
15 days · Uganda
15 Days Uganda Tour
A fifteen-day Uganda circuit taking in Lake Mburo, Lake Bunyonyi, Bwindi gorillas, Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls, with chimpanzee and rhino tracking. The tour closes with adventure activities in Jinja and a Kampala city tour.
- Length
- 15 days
- Country
- Uganda
- Experiences
- Cultural Tour · Game Drive · Scenic Drive
Along this route
The world this journey moves through
Representative photography of the landscapes and wildlife on this route — tap any photo to view it full screen.
The route
How this journey unfolds, 10 stops in 15 days
Day by day
The journey, morning by morning
Journey to Lake Mburo National Park
Drive west from Kampala to Lake Mburo, stopping at the Equator and the Igongo Cultural Centre.
Lake Mburo National ParkGame drive at Lake Mburo
A three-hour game drive through Lake Mburo for zebras, impalas, buffalos and giraffes.
Lake Mburo National ParkLake Bunyonyi
Cruise among the islands of Lake Bunyonyi and meet members of the Batwa community.
Lake BunyonyiArrival in Bwindi
Travel to Ruhija or Buhoma and check in, with time to rest before the gorilla trek.
Bwindi Impenetrable National ParkGorilla trekking
A briefing at the park headquarters and a gorilla tracking safari in the forest.
Bwindi Impenetrable National ParkQueen Elizabeth National Park
Drive to Queen Elizabeth and check in at Ishasha, with an evening game drive for tree-climbing lions.
Queen Elizabeth National ParkGame drive and Kazinga Channel cruise
An early morning game drive followed by an afternoon launch cruise on the Kazinga Channel.
Queen Elizabeth National ParkFort Portal and Semuliki National Park
Travel to Fort Portal, then a guided nature walk in Semuliki National Park and a visit to the hot springs.
Semuliki National ParkChimpanzee tracking in Kibale Forest
Track chimpanzees in Kibale Forest, with chances to see colobus and vervet monkeys.
Kibale National ParkFrom Fort Portal to Murchison Falls
A nature walk to the Amabere Caves, then drive via Hoima to Murchison Falls.
Murchison Falls National ParkMurchison Falls boat ride
A boat ride to the base of Murchison Falls, then a guided walk to the top for views.
Murchison Falls National ParkNorthern Nile game drive
An early game drive along the northern bank of the Nile for elephants, lions and Rothschild's giraffes.
Murchison Falls National ParkRhino tracking and return to Kampala
Track rhinos at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, then return to Kampala for the night.
Ziwa Rhino SanctuaryAdventure in Jinja
A boat ride to the source of the Nile, with optional white-water rafting.
JinjaKampala city tour
Tour Kampala's landmarks, ending with a cultural performance at the Ndere Centre.
Kampala
What the price covers
Included and not included
Included
- Your gorilla trekking and chimpanzee tracking permits — arranged and secured as soon as your booking is confirmed, because daily numbers are strictly limited; we confirm in writing whether they sit inside your package price or are quoted separately
- All ground transport in a 4x4 safari vehicle with a pop-up roof
- Full-board accommodation throughout the safari
- Services of an English-speaking driver-guide
- All park entrance fees
- Game drives, boat cruises and activities listed in the itinerary
- Drinking water in the vehicle
- Airport pick-up and drop-off
Not included
- International flights
- Visas
- Travel and medical insurance
- Tips and gratuities
- Drinks and meals not listed in the itinerary
- Items of a personal nature, such as laundry and souvenirs
Provisional — this list is being confirmed with the operator and may change before booking.
Good to know
Questions travellers ask about this trip
- How long is the 15 Days Uganda Tour and where does it start and end?
- 15 days across Uganda. The itinerary begins in Lake Mburo National Park and its last night is at Kampala; we arrange the transfers at both ends around your flights.
- How fit do I need to be for this safari?
- Moderate fitness is enough for most travellers. Both forest treks can last from one to several hours depending on where the family has moved to that morning, on steep and often muddy forest ground; porters are available and recommended, and the pace is set by the group. Everything else on this itinerary is done from the vehicle or on level ground.
- When is the best time to take this trip?
- June to August and December to February suit it best for the gorilla trekking at Bwindi Impenetrable. The two drier windows mean firmer trails and easier trekking — June–July is driest. Permits are limited daily; book well ahead, especially for these months. The route runs year round — the wetter months are greener and quieter, and only the forest walking really changes with the season.
- What is the minimum age for the gorilla trek?
- 15, set by Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) and not something an operator can waive. Younger children can still travel with you — we build the rest of the itinerary around the trekking day.
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