The best time to visit Uganda are dry seasons from June to August and December to February for wildlife watching in all parks. The weather is warm and full of sunshine. The yearly average temperature is 22.3℃(73℉). The animals gather around rivers or water holes and are easily to spot.

Generally speaking, 6-8 days are needed to visit the main parks of Uganda. After your arrival at Entebbe, stay overnight in Kampala or have a half-day sightseeing tour. The gorilla trekking in Bwindi and chimpanzees trekking in Kibale are unique experiences as you get up close with them and take incredible photos. Queen Elizabeth National Park and Murchison National Park are particularly highlights for wonderful wildlife safaris, picturesque landscapes, exciting Nile cruise and waterfalls. If you want to explore more in Uganda, another 2 days at Lake Mburo National Park and Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary are recommended.

Alternatively, a Uganda tour combining with its neighboring countries Tanzania or Kenya is also a good choice.

Yes. Only of a few countries enjoy visa exemption to Uganda. The citizens of most countries are required to apply for and obtain Electronic Visa online for traveling. It is suggested to check the visa process and fees on official website of Uganda Immigration Control or local Uganda Embassy before your trip.

The Entebbe International Airport (EBB) is the main entry point for international flights to Uganda, about 46km/29min away from the capital, Kampala. There are international flights to Entebbe operated by reputable airlines from Istanbul, Amsterdam, Addis Ababa, Doha and so on. Domestic flights are rare and the railway traffic is not well-developed, so the vehicle transfer is the most popular way between cities or parks.

The Trekking Permit is a license released by Uganda Wildlife Authority to track mountain gorillas. The participants on Gorilla Trekking in Uganda must be at least 15 years old and in good health condition. You may need to purchase the permit 3-4 months in advance, which is always under great demand in travel high season. To be your operator for Uganda tours, we will handle the permit for you.

The standard voltage and frequency in Uganda is 240V/50HZ. The power plugs and sockets are of Type G (three rectangular pins in a triangular pattern). If the standard voltage in your country ranges from 100V-127V, like USA, Canada and most American countries, the adaptor is required to charge electric appliances. For Australia, Europe and the most Asian and African countries, the voltage is fit, for it is 220V- 240V.

Yes, Uganda remains one of the safest and stable countries in Africa. There are tourist police assigned and armed rangers at parks to protect the safety of the tourists. However, it is the common sense anywhere when traveling: keep your important belongings in the hotel safe; carry less cash and avoid exposing your phone or expensive jewelries when you are in crowded places. Your safety is our top priority and we will guarantee to provide you with a wonderful Uganda tour without any hassle.