

UGANDA
Firstpace African Travel takes you beyond the ordinary into the heart of Uganda’s most iconic and untouched landscapes. Trek through the misty forests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park for a once-in-a-lifetime encounter with endangered mountain gorillas. Explore the open savannas of Queen Elizabeth National Park, where lions climb trees and hippos wallow along the Kazinga Channel.
Whether you’re seeking close encounters with primates, dramatic scenery, or diverse wildlife, your unforgettable journey begins here with Firstpace African Travel.
DESTINATION: UGANDA
uganda's SAFARI EXEPERIENCE BEYOND THE HERD
Uganda is where lush landscapes, rare wildlife, and deep-rooted history converge. From the mist-covered mountains of Bwindi to the open savannas of Queen Elizabeth National Park, this diverse country offers an unmatched safari experience.
At the heart of Uganda’s wild beauty lies Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and sanctuary for over half of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas. Meanwhile, the Albertine Rift Valley shapes Uganda’s breathtaking topography, from crater lakes and waterfalls to dense forests and expansive plains.
For those seeking true wilderness, remote parks like Kidepo Valley, Semuliki, and Mgahinga offer raw, off-the-grid adventures. These lesser-visited regions promise rich biodiversity, dramatic landscapes, and intimate wildlife encounters far from the crowds.

Uganda’s charm lies not only in its iconic wildlife but also in its remarkable variety of ecosystems from wetlands teeming with shoebill storks to lakeside plains where tree climbing lions roam. In Murchison Falls National Park, the Nile River crashes through a narrow gorge, creating one of Africa’s most powerful waterfalls and a dramatic backdrop for game viewing and boat safaris. Add to that warm hospitality, rich cultures, and fewer crowds, and Uganda emerges as a destination where every journey feels personal, wild, and truly unforgettable.
BEST TIME TO VISIT UGANDA
Uganda is a year-round safari destination, but the dry seasons from June to August and December to February are ideal for wildlife viewing. During these months, clear skies and thinner vegetation make it easier to spot animals, and conditions are perfect for gorilla and chimpanzee trekking in Bwindi and Kibale Forest.
The wet season from March to May and September to November brings lush green landscapes and fewer visitors, offering a quieter, more intimate safari experience. Birdlife is especially vibrant during this time, with many migratory species present.
each season in Uganda offers a unique and rewarding adventure.
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AREAS TO VISIT
IN UGANDA
From the misty mountains of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest to the open savannas of Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda offers a stunning variety of landscapes and wildlife experiences. Murchison Falls National Park showcases the dramatic power of the Nile as it thunders through a narrow gorge. For primate lovers, Kibale Forest is home to one of Africa’s highest concentrations of chimpanzees, and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park offers gorilla trekking
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ZANZIBAR & PEMBA
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SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK
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RUAHA NATIONA PARK
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katavi national park
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TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK
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MAHALE MOUNTAINS
OUR APPROACH
REMOTE, EXCULSIVE, SEAMLESS
At Firstpace, we craft Ugandan safaris that go beyond the ordinary taking you deep into the wild, untouched beauty of the Pearl of Africa.
Remote: Trek through misty mountain forests, cruise the Nile, and uncover hidden wilderness in places like Kidepo and Semuliki — far from the crowds.
Exclusive: Experience private, tailor-made journeys with handpicked lodges, expert local guides, and rare wildlife encounters, including gorillas and chimpanzees.
Seamless: From gorilla permits to personalized itineraries, we take care of every detail so you can travel effortlessly.
Discover the soul of Uganda with Firstpace where authenticity meets comfort, and every moment is thoughtfully designed.