Uganda Gorilla Safari: The Wild Wonders | 6 days

• Airport transfers
• Ground transportation in 4x4 Safari Jeep
• Accommodation as shown in the itinerary Based on 4 stars hotel & lodges TWIN/DBL/TRPL/Quad rooms (Bed and Breakfast)
• Meals as shown in the itinerary
• Services of a qualified English-speaking Driver Guide
• Water in the vehicle for all overland sectors
• Conservation park fees
• Boat safari on Lake Mburo
• Nature walk in Lake Mburo
• Game drive
• Canoe ride on Lake Bunyonyi
• All relevant Government taxes
• All mentioned activities except for the optional ones

• All passport and visa fees
• International flights and applicable airport taxes
• Drinks and meals not specified
• Laundry in some areas
• Tips for guide/driver/hotel staff
• Any extras and additional activities not mentioned in the itinerary
• Travel/medical insurance
• Charges incurred as a result of delays beyond our control
• All statutory increases beyond our control
• <strong>Flight from Kisoro to Entebbe</strong> (If you want to come back from <strong>lake Bunyonyi </strong>to Entebbe by flight)
• <strong>Gorilla trekking permit</strong> 

Please Note

• Passport required
• <strong>Health Precautions:</strong>
• <strong>Physical Requirements:</strong>
• <strong>Accessibility:</strong>
• <strong>Travel Insurance:</strong>
• <strong>Safety and Security:</strong>
• <strong>Weather and Clothing:</strong>
• <strong>Local Currency and Payments:</strong>
• <strong>Language:</strong>
• <strong>Electricity and Plug Type:</strong>
• <strong>Cultural Etiquette:</strong>
• <strong>Transportation:</strong>
• <strong>Emergency Contacts:</strong>
• <strong>Itinerary and Activities:</strong>
• By considering these important points, you can ensure a safe, enjoyable, and memorable experience on your tour of Uganda.
• <strong>Vaccinations:</strong> A yellow fever vaccination is required for entry into Uganda. It is also recommended to get vaccinations for hepatitis A, hepatitis B, typhoid, cholera, and routine vaccines.
• <strong>Malaria Prevention:</strong> Uganda is a malaria-endemic area. Take anti-malarial medication as prescribed by your doctor and use insect repellent and mosquito nets.
• <strong>Water Safety:</strong> Drink only bottled or purified water to avoid waterborne illnesses.
• <strong>Fitness Level:</strong> Some activities, such as gorilla trekking, require a moderate to high level of physical fitness. Be prepared for steep and uneven terrain.
• <strong>Medical Conditions:</strong> Inform the tour operator of any medical conditions or physical limitations to ensure appropriate accommodations can be made.
• <strong>Wheelchair Accessibility:</strong> Many tourist sites in Uganda are not wheelchair accessible due to rough terrain and limited infrastructure. Check with the tour operator if you require wheelchair access.
• <strong>Child-Friendly Tours:</strong> If traveling with young children, inquire about the availability of infant seats and child-friendly activities.
• Comprehensive travel insurance is highly recommended. Ensure it covers medical expenses, evacuation, trip cancellations, and lost belongings.
• Be aware of your surroundings, especially in urban areas, and avoid displaying valuables. Use hotel safes to store important documents and valuables.
• Stay informed about the current political situation and any travel advisories.
• Uganda has a tropical climate with two rainy seasons. Pack lightweight, breathable clothing, but also include rain gear and warmer layers for higher altitudes.
• Comfortable, sturdy shoes are essential for activities like trekking and hiking.
• The currency in Uganda is the Ugandan Shilling (UGX). While credit and debit cards are accepted in major cities, it’s advisable to carry some cash for transactions in rural areas.
• Notify your bank of your travel plans to avoid any issues with your cards.
• English is the official language, but learning a few basic phrases in Luganda or Swahili can be helpful and appreciated by locals.
• Uganda uses a 240V power supply with Type G sockets. Bring a universal adapter to charge your electronic devices.
• Ugandans are known for their hospitality. Respect local customs and traditions to enhance your travel experience.
• Tipping is appreciated in restaurants, hotels, and for tour guides.
• Plan your transportation in advance, especially if traveling to remote areas. Use licensed taxis or reputable ride-sharing services.
• Be prepared for rough road conditions, especially during the rainy season.
• Keep a list of emergency contacts, including local emergency services and the nearest embassy or consulate.
• Review your itinerary and confirm all bookings for accommodations, tours, and activities.
• Ensure you have all necessary contact information and addresses for your accommodations and tour operators.

What Do I Need to Bring?

• <strong>Optional:</strong>
• Daily small Backpack suitable for the length of your trip
• Before and after insects bite ointment
• Cap
• Sunglasses
• Comfortable shoes
• Sun Cream
• Poncho
• binocular
• Swimming clothes