TRAVEL TO UGANDA

1. In Murchison Falls National Park, you can contemplate the Murchison Falls, where the Nile narrows and falls in a stunning waterfall.
2. In Jinja, known as the “Source of the Nile,” you can go rafting on the turbulent waters of the Nile River or simply enjoy the natural beauty of the area.
3. And if you want to relax on your trip to Uganda, you can also navigate the calm Bunyonyi. A beautiful and picturesque lake in the southwest, where you can also go kayaking or explore its numerous islands.
4. And in Lake Victoria, you will find Ngamba Island Primate Sanctuary, home to rescued chimpanzees that offers an educational experience about primate conservation.
5. You can also take advantage of your trip to Uganda to interact with locals and learn about the culture and daily life of local communities.

Trip to Uganda, price

• The cost of a trip to Uganda can vary significantly depending on various factors, such as the duration of the trip, the season in which you travel, the type of accommodation, and the level of comfort you are looking for, among others.
• It is important to note that traveling to Uganda in the high season, which goes from June to September and from December to January, is generally more expensive than in the low season, so it is advisable to plan the trip in advance to take advantage of early promotions.
• Similarly, prices can vary significantly depending on the type of experience you are looking for (for example, a luxury safari or a more economical one).

At Arenatours, we specialize in luxury trips to Uganda, so we can offer you in-depth and up-to-date knowledge about the country and the best excursions according to your travel dates, as well as personalized recommendations and advice based on your preferences and needs.

• We have access to exclusive destinations and can offer you unique activities that are not available to the general public, such as private safaris, luxury accommodations in privileged locations, or encounters with local tribes, among others.
• Also, at Arenatours, you will find a personalized and high-quality service, we ensure that every detail of the trip is well organized so you can enjoy an exceptional and worry-free experience.

If you want to add a few days of relaxation in paradise to your trip to Uganda, we recommend combining Uganda with Maldives. Its white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters will be the perfect finishing touch to your vacation.

Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, and Istanbul have become almost mandatory stopovers for millions of travellers flying to Uganda each year.

This is due to their strategic geographic location in the Middle East. And of course, the high capacity of their flagship airlines: Emirates, Etihad, Qatar Airways, and Turkish Airlines.

If you are flying with any of these airlines, adding a stopover to your trip to Uganda is a must you should take advantage of:

• With a stopover, you can take a break and enjoy two or three nights in one of these cities. This will allow you to rest and forget the annoying jetlag, offering you a wide variety of experiences and activities that enrich any type of trip.
• By breaking up the journey, we can find you the best airfares and flight schedules to Uganda, thus tailoring your holiday to your comfort and preferences.

• The best time to travel to Uganda is during the months of December to February and June to September, when the rains are less frequent and the weather is drier and more pleasant. These months are also ideal for going on safari and seeing wildlife at its best.
• Gorillas can be seen at any time of the year, but with drier weather, the jungle treks are more accessible, so the best time to see gorillas in Uganda is during the months of June, July, August, September, December, January, and February. However, keep in mind that during these dry months it is high season, so you will find more people on excursions and places fill up quickly.
• Both in the drier months and during the low season, we recommend booking trips to Uganda in advance to ensure availability of accommodation, tour guides, and national park permits, especially if you plan to visit the gorillas in their natural habitat.