South African travelers also come to Uganda gorilla trekking with some meaningful reasons. South African passport holders enjoy visa-free entry into Uganda for stays of up to 90 days which means no visa fees, no application paperwork, and the ability to walk straight through immigration on arrival at Entebbe International Airport.Combined...
What To Expect on a Gorilla Trekking Safari: A gorilla safari is among the most unique wildlife adventures in the world. Besides the usual game drives while on an African safari, a gorilla trekking experience takes you deep into the rainforests where tourists come face to face with the endangered mountain gorillas....
Entrance fees to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park are the fares charged to every person visiting the park for a Bwindi gorilla trekking safari or Uganda safari tour.Entrance fees to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park are levied by the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA), the body that is also responsible for the conservation and protection of all Uganda...
Uganda Gorilla Tracking Tipping Guide highlights how tipping is done for all visitors to Uganda, especially for gorilla tracking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. Tipping on a Uganda safari is highly Recommended to motivate and putting more smiles on the faces of the workers in the tourism...
Why Are Mountain Gorillas Endangered: Mountain gorillas are a sub species of the gorilla family and are known to be endangered. There are two species of the gorillas and these are the western gorilla and the eastern gorillas which are further sub divided into four subspecies. The western gorillas are divided into two and these...
Visiting Uganda during the low season, Uganda is a perfect destination to visit and experience a full bliss of nature, from the stunning landscapes, wildlife viewing, primate tracking, birding, cultural experiences to mountain hikes of Rwenzori mountains. Uganda’s low season travel provides low-cost savings, less crowds and easier permit availability. We...
Low season discounted gorilla and chimpanzee permits in Uganda: Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has introduced the discounted gorilla trekking permits, offered during the low season months of April, May, and November. This update has been followed by a revised tariff that will be effective on 1st July 2026. The newly introduced low season permits are...
Gorilla Trekking for independent Travelers: Travelling independently should not limit you from taking part in gorilla trekking activities in East Africa. Gorilla trekking for independent travellers gives exclusive opportunities for travellers to connect with nature while perceiving the great mountain apes. It is a fascinating experience for independent travellers to experience adrenaline...
