Explore The Pearl of Africa
Uganda is a land of lush green landscapes, mist covered mountains, and incredible biodiversity. Known as the Pearl of Africa, it offers a perfect balance of adventure, wildlife, and rich cultural heritage. From the dense rainforests home to mountain gorillas to serene lakes and dramatic waterfalls, Uganda delivers some of the most intimate and unique safari experiences in East Africa.
Getaway Expedition is here to design immersive, authentic, and unforgettable journeys tailored to your travel style.
Where To Go
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Home to more than half of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas, Bwindi offers life-changing gorilla trekking through mist-covered jungles. Expect lush trails, rare birdlife, and unforgettable up-close encounters.
Queen Elizabeth National Park
A classic savannah park featuring tree-climbing lions in Ishasha, boat safaris along the Kazinga Channel, hippos, elephants, and over 600 bird species perfect for wildlife lovers and photographers.
Murchison Falls National Park
Witness the Nile River squeeze through a narrow 7-meter gorge before plunging into a thunderous waterfall. Enjoy game drives, boat cruises to the base of the falls, and sightings of giraffes, lions, and crocodiles.
Kibale Forest National Park
Known as Africa’s Primate Capital, this lush forest is the best place for chimpanzee trekking. The park also hosts 13 other primate species and offers excellent birdwatching.
Lake Bunyonyi
A breathtaking lake dotted with 29 islands, ideal for canoeing, nature walks, cultural visits, and relaxing after gorilla trekking.
Uganda Through Our Lens
When To Visit
Uganda offers year-round travel, but the best seasons depend on activities
Dry Season:
December–February & June–September:
Best time for gorilla trekking and chimp trekking, as trails are less slippery.
Wildlife gathers around water sources, making game drives more rewarding.
Clear skies perfect for photography, landscape viewing, and boat safaris.
Wet Season
March–May & October–November:
Forests are lush and beautiful for nature lovers.
Fewer tourists and lower lodge rates.
Occasional rain, but wildlife activities remain open and enjoyable.