Best Group Safari Packages in Uganda
Purchasing one of our best Group Safari packages in Uganda offers numerous exciting benefits. You are assured of a stress-free safari through this spectacular East African country, often dubbed the “Pearl of Africa”. When you decide to go on a safari as a group, you also have the opportunity to benefit from the expertise of seasoned safari guides. They have an in-depth knowledge of the country’s numerous terrains, wildlife, and thrilling cultures that Uganda has to offer.
Native Africa Tours offers carefully curated safari packages for group trips, ensuring that visitors have a memorable experience. These packages include visits to renowned safari destinations. These destinations include: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, and Kibale Forest National Park, among others. Our group safari packages include logistical support, quality accommodation options, ground and air transportation as needed, and tourist activities. They allow our clients to enjoy themselves without the stress of personally planning and managing every aspect of the group safari.
Uganda, the Pearl of Africa, is not only known for its phenomenal wildlife, contrasting jungles and savannahs, but is also home to one of the most mind-blowing cultures. One of the popular cultures is the Batwa pygmies. They are the ancient occupants of the East-Central African forests.
Native Africa Tours provides an extensive range of group safari packages. The packages make it possible to discover the best that this splendid country has to offer. Read on to discover some of our best group safari packages in Uganda, and we guarantee that you will find something best for you.
Best destinations for Group safaris in Uganda
The best destinations for Group safaris in Uganda will depend on the group’s interests as well as the experiences you are looking for. Murchison Falls National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Lake Mburo National Park, Kibale Forest National Park, and Bwindi Impenetrable Forest are our top choices.
These places provide phenomenal wildlife, a wide range of accommodation (budget, midrange, and luxury) that caters to small and large groups, and a wide array of safari experiences.
Interesting activities that can be done as a group in Uganda
It will interest you to know that groups can take part in a variety of safari activities. The activities range from game drives, walking safaris, Rhino tracking, boat cruises (with boats being able to accommodate up to 40 guests), cultural experiences, gorilla trekking tours (especially when booked at least 12 months in advance), chimpanzee tracking, and more. These interesting activities can be tailored to suit the group’s interests, whether it is focused on animals, cultural immersion, birds, photography, or food and drinks. Whether it is a multi-generational group, Native Africa Tours ensures that these activities accommodate all ages.
Unmissable Group safari packages in Uganda
7 Days Uganda Wildlife Safari
Kibale Forest, Queen Elizabeth, and Bwindi Impenetrable National Park- 7 days: This is the ultimate Uganda group safari package for visitors looking to explore these incredible safari destinations, experiencing the full range of wildlife, culture, and spectacular scenery only Uganda can deliver. From trekking with the endangered chimpanzees in one of their natural habitats, undertaking boat cruises along the Kazinga Channel, and, of course, the Big Game interaction in Queen Elizabeth National Park. This group safari package in Uganda starts in either Kampala or Entebbe and ends in Entebbe, combining all the comforts of Lodge accommodation with memorable safari experiences.
10 days Uganda Group safari
Experience the jaw-dropping nature beauty, unimaginable savannah vastness, verdant jungles, and open plains by visiting the world-famous Bwindi Impenetrable National Park for the unforgettable gorilla trekking experience, Kibale Forest National Park for a chance to get up close and personal with mankind’s closest relatives in the animal Kingdom (the endangered chimpanzees), the untamed wildlife of the Victoria Nile River and Murchison Falls National Park. Your 10-day Uganda Group safari doesn’t leave out the iconic Queen Elizabeth National Park, home to over 95 mammal and 600 bird species to look out for.
14 days Uganda Gorilla Tour
At first glance, you might think that the 14 days Uganda Gorilla Tour is just about mountain gorillas, but let us burst your bubble that you are guaranteed to see more than these Giant Apes.
As a matter of fact, expect to experience more of the country’s magnificent natural beauty while getting immersed in other wildlife species.
Get ready to uncover the abundance of wildlife that the Pearl of Africa has to offer on this group safari in Uganda.
Enjoy Rhino tracking in Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary with the hope of tick off the Big Five Game in your checklist, endless game drives in Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Parks, Boat cruises in some of the game-frilled waters, Gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Chimpanzee trekking in the phenomenal Kibale Forest National Park, and climax the trip with a relaxing moment around Lake Bunyonyi.
5 days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee trekking itinerary
Who said a Group safari package can’t be short? Native Africa Tours is here to prove that you can actually enjoy a short group safari in Uganda with our 5 days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee trekking itinerary.
Imagine encountering some of the unmissable highlights of Uganda in just 5 days. With over 1500 of the country’s 5000 chimpanzee population, Kibale Forest National Park is a perfect place for a chimpanzee trekking adventure. Also, enjoy Ranger guides’ expertise and knowledge during gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park.
When is the perfect time to enjoy a Group safari in Uganda?
Seasons/months shape everything about group safaris in Uganda, from wildlife encounters to travel costs.
Most Ugandan safari destinations are wonderful year-round. June to September is the peak season, while undertaking your group safari in Uganda during the low season (March to May, then November) offers fewer crowds as well as great value.
Many visitors prefer the dry season (June to September) because it is when wildlife gather at water holes and visibility is at its best. However, the perfect time to visit Uganda largely depends on your goals: Whether it is trekking the mountain gorillas and game safaris, enjoying birding in green landscapes, or exploring during quieter times.
Generally, the dry months are ideal for classic safaris, primate treks (gorilla trekking and chimpanzee tracking), as vegetation is sparser, water is limited in the savannah National Parks, and game viewing is at its best.
The low/green season from March to May is marked by verdant scenery, migratory birds, and dramatic storms. Interestingly, these months are wonderful for photographers and value seekers, although some places might be more difficult to access.
Traveling in the shoulder month of November is also wonderful with fewer crowds, lower rates (especially on accommodation), and still rewarding wildlife viewing.
How far in advance should you book a group safari in Uganda?
The most recommended time to book your group safari in Uganda is at least one year in advance to secure the best accommodation options, gorilla permits for the required sector (if gorilla trekking is part of your safari itinerary), safari guides, and preferred safari dates, especially during the high season. You wouldn’t want to find yourself with a split group, as some members stay at a particular Lodge while others in another Lodge due to availability.
