Roadtrip Uganda

Set out on thrilling game drives in search of the Big Five, including elusive leopards and the legendary tree-climbing lions of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Cruise past elephants, hippos, and crocodiles on a breathtaking boat safari.

Venture deep into the rainforest for an unforgettable chimpanzee trek, and find yourself face-to-face with mountain gorillas in the dense Bwindi Forest.

Begin your journey with an authentic taste of local life, and crown your adventure with a swim in Lake Bunyonyi or a guided walking safari through Lake Mburo.

This circuit is an all-time favourite and still among our most popular itineraries, including gorilla – and chimp trekking. See the mighty river Nile explode in Murchison Falls, and enjoy plenty of wildlife spotting on your self-drive safaris in Lake Mburo, Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls. Gorilla and chimp trekking permits included.

This self-drive itinerary embodies exactly why Uganda is nicknamed the Pearl of Africa! The southwest is known for its green rolling hills, lakes, chimps and rare mountain gorillas. Plenty of game drives can be done in Lake Mburo, Queen Elizabeth, Murchison Falls and – the grand dame of all game parks – remote Kidepo National Park. Visit a traditional Karamojong manyatta in the wild northeast, go wild water rafting on the Nile and relax at lovely riverside lodges in Jinja.

This self-drive itinerary is great for those looking for an off-the-beaten-track adventure with their rental car in Uganda. Watch the river Nile explode in Murchison Falls National Park, experience the thrill of pure isolation in Kidepo Valley National Park, discover traditional tribal culture in Karamoja, cool off in the highlands of Mount Elgon and finish off with a blast in Jinja while wild water rafting on the Nile.

Discover both Uganda and Rwanda on this 16-day East African road trip. If you’re interested in nature and culture alike, this itinerary is the one for you. Trek gorillas and chimps in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park and Kibale rainforest, and go on a self-drive safari in Lake Mburo and Queen Elizabeth National Park. Discover why Rwanda is the land of a thousand hills and let yourself be moved by its captivating history. Chimp and gorilla trekking permits included.