—to over a dozen monkey species, Uganda is a primate lover’s paradise. But it’s not just primates that thrive here. With over 1,000 bird species, Uganda is a birder’s wonderland, home to rare rainforest specialists and some of Africa’s most sought-after birds.

We invite you to explore Uganda, a diverse landscape with abundant wildlife, plenty to discover, and unique experiences. When recounting your time in this jewel of a country, you’ll struggle to find the words that do justice to it.

Entry Requirements:

Your passport must have a minimum of at least two full clear pages for visas and stamps and be valid for more than 6 months from the date of entry into Uganda.

Please check visa requirements prior to travel with your booking agent or Bush Wander, as requirements are regularly changed with little notice.

Most passports require a single-entry visa (US$50). Visas cannot be obtained on arrival. You must apply and pay for them online at least two weeks before your arrival. You must upload clear copies of your current passport, a yellow fever certificate, and a passport photo.

Only Visa and Mastercard cards are accepted for visa payments. Once payment is made, the system will process your application and send you a barcoded email. Print out this email and bring it with you to Uganda. Upon arrival, you should present the barcoded email to the immigration officer, who will scan the barcode, take your fingerprints and photo, and place a visa in your passport.

Alternatively, the Ugandan High Commissions may issue visas where such commissions are located.

Visa Exempt Countries:

The following nationalities do not require a visa to enter Uganda: all nationalities from East African countries (Tanzania, Rwanda, Kenya, Burundi), all nationalities from COMESA countries (Angola, Eritrea, Malawi, Madagascar, Seychelles, Swaziland, Zambia, Comoros, Kenya, Mauritius, Zimbabwe), and passport holders from OTHERS (Antigua, Barbados, Fiji, Grenada, Lesotho, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, The Grenadines, Vanuatu, Cyprus, Bahamas, Belize, Gambia, Jamaica, Malta, Singapore, St. Vincent-Tonga and Ireland).

East Africa Tourist Visa:

If you are planning an East Africa trip to Uganda, Rwanda, and/or Kenya, it may be better to apply for a multiple-entry visa, valid for 90 days at USD 100 per visa. For more information go through the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration if you are entering Uganda first, or alternatively, the Government visa site for the East Africa country you will be first entering.

Money and Currency:

Before you travel, call your credit card companies to let them know you will be traveling. This will help to ensure the credit card company won’t flag any of your vacation expenses. ATMs are available in major towns or cities though at times may not be reliable due to a limited amount of money to be withdrawn.

  • Credit cards are widely accepted within Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda. Major hotels and restaurants accept VISA and MasterCard. AMEX and others are not recommended as establishments usually don’t support them. Note that a surcharge of 5% is attached to their usage.
  • Local Currencies are recommended to use while on safari. There are many forex bureaus and banks in the capital cities and the main towns. Smaller denominations than US$100 may attract a less favorable rate of exchange. Notes older than 2010 may not be accepted in the country.
  • Forex Bureaus are located in major towns or cities and have regular banking hours Monday to Friday from 08:30hrs to 16:00hrs. Saturdays are open from 09:00hrs to 12:00hrs. Traveler’s Cheques may be changed in major towns/cities. American Express cheques are accepted but they do attract a low rate. If you can, forego this option. Note: A purchase receipt and a passport are often asked for by the bank and forex bureaus as proof of ownership.

Health and Medical Information

Travelers require a Yellow Fever inoculation more than 10 days prior to your departure otherwise you won’t obtain a visa. The certificate will be checked on arrival in Uganda. On top of that it is also advised you get vaccinations for DTP, Hepatitis A and malaria. Some organizations may advice you to take Typhoid, Cholera, Hepatitis B and Rabies as well. Please consult your pharmacist/doctor.

Travel Insurance on tour

It’s highly recommended to have travel insurance that covers medical expenses, trip cancellation, lost luggage, and other unforeseen circumstances. Ensure that your insurance policy provides adequate coverage for your entire trip duration and the activities you plan to undertake, such as wildlife viewing and adventure sports.

Flights & Getting Around

If you need assistance with flight bookings, Travelers Link Africa offers an inflight service—simply share your travel dates, and we’ll take care of the rest!

REQUEST A QUOTE