UGANDA SAFARI BOOKINGS
Uganda Safari Bookings is a premier resource dedicated to planning and organizing comprehensive Uganda safaris, making the rich wildlife and diverse landscapes of the nation easily accessible to global travelers. Specializing in arranging the essential logistics of your trip, we expertly handle everything from vehicle hire and accommodation to the critical booking of activity permits. Our core expertise lies in securing unforgettable encounters, especially high-demand tours like gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable and Mgahinga Gorilla National Parks, ensuring a seamless and authentic wildlife adventure from start to finish. We provide tailored itineraries that blend primate tracking with big game viewing, cultural immersion, and adventurous sports, offering a complete and personalized Ugandan holiday experience.
Our superb customer care service and good client reviews coupled with years of experience have made us one of the most trusted and reliable safari booking companies in Uganda. To book a safari in Uganda this season, simply get in touch with us today by filling in this short contact form or by sending an email to info@ugandasafaribookings.com or call us now at +256-700135510 to reserve your safari now.
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What Past Clients Say About Us
- Pili C
Be careful with this company. You can not trust them. Do not pay anything in advance. I contacted Bryan (supposedly the owner) and he asked me for money in advance.... read more 
November 1, 2021Charlie W
We contacted Phionah for our mountain gorilla trekking adventure in Rwanda and we could not be more pleased with our experience and the service we received. Phionah was very helpful... read more
July 28, 2019Thomas Everything was good. When I tried to find a safari on this website, I received a quick reply from Uganda safari bookings agency and it was very clear. I spoke... read more
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Top Must-visit Uganda Safari Destinations
Known as the “Adventure Capital of East Africa,” Jinja is where the White Nile begins its long journey to the Mediterranean. It is a playground for adrenaline junkies, offering world-class Grade 5 white-water rafting, bungee jumping, and quad biking. For those seeking a slower pace, the town retains a charming colonial character with vibrant markets and peaceful sunset boat cruises to the official Source of the Nile.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Bwindi is the ultimate sanctuary for nature lovers and the crown jewel of primate trekking. It is home to roughly half of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas, offering a rare, face-to-face encounter with these gentle giants in their ancient, misty habitat. Beyond gorillas, the forest is a “biodiversity hotspot” featuring over 350 bird species and 120 mammal species, making it a lush, emerald paradise for hikers and serious birdwatchers alike.
At Murchison Falls, the world’s longest river—the Nile—is squeezed through a narrow 7-meter rocky gap, creating the world’s most powerful surge of water. This park offers a classic safari experience where you can spot the “Big Five” against a backdrop of sweeping Savannah and Borassus palms. A boat cruise to the base of the falls provides a front-row seat to massive pods of hippos and Nile crocodiles, while the top-of-the-falls hike offers a thunderous, misty view of the water’s raw power.
This is Uganda’s most popular savannah destination, framed by the jagged Rwenzori Mountains. It is famously home to the unique tree-climbing lions of the Ishasha sector and the wildlife-rich Kazinga Channel. A boat safari here offers a dense concentration of elephants, buffalos, and hippos, while the nearby Kyambura Gorge provides a “sunken forest” experience where chimpanzees live in a deep underground canyon.
Kibale Forest is undisputed as the “Primate Capital of the World,” boasting the highest density and diversity of primates in Africa. Its primary draw is the habituated chimpanzee populations, where tracking success rates are over 90%. As you walk beneath the massive prehistoric canopy, you’ll likely encounter 12 other primate species, including the rare Red Colobus and L’Hoest’s monkeys, all while surrounded by a symphony of tropical bird calls.
Remote and rugged, Kidepo Valley is often ranked as one of the most beautiful wildernesses in Africa. Located in the far northeast, it offers a “raw” safari experience far from the crowds, featuring vast open plains and craggy mountain backdrops. It is the only place in Uganda where you can find cheetahs and ostriches, and it offers deep cultural insights into the lives of the Karamajong and Ik people, making it a true frontier destination.
Often called the “Switzerland of Africa,” Lake Bunyonyi is a serene retreat characterized by 29 emerald islands scattered across its shimmering waters. It is one of the few lakes in the region safe for swimming (free from Bilharzia, hippos, and crocodiles). Whether you are paddling a dugout canoe to the historic “Punishment Island” or simply enjoying the terraced hillsides from a lakeside lodge, Bunyonyi is the perfect place to decompress after a rugged safari.
Tucked on the edge of Mount Elgon National Park, Sipi Falls consists of a spectacular series of three waterfalls cascading over dramatic cliffs. The area is famous for its cool climate and some of the world’s best Arabica coffee. Visitors can enjoy “Coffee Tours” from bean to cup, test their nerves with abseiling alongside the 100-meter main fall, or hike through local Lumasaaba communities with panoramic views of the Karamoja plains below.
