Uganda
Uganda is rightly known as ‘The Pearl of Africa’ with its unspoiled rainforest, roaring Murchison’s Falls and variety of wildlife. But very little rivals meeting wild gorillas. Get ready to experience your own Attenborough moment.
Nothing will prepare you for, and nothing compares with, a close encounter with a band of wild mountain gorillas led by a formidable, patriarchal silverback. Your heart will, almost literally, find its way into your mouth. You will think you’re on fire with excitement, even as you’re telling yourself to be calm and remain perfectly still.
Let Tania Perkins, our Uganda specialist, create you a tailor-made itinerary in Uganda and you’ll find you have ample time to make the acquaintance of any number of primates. Gorillas in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, chimpanzees in the Queen Elizabeth National Park, the monkeys of Kibale and even the tree-climbing lions of Ishasha.
But Tania can also personally recommend you experience the full biodiversity of this magnificent East African country. Its variety of ecosystems include open plains with an impressive array of antelope species and prowling lions. Not to mention rainforest and extensive wetland systems that are home to hippo, crocodiles and over 1000 different species of birds.
Ask Tania to suggest a holiday in Uganda you’ll remember forever.
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This tour is primate heaven as you will experience great sightings of chimpanzees, Gorillas and many species of monkey. View itinerary
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Suggested itineraries
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Uganda: Gorillas, Chimps and Wildlife
From volcanoes to lush green mountains. From swamp birds to mountain gorillas. Explore Uganda's spectacularly diverse wildlife and scenery with this unforgettable journey through the 'Pearl of Africa'.
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Uganda camps and lodges
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Bwindi Safari Lodge
You can go to encounter gorillas. Or, at Bwindi, you can let them come to you.
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Kyambura Lodge, Queen Elizabeth National Park
Why choose to explore one fascinating wildlife habitat, when Kyambura offers you no less than five?
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