Long Uganda Safaris, 5–21 Days

Discover the Pearl of Africa, in full.

Our long Uganda safaris offer an immersive, in-depth exploration of Uganda's breathtaking landscapes, iconic wildlife, and vibrant cultures. Perfect for adventurers with more time to spare, these extended tours ensure you experience the full diversity of Uganda's natural wonders — from the Rwenzori Mountains to Murchison Falls and the ancient rainforests teeming with primates.

23Long Safari Packages
5–21Days, Fully Customizable
$800Gorilla Permit Included
Featured Long Tour Packages

23 long safaris, 5 to 21 days.

Our long Uganda safari packages are all-inclusive — transport, accommodation, most meals, guides, and permits where applicable — priced per person sharing. Prices are indicative and may vary with seasons or customization.

2026 Pricing Overview

Popular long safari packages & pricing.

Package Name Duration Key Highlights Price (USD/person) Accommodation
10-Day Ultimate Primate & Wildlife Safari 10 Days Gorilla & chimp trekking, Queen Elizabeth wildlife, Nile rafting $3,800 – $5,500 Mid-Range to Luxury
12-Day Gorilla, Chimps & Big Five Adventure 12 Days Bwindi gorillas, Kibale chimps, Murchison Falls, Ziwa rhinos $4,500 – $6,800 Budget to Mid-Range
14-Day Comprehensive Uganda Explorer 14 Days Multiple parks, Rwenzori hikes, Lake Bunyonyi, cultural immersion $5,200 – $8,000 Mid-Range to Luxury
15-Day Wildlife & Primate Odyssey 15 Days Extended treks, birdwatching, Ishasha tree lions, boat cruises $5,800 – $9,000 Mid-Range to Luxury
16-Day Grand Uganda Circuit 16 Days Full loop including Kidepo Valley, golden monkeys, remote wilderness $6,500 – $10,500 Mid-Range to Luxury

Prices include key permits (gorilla $800, chimp $250), but exclude international flights, visas, and personal items. Luxury upgrades — fly-ins, premium lodges — add 30–50%. Group discounts apply for 4+ travelers.

What Our Long Uganda Safaris Offer

Five ways these safaris go deeper.

01

Unforgettable Gorilla and Chimpanzee Tracking

No trip to Uganda is complete without meeting its extraordinary primates. Trek through the misty, emerald forests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park to encounter endangered mountain gorillas up close, spending a magical hour observing a family — silverback leaders, playful juveniles, and nurturing mothers — in their natural habitat. For even more immersion, opt for a gorilla habituation experience with longer sessions available. Then head to Kibale Forest National Park, dubbed the primate capital of the world, for chimpanzee tracking among 13 primate species, including red colobus and L'Hoest's monkeys, plus guided nature walks revealing vibrant birdlife and ancient trees.

02

Thrilling Wildlife Safaris

Uganda's savannah parks deliver classic African big game experiences. In Queen Elizabeth National Park, enjoy extensive game drives across the Kasenyi Plains and Ishasha Sector, spotting lions (including famous tree-climbing ones), elephants, buffaloes, leopards, and diverse antelopes, with a Kazinga Channel boat cruise bringing you incredibly close to hippos, Nile crocodiles, and over 600 bird species. Venture north to Murchison Falls National Park, where the Nile squeezes through a narrow gorge in a dramatic waterfall — game drives reveal the Big Five (with rhinos at nearby Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary), while a boat safari to the falls' base offers stunning views and wildlife encounters.

03

Birdwatching Expeditions

Uganda ranks among the world's top birding destinations, with over 1,000 species. Our long safaris include dedicated birdwatching in hotspots like Mabamba Swamp (home to the elusive shoebill stork), Lake Bunyonyi (with its terraced hills and waterbirds), and the papyrus swamps of Queen Elizabeth. Expert guides help spot rarities like the African green broadbill, papyrus gonolek, and colorful kingfishers, making these trips ideal for avid birders.

04

Cultural Encounters

Uganda's people are as diverse as its landscapes. Delve into rich heritage with visits to the Batwa forest pygmies near Bwindi, learning their traditional hunting, gathering, and storytelling ways, and interact with the pastoral Karamojong herders in the northeast, experiencing their unique customs and cattle culture. Community walks, village homestays, and craft markets provide authentic insights into Uganda's traditions, fostering meaningful connections and supporting local economies.

05

Adventure and Scenic Beauty

Beyond wildlife, embrace Uganda's adventurous side. Thrill to white-water rafting on the Nile in Jinja, hike volcanic craters around Lake Bunyonyi, or trek the alpine zones of the Rwenzori Mountains for glacier views and unique flora. Relax with boat cruises on Lake Victoria, explore rolling hills in southwestern Uganda, or unwind at serene crater lakes — activities that add variety, blending adrenaline with tranquility.

Why Choose Our Long Safaris

Built for depth, not just distance.

Comprehensive Itineraries

Carefully crafted routes cover 4–7 parks and activities, balancing wildlife, primates, culture, and adventure without rushing.

Comfort and Convenience

Private 4x4 vehicles or domestic flights for efficiency, experienced English-speaking guides, all meals, park fees, and quality accommodations from budget lodges to luxury tented camps.

Tailored Experiences

Customize for photography safaris, family trips, honeymoons, or off-the-beaten-path explorations like Kidepo Valley or golden monkey tracking in Mgahinga.

Sustainability Focus

We support conservation through ethical practices, community projects, and partnerships with the Uganda Wildlife Authority.

Value in 2026

With gorilla permits at $800 (standard) and chimp permits at $250, our packages offer competitive, all-inclusive pricing.

Uganda Safari Key Destinations

  • Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
  • Queen Elizabeth National Park
  • Murchison Falls National Park
  • Lake Mburo National Park
  • Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary
  • Kidepo Valley National Park

Best Months for Long Uganda Safaris

  • June, July, August, September
  • December, January, February
  • These dry-season windows offer the firmest roads and easiest trekking conditions across every park on a long, multi-stop itinerary.
How to Book and Pay

Booking is simple and secure.

Contact our team to select a pre-designed itinerary or create a personalized one. Secure your gorilla permits early — they sell out fast, especially for peak seasons (June–September, December–February).

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Why Book With Us

Booking your long safari, made simple.

Easy & Secure Online Booking

Transparent Pricing — No Hidden Fees

Tailored Packages to Fit Your Needs

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Common Questions

Long Uganda safari FAQs.

Most of our long itineraries cover 4 to 7 parks, carefully sequenced to balance primate trekking, savanna wildlife, culture, and travel time without feeling rushed.

Transport, accommodation, most meals, guides, and permits where applicable — including gorilla ($800) and chimpanzee ($250) permits. International flights, visas, and personal items are excluded.

Yes — every package can be tailored for photography safaris, family trips, honeymoons, or off-the-beaten-path additions like Kidepo Valley or golden monkey tracking in Mgahinga.

Budget versions use more economical lodges and simpler transport arrangements while covering the same key parks and permits — the wildlife experience itself doesn't change, only the accommodation tier.

Luxury upgrades — fly-in transfers and premium lodges — typically add 30–50% to the standard package price.

Yes — group discounts apply for parties of 4 or more travelers.

We accept credit cards, mobile money (MTN MoMo), bank transfers, and cash on arrival — whichever is most convenient for you.

Let's Plan Your Trip

Embark on a long Uganda safari for a deeper, more profound connection with the Pearl of Africa. Contact us today to plan your 2026 escape.