6 Days / 5 Nights Primates of Uganda
The ultimate primate experience combining chimpanzee tracking in Kibale with mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi, plus relaxation at scenic Lake Bunyonyi.
Safari highlights
Chimpanzee habituation experience
Mountain gorilla trekking
Lake Bunyonyi relaxation
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Expert primate trackers
Your 6-day journey
Day-by-day plan, with the option to customise.
- Day 1Entebbe to Kibale
- ·Scenic drive
- ·Forest arrival
- ·Park check-in
- Day 2Chimpanzee Tracking
- ·Chimp tracking
- ·Primate sightings
- ·Wetland walk
- ·Bird watching
- Day 3Chimp Habituation or Queen Elizabeth
- ·Chimp habituation option
- ·Tree-climbing lions
- ·Game drive
- ·Kazinga Channel
- Day 4Queen Elizabeth to Bwindi
- ·Morning wildlife
- ·Mountain drive
- ·Lodge arrival
- Day 5Gorilla Trekking
- ·Park briefing
- ·Forest trek
- ·Gorilla hour
- ·Celebration
- Day 6Bwindi to Lake Bunyonyi
- ·Lake Bunyonyi
- ·Canoeing
- ·Relaxation
- ·Airport transfer
Frequently asked
What is included in the 6 Days / 5 Nights Uganda safari?+
The ultimate primate experience combining chimpanzee tracking in Kibale with mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi, plus relaxation at scenic Lake Bunyonyi. Includes accommodation, all meals on safari, professional guide, all park fees, and 4×4 safari vehicle. Excludes international flights, travel insurance, tips, and personal expenses.
How much does the 6 Days / 5 Nights Primates of Uganda cost?+
From $3,500 per person, twin share. The final price depends on the time of year, accommodation level, and group size. Get in touch for a personalised quote.
When is the best time for this safari?+
Uganda is a year-round destination. The dry seasons (June–October and December–March) are the most popular and reliable for game viewing. Migration timings vary — we'll advise based on your travel dates.
Can this be combined with other destinations?+
Yes. Most of our guests combine this with at least one neighbouring park or country. We can extend the itinerary to include the coast, the Great Migration, or gorilla trekking.