Our trips in Uganda

How to choose your Uganda circuit?

The choice first depends on how many regions you wish to combine. A stay of 13 to 17 days allows you to visit Bwindi for gorillas, Queen Elizabeth for savanna and the Kazinga cruise, then Murchison for falls and giraffes. To include Kidepo in the north, the Rwenzori or an extended trek on Mount Elgon, plan for 18 days or more. Internal distances are long, expect an average of six hours of driving between two major stops, and we adjust travel duration to preserve your observation days.

Different circuit types

Our cultural circuits highlight the Buganda and Tooro kingdoms, Karamojong villages in the north and Bugisu coffee cooperatives at Sipi. Adventure itineraries combine Mount Elgon or Rwenzori trekking, rafting at Jinja on the Nile and savanna camps. Family trips prioritize short distances, Ziwa sanctuary for rhinoceros, the Kazinga cruise and child-friendly lodges from age eight for primate observation.

What is the best season?

The two dry seasons, December to February and June to September, offer the most stable conditions for gorilla tracking and safaris. Temperatures range between 18 and 28 degrees depending on altitude, with cool nights around Bwindi and Kabale. The rainy seasons, March to May and October to November, remain practicable: brief showers in late afternoon, less crowded parks, more affordable prices. July and August require gorilla permit reservations six to eight months in advance.

Our quality commitment

Charles leads our Uganda agency from Kampala, with a team of English-speaking guides trained in the field and drivers who know every track in the country. We are registered with Atout France and APST financial guarantee secures all funds paid. Our partner lodges are visited regularly, and we work with local communities around Bwindi and Kidepo so that tourism benefits reach park residents.