A 14-day Uganda safari is enough to cover the country north to south — gorillas, chimps, the Nile at Murchison Falls, and the savannah of Queen Elizabeth National Park — without rushing between parks.
Key Highlights
- Covers gorillas, chimps, the Nile, and savannah wildlife in one trip
- Adds Murchison Falls National Park to the standard southwestern circuit
- Best route for travelers who want to see Uganda comprehensively in a single visit
- Combines road travel with an optional domestic flight to save driving time
Day-by-Day Outline
Days 1–3: Drive to Bwindi via Lake Mburo, gorilla trek. Days 4–5: Queen Elizabeth National Park game drives and boat cruise. Days 6–7: Kibale National Park chimpanzee tracking. Days 8–9: Transfer or fly to Murchison Falls National Park. Days 10–11: Murchison Falls game drives and Nile boat cruise. Days 12–13: Return south or fly to Entebbe with a rest day. Day 14: Depart.
Who This Itinerary Suits
This route suits travelers on their one big trip of the year who want to see as much of Uganda as reasonably possible. For a faster version focused on the southwest only, see our 10-day itinerary.
Plan Your 14-Day Safari
Tell us your travel dates and we’ll sequence this route around gorilla permit availability and the most efficient driving or flight connections.