Safari planning
A clear comparison of Uganda's main routes, so a first trip starts with the right park, not a guess.
Where to start
Most first-time Uganda trips are built around one main draw — gorillas, classic safari scenery, or an easy adventure break — with one or two destinations added around it.
Compare the routes
The clear choice if seeing mountain gorillas is the priority. Pairs naturally with Lake Bunyonyi for a slower, scenic add-on. Best for travelers who want one unforgettable day built around a single, well-prepared experience.
Game drives, a Nile boat cruise, and the falls themselves. A strong all-rounder and an easy first stop for travelers who want wide savannah and dramatic water in one route.
Kazinga Channel wildlife, crater lakes, and optional chimp tracking in a more compact area. Works well combined with Bwindi for a southwestern circuit.
Source of the Nile, boat rides, and rafting close to Kampala. Good for travelers with limited time, groups, or as a relaxed add-on before or after a longer safari.
Decision guide
Queen Elizabeth or Jinja, kept to one main region to avoid long drive days.
Murchison Falls on its own, or Bwindi paired with Lake Bunyonyi.
A circuit linking Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth, and a rest stop — Uganda's classic southwestern route.
Send your dates, group size, and what you most want to see — Ituba will recommend the route that fits.
Compare packages Request a quote