Escorted tours in Uganda and Rwanda

Escorted tours are organized journeys with a fixed schedule and experienced tour operators. Many travellers who are interested in escorted safaris seek to avoid the difficulties of planning and organizing a long foreign escorted trips, and instead choose for a comprehensive package that offers cost savings. The tour is overseen by tour operators who manage all aspects of the Escorted tour vacation, from start to finish. The tour operators facilitate connections with local tour guides who possess extensive knowledge about the cities being explored. Generally, the price of an escorted tour includes accommodations, transportation, select meals, and sightseeing activities.

What’s an Escorted Tour?

Escorted tours are organized tours that come with a specified schedule and a designated tour leader. A significant number of individuals seeking guided vacations aim to skip the extensive planning and logistical aspects associated with a lengthy overseas journey. They tend to minimize by choosing for a comprehensive package rather than assembling several components at their full cost. The excursion is overseen by a tour manager who will manage every service from the start to the last day of your escorted holiday safari. Your tour organizer will facilitate your connection with local tour guides who possess extensive expertise about the various cities you will be exploring. Usually, the cost of your guided tour covers the arrangements and provision of lodgings, transportation, select meals, and tourist activities throughout your trip.

Recommended escorted tour packages in Rwanda and  Uganda  

10 Days Uganda Rwanda Safari Adventure

10 Days Uganda Rwanda Safari adventure to Rwanda and Uganda will reward you with an amazing safari experience of gorilla trekking in Volcanoes national park or Bwindi Forest National Park, Mgahinga National Park to visit the mountain gorillas in the Virunga Mountains of Africa

9 Days Escorted Uganda Safari and tours

Perfect 9 Days Uganda Safari to enjoy Gorilla trekking, Chimpanzee trekking, and Wildlife on an ultimate 9 Days Uganda safari adventure to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, Wildlife viewing ( Big Five Animals) & Chimpanzee Tracking in Kibale Forest National Park

13 Days of Perfect Escorted Uganda Rwanda tour

Explore the African Big five wildlife animals on the wildlife safari to Uganda and Rwanda with a combined multi-country safari with the Rwanda gorilla trek. Visit  Volcanoes national park, Mgahinga national park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kibale forest national park  and Semliki national park

7 Days Uganda Rwanda Gorilla Trekking & Wildlife Safari

7 days Uganda Rwanda gorilla & wildlife Safari holiday to explore the African wildlife national parks in Queen Elizabeth national park for the tree climbing lions, chimpanzee tracking, and gorilla trekking in Bwindi with a chance for double gorilla trekking in Rwanda and Uganda.

8 Days Rwanda Uganda Safari – Gorilla Trekking & Wildlife

Looking for a long Gorilla Safari in Rwanda & Uganda? 8 Days Rwanda Uganda Safari is available on Active African Vacations that encompass double Gorilla Trekking in Volcanoes & Bwindi the Best destination for Gorilla Encounters.

15 Days Escorted Classic Uganda Tour

15 days Uganda Trip or Tour is a classical adventure expedition that will take you to some of the enchanting destinations in the country with a lot of untold secrets. Our well planned 15 days classical Uganda trip offers a great opportunity to unleash your travel imagination

What’s the Best Escorted Tour?

Why Chose Uganda For Escorted Tours

Uganda’s landscapes, ranging from the shores of Lake Victoria to sanctuaries and national parks, are famous for their diverse ecosystems. These ecosystems include river rapids, jungles, forests, and grasslands, which provide habitats for various animals such as rhinos, hippos, warthogs, waterbucks, Big Cats, buffalos, bats, and a wide variety of bird species. Notably, Uganda is also home to the magnificent silverback mountain gorillas, which are the main attraction of the region.

Kampala, the metropolitan capital, is the largest city in Uganda, located adjacent to Africa’s largest lake, Victoria. Spanning a collection of elevated landforms adorned with modern structures and pockets of vegetation in recreational areas, the city boasts cultural landmarks like mosques, Hindu temples, and Christian churches.

Murchison Falls National Park has an area of 3,800 square kilometers in western Uganda, extending to the shoreline of Lake Albert. It is inhabited by a diverse range of bird species, as well as 76 animal species including lions, leopards, elephants, and buffalos. The conservation area, known for being the setting of the iconic 1950s movie ‘The African Queen’, is divided by the Victoria Nile. The river’s 80 km stretch of fast-moving water ends with a powerful waterfall known as the ‘Devil’s Cauldron’.

Kibale National Park is adjacent to agricultural areas cultivating bananas and coffee. It is renowned for being one of Africa’s most biodiverse ecosystems, characterized by abundant evergreen trees and partially deciduous woods. These habitats provide an ideal environment for the conservation of rare Red Colobus monkeys and the local chimpanzee population. Kibale is connected to the Queen Elizabeth reserve through a 180km wildlife corridor, with the Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary serving as a habitat for birds and butterflies at its southern boundary.

Queen Elizabeth National Park spans from savannah to papyrus swamps, connecting Hemming Lake George, Lake Edward, and the wildlife abundant Kazinga Channel. The park is home to a variety of animals including hyenas, jackals, bushbucks, and hippos. Additionally, visitors can explore bat caves and enjoy boating among the hippos. At the southern end of the park lies Ishasha, a pristine African wilderness famous for its tree-climbing lions.

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, designated as a UNESCO Natural World Heritage site, is not completely impenetrable. However, its Rift Valley ridges present a challenging terrain that is not easily traversed. The rainforest of this place is enveloped in mist and covered with dense jungle vegetation. It is crisscrossed by rugged paths and streams loaded with rocks. The canopies of its rainforest are teeming with various bird species, and it is home to approximately 400 mountain gorillas, accounting for almost half of their global population. Interacting with these majestic creatures is a truly enchanting experience.