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• Trek endangered mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
• Track chimpanzees in Kibale Forest
• Cruise along the wildlife-rich Kazinga Channel
• Spot lions, elephants, and hippos in Queen Elizabeth National Park
• Support community-based eco-tourism and conservation
Begin your adventure with Nandi Adventures on this immersive Uganda safari, where lush landscapes, vibrant culture and rare wildlife converge in one unforgettable journey. From the moment you touch down in Uganda’s warm embrace, you will travel through rolling hills and traditional villages to reach the heart of wild Africa. Along the way you’ll meet welcoming communities committed to sustainable tourism and conservation, and you'll share in authentic experiences that support local livelihoods.
Your days will be spent trekking amid the mist-shrouded rainforest of the famed gorilla habitat, quietly observing these gentle giants in their natural world, and discovering the rich biodiversity that makes Uganda a global conservation treasure. With expert guides, small-group ethos and carefully chosen lodges that reflect respect for the land and people, this safari offers more than just sightings—it offers connection, discovery and responsibility.
Upon arrival at Entebbe International Airport, you’ll be warmly welcomed by a Nandi Adventures representative and transferred to your boutique hotel. Relax in the peaceful garden, take a swim, or enjoy a delicious meal nearby. This is the perfect start to your Ugandan journey—rest and recharge for the adventure ahead.
After breakfast, journey west toward Kibale National Park, known as the Primate Capital of Africa. In the afternoon, visit Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary, a community-run conservation area teeming with life—from colorful birds like the Great Blue Turaco to playful monkeys. Your visit directly supports local eco-tourism and conservation initiatives.
Set out early to track wild chimpanzees in the lush tropical forest of Kibale. Along the way, spot other primates such as red colobus and L’Hoest’s monkeys, as well as a variety of forest birds. In the afternoon, choose an optional visit to a nearby village or organic farm to experience authentic Ugandan rural life.
After breakfast, drive south toward Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda’s most famous wildlife national park. In the afternoon, enjoy a scenic boat safari along the Kazinga Channel, where elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and hundreds of bird species gather along the shores—an unforgettable wildlife spectacle.
Embark on a morning game drive across Queen Elizabeth National Park’s savannas and crater lakes. Watch for lions, elephants, leopards, buffalo, and an astonishing range of birdlife. Later, continue your journey to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, home of the endangered mountain gorillas.
Today’s the highlight of your safari—gorilla trekking in the mist-covered highlands of Bwindi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hike through ancient rainforest with expert rangers until you find a gorilla family in their natural habitat. Spending time with these gentle giants is a deeply moving, once-in-a-lifetime experience that also supports vital conservation efforts.
After breakfast, begin your return journey through Uganda’s rolling hills, tea plantations, and traditional villages. Arrive in Entebbe by evening for your onward flight or overnight stay—carrying unforgettable memories of Uganda’s people, wildlife, and wild beauty.
You have the option of a domestic flight at an additional cost. This is on request and at time of booking.
Book and pay for your gorilla trekking permit early. We advise payment 6 months plus especially if you plan to travel in the high season June - September.
Note: We can only guarantee Gorilla permit and Chimpanzee Trek permit availability by booking with payment.
• Meals
• Ground Transport
• Gorilla Trekking permit (US$800)
• Chimpanzee tracking permit (US$250)
• Private tour guide
• Accommodation
• Private customized safari vehicle
• National park and concession fees
• Airport pickup and drop off
• Entry visa fees ($50) https://visas.immigration.go.ug
• International flights.
• Personal international travel insurance
• Alcohol / drinks
• Tips and Gratuities
• Any other personal expenses
Nandi Adventures is a safari company from Uganda, offering tailor-made and safe travel experiences across East Africa. Founded and run by local professionals, we combine deep African knowledge with warm hospitality and responsible tourism — creating unforgettable journeys for travelers from around the world.
Whether you dream of seeing mountain gorillas in Bwindi Forest, spotting lions, elephants, and giraffes on the savannah, or meeting local communities and experiencing African culture — we design each trip to suit your interests, comfort level, travel style, and budget.
From private family trips to honeymoon safaris and small group tours, everything is personalized.
We are trusted by travelers and travel partners to offer quick communication, reliable service, and smooth arrangements from airport pickup to drop-off. Your private guide is with your from the start to the end of the safari.
At Nandi Adventures, we believe travel should be meaningful.
By People. For You. With Locals. — this is how we welcome you to experience Africa, not just as a tourist, but as a friend.
✔ Locally owned safari company based in Uganda – authentic, trustworthy, no middlemen
✔ Tailor-made safaris for families, couples, private groups, and luxury travelers
✔ Safe, comfortable vehicles and experienced English-speaking guides (other languages on request)
✔ Gorilla trekking, Big 5 safaris, cultural tours, photography trips, and more
✔ Fast communication and personalized service
✔ Strong relationships with eco-lodges, conservation parks, and local communities
✔ Responsible tourism – supporting local people and protecting wildlife