7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari – Ultimate Primate & Wildlife Adventure
The 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari is an extraordinary seven-day African adventure combining mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, chimpanzee tracking in Kibale National Park, and unforgettable wildlife encounters in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Carefully designed for travellers seeking Uganda’s most remarkable primate experiences alongside classic African savannah wildlife, this private safari offers an exceptional combination of tropical rainforests, breathtaking landscapes, comfortable safari lodges, and professionally guided wildlife activities.
Your 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari begins in Entebbe, Uganda, where your professional Boots in the Jungle Safaris driver-guide welcomes you before travelling west towards Kibale National Park. This remarkable tropical forest is renowned for its chimpanzee population and extraordinary primate diversity. Accompanied by experienced Uganda Wildlife Authority guides, you will venture into the rainforest to locate habituated chimpanzees, observing their fascinating social interactions, movements, feeding behaviour, and communication in their natural environment.
The adventure continues to Queen Elizabeth National Park, where the dense forests give way to beautiful savannah grasslands, crater landscapes, and wildlife-rich habitats. Here, you will enjoy professionally guided game drives in search of elephants, buffaloes, Uganda kob, lions, and other animals. A spectacular boat safari along the Kazinga Channel introduces you to another side of Uganda’s wildlife, offering opportunities to observe hippos, crocodiles, elephants, and numerous waterbirds along the shoreline.
The highlight of the final part of your journey is mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. This UNESCO World Heritage Site protects an important population of endangered mountain gorillas within one of Africa’s most extraordinary rainforest ecosystems. After a ranger-guided trek through Bwindi’s forested slopes, you will have the opportunity to spend up to one unforgettable hour observing a habituated mountain gorilla family in its natural habitat.
With Boots in the Jungle Safaris, your 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari is organised as a private journey, providing a dedicated safari vehicle, an experienced English-speaking driver-guide, accommodation tailored to your budget, and carefully coordinated primate permits. The itinerary begins in Entebbe and finishes in Kigali, Rwanda, creating a convenient route through western and southwestern Uganda without requiring a lengthy return drive to Entebbe after gorilla trekking.
7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari – Quick Facts
| Safari Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Safari Duration | 7 days / 6 nights |
| Starting Point | Entebbe International Airport or Entebbe hotel |
| Ending Point | Kigali International Airport or Kigali hotel |
| Main Destinations | Kibale, Queen Elizabeth and Bwindi |
| Chimpanzee Trekking | One standard guided chimpanzee trek |
| Gorilla Trekking | One standard guided mountain gorilla trek |
| Wildlife Activities | Game drives and Kazinga Channel boat safari |
| Accommodation | Budget, mid-range and luxury options |
| Transportation | Private 4×4 safari Land Cruiser |
| Gorilla Permit | Included in the confirmed package |
| Chimpanzee Permit | Included in the confirmed package |
| Safari Type | Private and customisable |
| Recommended Duration | 7 days / 6 nights |
| Availability | Throughout the year, subject to permits |
Why Choose Our 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari?
The greatest advantage of this safari is the opportunity to experience Uganda’s two most famous great ape encounters within one carefully organised journey. Mountain gorillas and chimpanzees share important biological similarities with humans, yet observing them in their natural habitats reveals very different behaviours and social structures. Gorilla trekking offers a peaceful opportunity to watch family groups interacting on the forest floor, while chimpanzee tracking can be more dynamic, with chimpanzees calling, climbing trees, travelling through vegetation, and interacting within their communities.
Another important benefit is the inclusion of Queen Elizabeth National Park between the two rainforest destinations. Rather than concentrating exclusively on primates, this itinerary introduces you to classic African wildlife, including elephants, buffaloes, antelopes, hippos, crocodiles, and potentially lions. The Kazinga Channel boat cruise offers a relaxed wildlife-viewing experience that contrasts beautifully with the physical adventure of trekking through Uganda’s forests.
This 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari also provides a practical balance between activities and travel time. Two nights in Kibale allow you to complete chimpanzee tracking without rushing, two nights in Queen Elizabeth provide opportunities for wildlife viewing, and two nights in Bwindi create a comfortable base for mountain gorilla trekking. Ending the safari in Kigali reduces the need to retrace your entire route through western Uganda.
Because this is a private tour, your accommodation category, departure date, meal arrangements, and optional activities can be customised according to your interests. Whether you are travelling as a couple, honeymooners, friends, or a small private group, Boots in the Jungle Safaris can prepare an itinerary suited to your preferred comfort and budget.
Highlights of the 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari
- Trek chimpanzees in Kibale National Park with experienced ranger guides.
- Experience mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
- Explore Queen Elizabeth National Park on exciting wildlife game drives.
- Enjoy a scenic Kazinga Channel boat safari.
- Travel through Uganda’s spectacular countryside, tea plantations, crater landscapes, and rainforest highlands.
- Enjoy six nights of accommodation at carefully selected safari lodges.
- Travel privately with a professional English-speaking driver-guide.
- Begin your journey in Entebbe and finish conveniently in Kigali.
7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari – Detailed Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1 – Entebbe Pickup and Scenic Transfer to Kibale National Park
Your 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari begins with a morning pickup from Entebbe International Airport or your hotel in Entebbe. Your professional Boots in the Jungle Safaris driver-guide welcomes you, introduces the seven-day programme, and begins the scenic journey towards western Uganda. Travelling through Uganda’s countryside, you will encounter beautiful agricultural landscapes, bustling rural communities, and picturesque hills as you continue towards Fort Portal and Kibale National Park.
As you approach western Uganda, the landscape becomes increasingly attractive, with rolling tea plantations, forested hills, and views towards the Rwenzori Mountains on clear days. The Fort Portal region is particularly famous for its fertile countryside, impressive crater lakes, and beautiful natural scenery. Your guide will arrange suitable stops along the route for refreshments, photographs, and relaxation before continuing to your selected accommodation near Kibale.
The journey usually takes approximately six to eight hours, depending on your departure location, road conditions, and stops. Upon arrival, check in at your safari lodge and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the surrounding rainforest. Spend the remainder of the afternoon relaxing, appreciating the scenery, and preparing for the following day’s chimpanzee trekking experience.
Your guide will explain the next morning’s briefing arrangements, recommended clothing, and items needed for forest trekking. After dinner, enjoy your first overnight stay in the beautiful Kibale region.
Accommodation: Turaco Treetops, Kibale Forest Camp, or Chimpundu Lodge, depending on your preferred category.
Meal plan: Lunch and dinner, subject to arrival time and confirmed arrangements.
Estimated transfer: 6–8 hours.
Day 2 – Chimpanzee Trekking in Kibale National Park and Bigodi Wetland Experience
Today brings your first extraordinary primate encounter. After an early breakfast, transfer to the designated Kibale National Park chimpanzee trekking briefing point, where experienced Uganda Wildlife Authority guides introduce the forest, conservation regulations, and safety procedures. Once the briefing is complete, you enter the tropical rainforest in search of an allocated habituated chimpanzee community.
Kibale is widely recognised for its remarkable primate diversity and provides one of East Africa’s most rewarding opportunities for observing wild chimpanzees. During your trek, you may hear their distinctive calls echoing through the forest long before you see them. Chimpanzees are highly social animals, and their behaviour can include grooming, feeding, travelling through the canopy, interacting with other group members, and vocalising across the forest.
The tracking experience can vary in duration because chimpanzees move freely through their natural habitat. Once located, standard chimpanzee trekking generally allows up to one hour of observation, subject to the current activity rules and ranger instructions. Watching chimpanzees interact in the rainforest is a fascinating experience that reveals their intelligence, energy, and complex social behaviour.
After trekking, return to your lodge for lunch and some relaxation. In the afternoon, you may enjoy an optional guided visit to Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary, a community-supported conservation area near Kibale. The wetland is known for its birdlife, primates, and beautiful swamp vegetation. This experience can provide opportunities to learn about local conservation initiatives and the relationship between neighbouring communities and the forest.
Return to your lodge for dinner and another comfortable overnight stay.
Accommodation: Your confirmed Kibale lodge.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Main activity: Guided chimpanzee trekking.
Optional activity: Bigodi Wetland guided walk, subject to availability and quotation.
Day 3 – Transfer from Kibale to Queen Elizabeth National Park
After breakfast, check out of your lodge and depart for Queen Elizabeth National Park, one of Uganda’s most famous savannah wildlife destinations. The journey takes you through the beautiful countryside around Fort Portal, passing crater lake landscapes, rural communities, and changing vegetation as you approach the park.
The landscape gradually transitions from the dense rainforest environment of Kibale to expansive grasslands, woodland, and the volcanic scenery of the Queen Elizabeth region. Depending on weather conditions, you may enjoy views of the Rwenzori Mountains and beautiful natural features along the route.
Upon entering Queen Elizabeth National Park, you begin exploring its savannah habitats in search of wildlife. Depending on your arrival time and lodge location, your guide may arrange an introductory game drive, offering opportunities to observe Uganda kob, buffaloes, elephants, warthogs, and other animals.
The park supports a remarkable diversity of wildlife, and your guide will explain the different ecosystems encountered during the journey. After your wildlife-viewing experience, proceed to your selected lodge and enjoy lunch or dinner according to the schedule.
The remainder of the evening is reserved for relaxation, photography, and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the park.
Accommodation: Pumba Safari Cottages, Enganzi Game Lodge, or Elephant Plains Lodge.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Estimated transfer: Approximately 3–5 hours, excluding extended game viewing.
Day 4 – Queen Elizabeth National Park Game Drive and Kazinga Channel Boat Safari
Wake up early for breakfast before departing on a morning game drive through Queen Elizabeth National Park. The Kasenyi plains and surrounding wildlife habitats offer opportunities to encounter elephants, buffaloes, Uganda kob, warthogs, lions, and numerous bird species. The early morning provides beautiful photographic conditions as the sun rises over the grasslands and animals become active in the cooler temperatures.
Your professional driver-guide will explore designated game tracks, using experience and local knowledge to identify promising wildlife areas. Although wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed, Queen Elizabeth’s diverse habitats make it an exciting destination for classic African game viewing.
After the morning game drive, return to your lodge for lunch and a short rest before departing for your scheduled afternoon boat safari along the Kazinga Channel. This natural waterway links Lake George and Lake Edward and provides one of Uganda’s most rewarding water-based wildlife experiences.
During the cruise, you may observe hippos resting in the water, Nile crocodiles basking along the shoreline, elephants approaching the channel to drink, and buffaloes grazing near the banks. The channel is also an excellent destination for birdwatching, with opportunities to see kingfishers, African fish eagles, pelicans, and other aquatic birds.
The Kazinga Channel experience adds a beautiful contrast to the rainforest trekking activities included in your 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari, allowing you to enjoy wildlife observation from the comfort of a boat.
After the cruise, return to your lodge for dinner and your final overnight stay in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Accommodation: Your confirmed Queen Elizabeth lodge.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Main activities: Morning game drive and afternoon Kazinga Channel boat safari.
Day 5 – Transfer from Queen Elizabeth to Bwindi via Ishasha
After breakfast, depart Queen Elizabeth National Park and continue south towards Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The journey takes you through the Ishasha sector, a beautiful wilderness region famous for its unusual tree-climbing lions. Here, lions are sometimes observed resting in large fig trees, although sightings depend on their movements and cannot be guaranteed.
Enjoy game viewing along authorised tracks while searching for lions, elephants, buffaloes, antelopes, and other wildlife. Ishasha’s scenic grasslands and woodland provide a rewarding opportunity to experience a quieter section of Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Following your wildlife exploration, continue towards Bwindi, where the scenery gradually changes from savannah plains to cultivated hillsides and forested mountains. The route and driving time depend on your confirmed gorilla trekking sector and lodge location.
Arrive at your selected Bwindi accommodation in the late afternoon or early evening, check in, and enjoy the peaceful rainforest surroundings. Your guide will explain the following day’s gorilla trekking briefing and help you prepare for the highlight of your safari.
Accommodation: Four Gorillas Lodge, Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge, or Rushaga Gorilla Havens Lodge for southern-sector permits; an appropriate Buhoma-area lodge may be substituted if permits are allocated there.
Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Estimated transfer: Approximately 5–7 hours or longer, including Ishasha wildlife viewing and stops.
Day 6 – Mountain Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Today is the highlight of your 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari. Wake up early and enjoy breakfast before departing for the designated gorilla trekking briefing point. Uganda Wildlife Authority rangers will explain the trekking procedures, conservation guidelines, and safety requirements before organising visitors into their assigned trekking groups.
You then begin your guided adventure through Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, one of Africa’s most extraordinary rainforest ecosystems. The forest is characterised by ancient trees, thick vegetation, mountain valleys, and steep hillsides. Your trekking team follows forest trails and the guidance of experienced trackers searching for the allocated habituated gorilla family.
The trek can involve several hours of hiking, depending on the gorillas’ location and the surrounding terrain. Once the family is located, you will be allowed up to one unforgettable hour to observe these endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat.
During this remarkable experience, you may watch powerful silverbacks protecting their families, young gorillas playing among the vegetation, and adult females caring for their infants. The encounter provides an extraordinary opportunity to appreciate the mountain gorillas’ social behaviour, intelligence, and conservation importance.
After completing your trek, return to the starting point, where your Boots in the Jungle Safaris driver-guide will meet you. Enjoy your packed lunch and transfer back to the lodge for relaxation. Depending on your trekking duration and energy levels, an optional community experience may be arranged in the afternoon.
Spend your final night in Uganda surrounded by the beautiful landscapes of Bwindi.
Accommodation: Your confirmed Bwindi lodge.
Meal plan: Breakfast, packed lunch and dinner.
Main activity: Mountain gorilla trekking.
Day 7 – Scenic Transfer from Bwindi to Kigali and Departure
After breakfast, check out of your lodge and begin the final journey towards Kigali, Rwanda. Travelling through the spectacular landscapes of southwestern Uganda, you will pass beautiful agricultural terraces, mountain villages, and scenic valleys before reaching the appropriate border crossing.
After completing Uganda exit and Rwanda entry formalities, continue through the Virunga highlands towards Kigali. Your driver-guide will arrange suitable refreshment and photographic stops along the journey, depending on the available time.
The transfer from southern Bwindi to Kigali generally takes approximately four to six hours, although immigration procedures, road conditions, and your lodge location may affect the journey. Travellers staying in northern Bwindi sectors may require considerably longer transfers, so the final accommodation and trekking sector should be coordinated carefully.
Upon arrival in Kigali, your driver-guide transfers you to Kigali International Airport or your selected hotel, bringing your extraordinary 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari to an end.
Meal plan: Breakfast.
Estimated transfer: Approximately 4–6 hours from southern Bwindi, plus possible delays.
End of safari: Kigali International Airport or Kigali City.
How Much Does 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari Cost?
The cost of the 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari depends on the number of travellers, accommodation category, travel dates, primate permit rates, and private transport arrangements. As this is a private safari, travelling as a couple or small group can reduce the cost per person because the safari vehicle and driver-guide expenses are shared.
The main fixed wildlife expenses are the Uganda mountain gorilla trekking permit and the Kibale chimpanzee trekking permit. The standard gorilla permit for a foreign non-resident is US$800 per person. Published chimpanzee permit guidance indicates US$250 under the earlier tariff, with some 2027 tariff announcements listing US$300. Because published sources are not fully consistent about the transition, the exact amount for your travel date must be confirmed directly against the applicable Uganda Wildlife Authority tariff before payment.
Safari price breakdown
| Safari Component | Pricing Guidance |
|---|---|
| Uganda Gorilla Trekking Permit | US$800 per foreign non-resident |
| Kibale Chimpanzee Tracking Permit | Approximately US$250–300, subject to applicable tariff |
| Queen Elizabeth National Park Entrance | Based on visitor category and entry period |
| Kazinga Channel Boat Safari | Based on scheduled cruise and operator |
| Six Nights’ Accommodation | Based on lodge and room category |
| Private 4×4 Safari Transport | Based on vehicle and group size |
| Professional Driver-Guide | Included in your confirmed quotation |
| Meals | Included according to the agreed meal plan |
For two foreign non-resident travellers, the standard gorilla permits alone total US$1,600. Adding chimpanzee permits at the indicative US$250–300 rate brings the combined primate permit allowance to approximately US$2,100–2,200 for two people, before accommodation, transport, Queen Elizabeth fees and additional activities.
A complete safari price will be provided after your dates, group size, accommodation category and permit availability have been confirmed. This avoids displaying an advertised package price that cannot be honoured.
Accommodation Options for 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari
Comfortable accommodation is an important part of your safari, particularly because the itinerary includes active forest trekking and early morning game drives. Boots in the Jungle Safaris can arrange budget, mid-range and luxury accommodation according to your travel preferences and group size.
| Destination | Budget / Value | Mid-range | Luxury |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kibale National Park | Kibale Forest Camp | Turaco Treetops | Chimpundu Lodge |
| Queen Elizabeth National Park | Pumba Safari Cottages | Enganzi Game Lodge | Elephant Plains Lodge |
| Bwindi Impenetrable National Park | Rushaga Gorilla Havens Lodge | Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge | Four Gorillas Lodge |
Budget Safari Accommodation
Budget travellers can enjoy the 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari while staying at comfortable, practical accommodation near the main wildlife destinations. These lodges provide convenient access to included activities without requiring the highest accommodation expenditure.
Mid-range Safari Accommodation
For travellers who prefer additional comfort, our mid-range accommodation options combine attractive lodge settings, comfortable rooms and convenient access to the parks. This category is particularly suitable for couples and private travellers seeking a balance between comfort and overall safari value.
Luxury Safari Accommodation
Luxury travellers can choose upgraded lodges such as Chimpundu Lodge, Elephant Plains Lodge and Four Gorillas Lodge, subject to room availability. These properties provide appealing settings and additional comforts after active days exploring Uganda’s rainforests and savannah landscapes.
The final accommodation selection will depend on availability, lodge standards, your preferred budget, and the location of your allocated gorilla trekking sector.
Gorilla and Chimpanzee Trekking Permit Requirements
Your 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari includes two separate primate activities, each requiring an appropriate permit. Gorilla trekking permits are issued for a specific date and trekking sector within Bwindi Impenetrable National Park or another authorised gorilla trekking destination.
Chimpanzee tracking permits are arranged separately for Kibale National Park, with participants assigned to an authorised trekking session according to availability and park arrangements.
Gorilla trekking has a minimum participation age of 15 years. Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale commonly has a minimum age of 12 years under standard tracking rules, although current eligibility should be confirmed before booking.
Both activities involve walking through natural forest environments. The terrain can be steep, muddy, or uneven, and the duration depends on the location and movements of the primates. Travellers should wear suitable footwear, carry drinking water, and follow the instructions of their ranger guides.
Uganda Wildlife Authority also provides specific rules for permit purchases and tracking activities, so advance arrangements are important, especially during popular travel seasons.
Safari Inclusions
- Six nights’ accommodation at the confirmed safari lodges.
- Meals according to the agreed safari meal plan.
- Private 4×4 safari transportation.
- Professional English-speaking safari driver-guide.
- One Uganda mountain gorilla trekking permit per eligible traveller.
- One Kibale chimpanzee trekking permit per eligible traveller.
- Queen Elizabeth National Park entrance fees for included activities.
- Game drives specified in the itinerary.
- Scheduled Kazinga Channel boat safari.
- Entebbe pickup and Kigali drop-off.
Safari Exclusions
- International flights.
- Visa fees.
- Personal travel insurance.
- Tips and gratuities.
Best Time for 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari
The 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari can be organised throughout the year, subject to permits and lodge availability. June to September and December to February are generally attractive for gorilla trekking and wildlife viewing because conditions are often relatively dry in southwestern Uganda.
During these periods, rainforest trails may be easier to navigate, while wildlife viewing in Queen Elizabeth National Park can be rewarding. However, Kibale and Bwindi are tropical forests, and rainfall can occur throughout the year.
March to May and October to November provide greener landscapes, beautiful forest scenery, and potentially quieter travel conditions. These months may appeal to photographers and travellers interested in exploring Uganda during less crowded periods, although heavy rainfall can make trekking trails more challenging.
For additional seasonal information, visit our Best Time to Visit Uganda guide.
Why Book with Boots in the Jungle Safaris?
Boots in the Jungle Safaris specialises in personalised Uganda wildlife adventures, including mountain gorilla trekking, chimpanzee encounters, wildlife game drives, and carefully planned multi-park itineraries.
Our 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari is designed to offer a rewarding combination of Uganda’s most iconic primate encounters and classic savannah wildlife experiences. Your private driver-guide, accommodation, permits and park activities are coordinated to make the journey comfortable and well organised.
Whether you are planning a honeymoon, travelling as a couple, exploring Uganda with friends, or arranging a private family holiday, we can prepare an itinerary that reflects your travel dates, interests and accommodation preferences.
Frequently Asked Questions About 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari
1. Is 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari enough to see both primates?
Yes. The 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari includes chimpanzee trekking in Kibale and mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi, together with wildlife experiences in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
2. How much does 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari cost?
The total cost depends on accommodation, travel dates, group size and park fees. Your personalised quotation includes the applicable gorilla and chimpanzee permits alongside the agreed accommodation and safari services.
3. Are gorilla and chimpanzee trekking permits included?
Yes. The confirmed package includes one standard gorilla trekking permit and one standard chimpanzee tracking permit for each eligible traveller, unless an alternative arrangement is expressly agreed.
4. Where does the safari begin and end?
This itinerary begins in Entebbe, Uganda, and ends in Kigali, Rwanda. Different arrival and departure arrangements can be requested.
5. Can I see lions during this safari?
Yes. Queen Elizabeth National Park provides opportunities to encounter lions during game drives, including the Ishasha sector’s tree-climbing lions. Sightings cannot be guaranteed.
6. Is this a private safari?
Yes. Your road transfers and game drives are privately guided, while gorilla and chimpanzee tracking take place in ranger-led groups.
7. Can I upgrade to luxury accommodation?
Yes. The 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari can include luxury properties such as Chimpundu Lodge, Elephant Plains Lodge and Four Gorillas Lodge, subject to availability.
8. What is the minimum age for gorilla and chimpanzee trekking?
Gorilla trekking requires participants to be at least 15 years old. Standard chimpanzee trekking in Kibale commonly requires participants to be at least 12, subject to current park rules.
9. Is gorilla trekking physically demanding?
It can be. Gorilla trekking may require several hours of hiking through steep, muddy and uneven terrain, depending on the location of the allocated gorilla family.
10. Is the Kazinga Channel boat safari included?
Yes. The itinerary includes a scheduled boat safari on the Kazinga Channel, providing opportunities to observe hippos, crocodiles and other wildlife.
11. Can I book 7 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari for 2027 or 2028?
Yes. Advance bookings can be arranged for future dates, subject to permit availability, lodge confirmation and applicable tariffs.
12. Can the safari start and end in Entebbe?
Yes. A return-to-Entebbe itinerary can be prepared, although it requires different routing and may involve a longer final transfer or an additional night.
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