Uganda is a remarkable destination for travellers who want wildlife, adventure and authentic cultural experiences in one holiday. From the mighty River Nile in Jinja to the misty forests of Bwindi, the country offers a wide range of activities and landscapes. Visitors can enjoy thrilling water adventures, search for elephants and lions, track chimpanzees and meet endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat.
A 12-day Uganda safari adventure gives travellers enough time to explore several of the country’s most celebrated destinations. The journey combines the Source of the Nile in Jinja, the powerful Murchison Falls, the tropical forests of Kibale, the savannahs of Queen Elizabeth National Park and the mountain gorillas of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
Along the way, travellers can discover local communities, enjoy scenic countryside drives and experience Uganda beyond its wildlife. Each destination offers something different, making the itinerary suitable for travellers who enjoy nature, outdoor activities and meaningful encounters.
Beyond Travel helps visitors plan these experiences through well-organised group tours and safari arrangements. The company can coordinate transport, accommodation, guided activities and required permits, subject to availability and the agreed booking terms.
Whether you enjoy active adventures or prefer wildlife viewing and scenic journeys, this Uganda safari adventure offers an exciting way to discover the Pearl of Africa.
Uganda offers a rare combination of wildlife, adventure and cultural experiences within one destination. Travellers can spend one day exploring the Nile and another searching for wildlife across open savannah. They can also enter tropical forests in search of chimpanzees and mountain gorillas.
A group tour brings travellers together to share these experiences. It can also provide a structured itinerary, organised transport and guided activities. However, the exact group size, departure date and inclusions depend on the tour arrangement.
Jinja is an excellent starting point for adventure lovers. The town sits near the Source of the Nile and offers activities such as white-water rafting, kayaking and boat excursions. Visitors can also explore the town and learn about its connection to the river.
Murchison Falls National Park introduces travellers to Uganda’s wildlife and dramatic natural scenery. Here, visitors can enjoy game drives, take a boat trip on the Nile and view the falls from designated viewpoints.
Western Uganda adds another dimension to the journey. Kibale Forest is famous for chimpanzee tracking, while Queen Elizabeth National Park offers game drives and boat cruises. Finally, Bwindi provides an opportunity to trek through forest habitat in search of mountain gorillas.
With Beyond Travel, visitors can combine these highlights into a connected itinerary. Careful planning helps balance travel time with activities, making the experience more comfortable and rewarding.
This 12-day itinerary starts in Entebbe or Kampala and explores eastern, northern and western Uganda before returning towards Entebbe.
Duration: 12 days and 11 nights.
Destinations: Entebbe, Jinja, Murchison Falls National Park, Kibale Forest National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Lake Bunyonyi.
Adventure activities: Nile experiences in Jinja, game drives, a boat cruise on the Nile and guided forest walks.
Primate experiences: Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale and mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi.
Wildlife highlights: Elephants, buffaloes, antelopes, hippos and opportunities to search for lions and other wildlife.
Transport: Safari vehicle with a driver-guide, based on the confirmed booking.
Accommodation: Selected hotels, lodges or safari camps.
Starting point: Entebbe International Airport or Kampala.
Ending point: Entebbe or another agreed location.
This itinerary involves several long road transfers. Therefore, travel times and activity schedules should remain flexible. Beyond Travel can adjust the route to match the group’s dates, interests and accommodation preferences.
Your Uganda safari adventure begins at Entebbe International Airport. On arrival, a representative from Beyond Travel can welcome you and arrange your transfer to the hotel.
Entebbe lies on the northern shore of Lake Victoria. The town offers a relaxed introduction to Uganda before the journey into the countryside. Depending on your arrival time, you may enjoy the lakeside atmosphere or rest after your flight.
Travellers who arrive early may choose a short excursion around Entebbe. Options can include a visit to the Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre, subject to opening hours and availability. You could also enjoy a relaxed walk near the lake.
If your flight arrives late, rest should take priority. The following days involve road travel and outdoor activities, so starting the tour well rested makes a difference.
Your guide can explain the itinerary and discuss the upcoming activities. This is also a useful time to check your luggage, walking shoes and other essentials.
Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay in Entebbe or Kampala.
Journey time: Depends on arrival procedures and your hotel location.
Accommodation: Hotel in Entebbe or Kampala.
Meal plan: Dinner, depending on arrival time and the selected package.
After breakfast, travel towards Jinja, a town famous for its connection to the River Nile and its outdoor activities. The journey takes you east through changing landscapes and busy roadside communities.
Jinja offers an excellent introduction to Uganda’s adventure tourism. Its location near Lake Victoria and the Nile creates opportunities for water-based activities, sightseeing and cultural experiences.
Upon arrival, visit the Source of the Nile area. This well-known attraction marks the place traditionally associated with the river’s beginning as it flows out of Lake Victoria. Visitors can enjoy river views, take photographs and learn about the site’s geographical and historical significance.
A boat excursion can provide a closer look at the water and surrounding scenery. You may also see local boats and birdlife along the river.
Later, explore parts of Jinja town if time permits. You can visit local craft shops, enjoy a café stop or learn more about the area’s history and daily life.
Jinja is more than a place to begin a safari. It has its own character, with riverside scenery and a lively town atmosphere. Beyond Travel can help select activities that suit the group’s interests and available time.
Journey time: Usually a few hours from Entebbe or Kampala, depending on traffic and the starting point.
Accommodation: Lodge or hotel in Jinja.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner, depending on the selected package.
Today focuses on adventure in Jinja. Travellers can choose an activity that matches their interests, confidence and fitness.
White-water rafting is one of Jinja’s best-known adventure activities. Qualified operators guide participants through selected sections of the river, providing safety equipment and a briefing before the experience begins.
The activity can be physically demanding. Water conditions and the chosen rafting section affect the experience, so travellers should follow the operator’s safety advice.
If you enjoy an active holiday, rafting can become one of the most memorable parts of your Uganda safari adventure. However, it may not suit every traveller. Discuss medical concerns, swimming ability and any age restrictions with the operator before booking.
Kayaking offers another way to experience the Nile. Depending on the operator and chosen activity, visitors may select a guided session suitable for their experience level.
Travellers who prefer a gentler experience can choose a boat excursion instead. This allows them to enjoy the river scenery without taking part in a demanding water sport.
Some operators also offer other adventure activities around Jinja. Availability, safety requirements and additional costs vary, so confirm the details before the tour begins.
Not everyone wants a full day of adventure sports. Visitors can spend part of the day exploring Jinja, enjoying the scenery or relaxing at the lodge.
The town’s markets and craft shops offer opportunities to discover locally made products. A meal at a local restaurant can also introduce visitors to Ugandan dishes.
Beyond Travel can help arrange a suitable combination of activities. After an active day, return to your accommodation and prepare for the next stage of the journey.
Journey time: Local transfers depend on the selected activities and operator locations.
Accommodation: Lodge or hotel in Jinja.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner, depending on the selected package.
After breakfast, leave Jinja and travel towards Murchison Falls National Park. This is a substantial road journey, so an early departure helps the group make good progress.
The route passes through towns, villages and rural landscapes. Depending on the chosen route and schedule, the group may stop for lunch and rest breaks along the way.
Murchison Falls National Park is one of Uganda’s most important wildlife destinations. The Victoria Nile flows through the park before forcing its way through a narrow gorge at Murchison Falls. The result is a dramatic display of water and power.
The park also supports a wide range of wildlife. Visitors may see elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, antelopes and numerous bird species. Lions and leopards also live in the park, although sightings are never guaranteed.
Upon arrival, check in at your lodge or safari camp. If the transfer allows enough time, you may enjoy a short activity or scenic view. However, do not rush the journey to fit in an activity that the schedule cannot comfortably accommodate.
Your guide can brief the group about the next day’s game drive and Nile excursion.
Journey time: Allow most of the day for the road transfer. Traffic, road conditions and stops can affect the duration.
Accommodation: Lodge or safari camp near Murchison Falls National Park.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner, depending on the selected package.
Today introduces you to the wildlife and dramatic landscapes of Murchison Falls National Park. A game drive and a boat excursion provide two different ways to explore the area.
Start with a game drive in a suitable wildlife-viewing area, such as the northern sector of the park. The open grasslands and woodland habitats support a variety of animals.
Your driver-guide will search for elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, antelopes and other wildlife. The northern plains can also offer opportunities to see lions, although their presence is never guaranteed during a particular drive.
Early drives often provide cooler temperatures and good opportunities to observe active animals. Keep your camera ready and use binoculars if you have them.
Your guide can explain animal behaviour and the relationships between wildlife and their habitats. Remember that the park is a natural environment. Sightings depend on the season, weather and movements of the animals.
Return to the lodge for breakfast or continue according to the planned schedule.
The Nile boat cruise offers a different perspective on the park. As the boat moves along the river, visitors can look for hippos, crocodiles and waterbirds. Elephants and other animals may also come to the riverbank to drink.
The boat trip towards the base of Murchison Falls is especially popular. It allows visitors to appreciate the river and the powerful landscape around the falls.
Birdwatchers may see fish eagles, herons, kingfishers and other species. Bring binoculars and a camera, but remember to follow the crew’s instructions during the excursion.
Depending on the schedule and the agreed activity, the group may also visit the top of the falls. Designated viewpoints offer a close look at the Nile as it forces its way through a narrow gorge.
The sound and force of the water make this one of the park’s most memorable sights. Follow the marked routes and safety instructions, especially near steep edges and slippery ground.
After the activities, return to the lodge and enjoy dinner.
Journey time: Depends on the lodge, game-drive area and boat departure point.
Accommodation: Lodge or safari camp near Murchison Falls National Park.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner, depending on the selected package.
After breakfast, leave Murchison Falls National Park and travel towards western Uganda. Today’s transfer takes you through a changing landscape of rural settlements, farmland and green hills.
The journey to the Kibale area is long. A planned lunch stop and regular breaks can make it more comfortable. Your guide will select suitable stops based on the route and road conditions.
Kibale Forest National Park is one of Uganda’s leading destinations for chimpanzee tracking. Its tropical forest supports chimpanzees and several other primate species. The park also provides habitat for many birds and other forest wildlife.
Upon arrival, check in at your lodge and relax. The rest of the day can be spent enjoying the surroundings or preparing for the next morning’s activity.
Chimpanzee tracking involves walking through natural forest terrain. Trails can become muddy, and the duration depends on the movements of the chimpanzees. Pack suitable shoes, long trousers, drinking water and a light waterproof jacket.
Beyond Travel can arrange accommodation near the tracking location. This helps the group reach the briefing point without an unnecessarily long transfer in the morning.
Journey time: Allow most of the day for the transfer, depending on the route and stops.
Accommodation: Lodge or safari camp near Kibale Forest National Park.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner, depending on the selected package.
Today brings a special wildlife experience: chimpanzee tracking in Kibale Forest National Park.
After breakfast, proceed to the designated visitor briefing point. Park staff explain the tracking rules and provide guidance before the forest walk begins.
Your guide will lead the group into the forest in search of a habituated chimpanzee community. Chimpanzees are active and mobile, so the walk can vary in length and difficulty.
During the experience, you may hear chimpanzees calling through the forest or see them moving between trees. If the group finds them, you can observe their behaviour under the applicable visitor rules.
The chimpanzees may feed, groom one another, rest or move through the canopy. Each encounter is different because the animals move freely in their natural habitat.
Visitors must maintain the required distance and follow the guide’s instructions. Never attempt to touch or feed the chimpanzees. These rules help protect both the visitors and the animals.
If time and the schedule allow, add a guided walk at Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary. This community-based nature experience is known for birdwatching, wetland scenery and opportunities to see primates.
A local guide can explain the wetland’s ecology and the role of community conservation. The walk also gives visitors a chance to learn about the connection between nature tourism and local livelihoods.
The trails may become muddy after rain. Wear suitable shoes and follow the guide’s advice.
After the activities, return to the lodge and enjoy a relaxing evening. This forest experience adds an important element to your Uganda safari adventure before the journey continues to Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Journey time: Short transfers within the Kibale area, depending on the lodge and activity locations.
Accommodation: Lodge or safari camp near Kibale Forest National Park.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner, depending on the selected package.
After breakfast, leave Kibale and travel towards Queen Elizabeth National Park. The journey is shorter than some of the earlier transfers, although the actual duration depends on the lodge location and road conditions.
Queen Elizabeth National Park contains a variety of habitats, including grasslands, woodlands, wetlands, lakes and forested areas. This diversity supports many mammals and birds.
The park is known for its game drives and the Kazinga Channel boat cruise. It also offers access to the Ishasha sector, which is famous for lions that sometimes rest in fig trees.
Depending on the arrival time, the group may enjoy an afternoon game drive. The Kasenyi Plains are a popular area for searching for Uganda kob, buffaloes, elephants and other wildlife.
If the transfer takes longer than expected, the guide may move the game drive to the next day. This allows the group to enjoy the activity without rushing.
After the drive, transfer to your lodge and settle in. Your guide can explain the next day’s schedule and the planned boat cruise.
Journey time: Usually a few hours, depending on the route and accommodation location.
Accommodation: Lodge or safari camp near Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner, depending on the selected package.
Today offers more opportunities to explore Queen Elizabeth National Park. The combination of a game drive and a boat cruise allows visitors to experience different habitats and wildlife.
Begin the day with a game drive in a suitable area of the park. The Kasenyi Plains provide open grassland where visitors can search for elephants, buffaloes, Uganda kob and other animals.
Lions also live in the park, although sightings depend on their movements. Your guide will use local knowledge to look for wildlife while following park regulations.
The morning can be rewarding for photography because the light changes across the landscape. Keep binoculars nearby and listen as your guide explains the animals you encounter.
After the drive, return to the lodge for breakfast or a short rest, depending on the schedule.
The Kazinga Channel connects Lake George and Lake Edward. Its waters and banks attract hippos, buffaloes, elephants and many bird species.
A boat cruise allows visitors to observe wildlife from the water. Hippos are often visible in the channel, while crocodiles may rest along the banks. Elephants and buffaloes sometimes approach the water to drink.
The cruise also offers excellent opportunities for birdwatching. Depending on the conditions, visitors may see fish eagles, herons, pelicans and other waterbirds.
Bring a hat, sunscreen, binoculars and a camera. Follow the crew’s instructions and avoid disturbing the wildlife.
After the cruise, return to the lodge. The evening provides time to relax and prepare for the journey towards Bwindi.
Journey time: Depends on the lodge location and the activity departure points.
Accommodation: Lodge or safari camp near Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner, depending on the selected package.
After breakfast, travel towards the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, where the itinerary and road conditions allow.
Ishasha is famous for lions that sometimes rest in the branches of fig trees. The behaviour has made the area popular with wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.
However, lions may remain on the ground or move beyond the areas visited during a particular drive. Sightings are never guaranteed. Your guide will search suitable tracks and explain the local habitat.
Ishasha also has open grassland and scattered trees, giving it a different atmosphere from the park’s northern areas. If time allows, a game drive can add another wildlife experience to the safari.
Later, continue towards Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The journey passes through southwestern Uganda’s scenic countryside, with hills, cultivated slopes and rural communities along the way.
Bwindi protects important habitat for endangered mountain gorillas. The park has several trekking sectors, including Buhoma, Ruhija, Rushaga and Nkuringo.
Your accommodation should match the sector associated with your confirmed gorilla permit. The sectors are separated by substantial driving distances, so choosing the correct lodge location is essential.
Upon arrival, check in and prepare for the next day’s trek. Pack sturdy walking shoes, long trousers, drinking water and a waterproof jacket.
Journey time: Several hours, depending on the Ishasha activity, road conditions and the selected Bwindi sector.
Accommodation: Lodge near your confirmed gorilla trekking sector in Bwindi.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner, depending on the selected package.
Mountain gorilla trekking is one of the most memorable experiences on a Uganda safari adventure. Today, you enter the forest in search of a habituated mountain gorilla family.
After an early breakfast, travel to the designated briefing point. Park staff explain the trekking rules and provide information about the activity.
Authorised guides and trackers help visitors locate the gorillas. The trek can last several hours because the animals move freely through the forest. The terrain may be steep, muddy and uneven.
When the group finds the gorillas, visitors can observe their behaviour for the permitted viewing period. Standard gorilla trekking generally allows one hour with the habituated family after the group finds them.
You may see gorillas feeding, resting, grooming or interacting with one another. The experience offers a rare opportunity to observe these endangered animals in their natural habitat.
Follow all instructions from the guides. Keep the required distance, avoid touching the gorillas and never use flash photography. If you feel unwell, inform the guide because human respiratory illnesses can threaten gorillas.
A reasonable level of fitness helps because the trek can involve long walks and steep terrain. Wear sturdy shoes and clothes suitable for wet forest conditions.
A porter may be available for hire through the local arrangements. Hiring one can support local livelihoods and help carry your day bag.
The trek’s length cannot be guaranteed in advance. Therefore, avoid planning a long onward road transfer or an international flight connection without checking the timing carefully.
After the trek, return to the briefing area. Depending on the confirmed schedule, you may receive a trekking certificate or other confirmation.
For this itinerary, an overnight stay near Bwindi helps make the journey more comfortable. It also avoids rushing the return transfer after a physically demanding activity.
Journey time: The trek may take several hours, depending on the gorillas’ location and terrain.
Accommodation: Lodge near Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner, depending on the selected package.
After breakfast, leave Bwindi and travel towards Lake Bunyonyi, subject to the confirmed route and available time.
Lake Bunyonyi is known for its scenic hills and numerous small islands. The landscape offers a peaceful contrast to the forests and savannah parks visited earlier.
Depending on the group’s schedule, you may enjoy a boat excursion, a lakeside walk or time to relax at the lodge. A local guide can explain the area’s culture and landscape.
Lake Bunyonyi is a useful place to unwind after gorilla trekking. However, the itinerary must also account for the journey back to Entebbe or Kampala. Reaching the airport on the same day may require a long road transfer and may not be suitable for every flight schedule.
For that reason, the 12-day itinerary works best when the return arrangements have been confirmed in advance. Travellers with an international flight should consider adding an extra night at Lake Bunyonyi or another suitable location before returning to Entebbe.
Beyond Travel can help arrange the onward transfer or discuss suitable domestic flight options where available. Any flight depends on the departure point, schedule, luggage restrictions and availability.
If you have additional time, Lake Bunyonyi can become a relaxing final stop before departure. If your dates are fixed, the company can advise whether a shorter visit or an extra night is the better option.
Journey time: Depends on the selected Lake Bunyonyi visit and return arrangements.
Accommodation: Lake Bunyonyi or another agreed location if an extra night is required.
Meal plan: Breakfast and other meals according to the booked package.
Uganda is a year-round destination. However, seasonal weather can affect road conditions, forest trails and outdoor activities.
The drier periods generally include June to August and December to February. These months often provide favourable conditions for wildlife viewing and forest trekking. Even so, rain can occur in any month, especially in forested areas.
The wetter periods usually include March to May and September to November. Trails may become muddy, and some road transfers can take longer. However, the countryside becomes lush, and birdwatching can be rewarding.
Your best travel dates depend on your interests, budget and availability. If you plan to track gorillas or chimpanzees, confirm the required permits before finalising the itinerary.
Beyond Travel can help you select suitable dates and coordinate accommodation around the planned activities. Early planning is particularly useful for travellers with fixed departure dates.
Packing well helps you enjoy the journey more comfortably. The itinerary includes road transfers, outdoor activities, game drives and forest walks, so prepare for different conditions.
Consider bringing:
Comfortable clothes for warm days.
A light jacket for cooler mornings and evenings.
Sturdy walking shoes with good grip.
Long trousers and long-sleeved shirts for forest trekking.
A lightweight waterproof jacket.
A hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
Insect repellent and personal toiletries.
Binoculars and a camera.
A reusable water bottle.
Personal medication and basic first-aid supplies.
A small daypack for excursions.
Spare batteries or a power bank.
Travellers taking part in rafting or kayaking should check what the operator provides. Some activities require specific equipment and safety briefings.
For gorilla and chimpanzee tracking, suitable footwear is especially important. Forest paths may be steep, muddy or slippery. Pack only what you can comfortably carry.
Beyond Travel can provide a more specific packing list once the activities, accommodation and travel dates are confirmed.
Responsible tourism helps protect Uganda’s wildlife and supports the communities that live near national parks.
During gorilla and chimpanzee tracking, follow the instructions of authorised guides. Maintain the required distance from the animals and never touch or feed them. If you feel unwell before the activity, inform the operator or park staff.
During game drives, remain inside the vehicle unless your guide identifies a safe, authorised place to leave it. Never pressure guides to approach wildlife too closely for photographs.
You can also support local communities by buying crafts from responsible sellers and choosing suitable community-led experiences. Always ask permission before photographing people or their homes.
Finally, take your litter with you and avoid leaving waste in natural areas. Small actions can help protect the forests, rivers and wildlife that make Uganda special.
Beyond Travel encourages visitors to respect local customs, support responsible tourism businesses and enjoy the country’s natural heritage with care.
A successful safari begins with a practical itinerary. Before booking, consider your preferred travel dates, group size, accommodation style and main interests.
Some travellers want to focus on wildlife and primate tracking. Others prefer adventure activities, scenic walks and cultural experiences. Sharing your priorities helps Beyond Travel create an itinerary that fits your expectations.
It is also important to confirm the details of your booking. Ask which activities, meals, park fees, permits and transfers are included. Optional experiences may carry additional costs.
Gorilla and chimpanzee permits should be checked early. Their availability can affect the order of the itinerary, particularly when accommodation must be arranged near a specific trekking sector.
Beyond Travel can help coordinate transport, accommodation and activities according to the agreed itinerary and supplier availability. The team can also discuss group-tour arrangements and explain whether a scheduled group departure or a private safari suits your plans.
To request a personalised itinerary, visit https://beyondtravel.africa and share your preferred dates, number of travellers and accommodation preferences.
With careful planning, your Uganda safari adventure can combine the country’s famous wildlife with exciting outdoor experiences and memorable cultural encounters.
A trip of 10 to 14 days can combine several major destinations without rushing every activity. A 12-day itinerary offers a useful balance between Jinja’s adventure activities, Murchison Falls, chimpanzee tracking, wildlife viewing and gorilla trekking.
Yes. Jinja can be included before or after the main wildlife circuit. Visitors can enjoy the Source of the Nile, rafting, kayaking or a boat excursion before travelling to national parks.
Yes. You can track chimpanzees in Kibale Forest National Park and mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Both activities require advance planning and the appropriate permits.
Depending on the destination, visitors may see elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, antelopes, hippos and many bird species. Lions and leopards also occur in some parks, but sightings are never guaranteed.
Yes. The itinerary can include rafting or kayaking in Jinja, game drives, boat cruises and forest trekking. However, each activity has different physical demands and safety requirements. Choose activities that suit your ability and interests.
Beyond Travel can discuss changes to the route, accommodation and activities. Any changes depend on available time, permit availability, supplier arrangements and the agreed booking terms.
Not automatically. The final inclusions depend on the quotation and booking terms. Confirm whether gorilla and chimpanzee permits, park entry fees, boat cruises, adventure activities, meals and accommodation are included before making payment.
Uganda brings together many experiences in one destination. Jinja offers the excitement of the Nile, while Murchison Falls provides dramatic scenery and wildlife viewing. Kibale introduces visitors to wild chimpanzees, and Queen Elizabeth National Park offers savannah wildlife and a memorable boat cruise.
The journey reaches another highlight in Bwindi, where visitors can trek through forest habitat in search of endangered mountain gorillas. Lake Bunyonyi then provides a scenic place to relax, subject to the final travel schedule.
A well-planned Uganda safari adventure allows travellers to enjoy these experiences without treating every day as a race between destinations. Good timing, suitable accommodation and confirmed permits make a real difference.
Beyond Travel can help organise the journey around your group’s interests, travel dates and budget. Start planning your Uganda safari adventure and discover the wildlife, landscapes and outdoor experiences that make the Pearl of Africa so special.