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Explore the Pearl of Africa with Uganda Luxury Holidays

Embark on an extraordinary journey to Uganda and dive right into the heart of East Africa. With a plethora of luxury resorts, countless places to visit, and numerous things to explore, Uganda holidays wait for you with all their charm and appeal. Virikson Holidays offers you a chance to explore this pearl of Africa with premium Uganda luxury holidays crafted for every type of traveller. Experience breathtaking landscapes, rare wildlife, and rich cultural heritage with our all-inclusive Uganda holiday packages. Get up close and personal with wildlife and views that you might only have seen in movies. Contact us right now to find out more about our Uganda holiday packages for the best trip of your life.

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04 Nights Glimpse of Gorillas - Buhoma Lodge Private Tour

04 Nights Glimpse of Gorillas - Buhoma Lodge Private Tour

Protea Entebbe or Similar (Breakfasts), Uganda

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Uganda – Find Luxury Close to Nature

Uganda, often known as the “real Africa” by many, is a true gem for adventure enthusiasts, offering a rare blend of luxury, natural beauty, and diverse wildlife experiences. Its lush landscapes and welcoming people make it an exceptional destination for those seeking both excitement and tranquillity. Virikson Holidays transports you to the centre stage of this amazing country with its top-notch Uganda luxury holiday packages. With a variety of national parks, Uganda is a haven for wildlife lovers. To begin with, the famous gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest tops the list. Then, there come chimpanzee encounters in Kibale National Park. The park’s dense tropical forest provides the perfect backdrop for observing these fascinating primates in their natural habitat.

If you are looking for more, our all-inclusive Uganda holiday packages will take you to Queen Elizabeth National Park, another highlight of Uganda, which is famous for its tree-climbing lions, a rare sight that adds to the park's charm. On the southern side of Uganda, there is the majestic Lake Mburo National Park, which is home to unique species like giraffes, impalas, and zebras, often not found together elsewhere in the world. Its wetlands are a paradise for birdwatchers, hosting over 300 bird species, including the vibrant blue-headed coucal and the papyrus yellow warbler.

That’s not all; Uganda offers you a chance to observe the mighty Nile River, which is the lifeline of this country. The river’s serene waters provide the perfect setting for boat cruises, where you can observe hippos, crocodiles, and elephants, all while enjoying the tranquil beauty of the surrounding landscape. These unforgettable wildlife experiences make Uganda a top destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. At Virikson Holidays, we convert an average trip to Uganda Luxury Holidays with our special holiday packages. So, if you are a wildlife lover and want to spend some days of your life making beautiful memories in the calm African setting, then book Uganda holiday packages and get ready for an exceptional vacation.

Stay in Premium Hotels during Uganda Luxury Holidays

Our luxury holiday packages are no ordinary deals. They are crafted by destination experts and include luxury hotels to provide you a comfortable stay with all the modern amenities. Staying at these high-end places provides a luxurious experience that revitalizes you completely, allowing you to explore Uganda to its fullest potential.

With so many luxury options, it often becomes a bit confusing to pick the best one. To help you make the right call, we have created a list of the best hotels for you. These hotels have been handpicked by our experts who have personally stayed here and have checked all the amenities. If you want to include one of these hotels in your all-inclusive Uganda holiday packages, let us know and we will customise the plan as per your needs. Here is a brief description of the top hotels in Uganda.

Katara Lodge: This is one of the best hotels to stay in Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park. It is set high above on Rift Valley cliffs and is a perfect safari lodge. If you are planning for safari holidays, then this is the place you need to head.
Apoka Lodge: If you want to infuse some privacy into your Uganda luxury holidays, then Apoka Lodge in Kidepo Valley National Park is the best choice. It is a small place with only 10 cottages, and we suggest this place for families and couples.
Buhoma Lodge: Set in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, this place is best if you want to get face-to-face with mountain gorillas. The hotel also offers guided trekking tours where you can explore different species of primates, such as red colobus.
Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lounge: Located in the heart of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, we offer this hotel due to the incredible views of Virunga Volcanoes from its rooms.
Murchison River Lodge: If you don’t want to spend too much on your luxury Uganda holidays, then this is the perfect hotel to stay at. Its economical price is an excellent feature, along with a chance to explore the Murchison River, falls, and local wildlife.
Hotel No.5: It is the place where luxury meets privacy. Located on the shores of the great Lake Victoria, it offers a handful of rooms with a private pool, spa, and gym.
Metropole Hotel Kampala: This hotel is best for tourists who want to stay close to the Rwenzori Mountains, also known as the Misty Mountains in Uganda. The rooms are big and spacious, and the staff is highly courteous.
Ishasha Wilderness Camp: It is an excellent place for a perfect safari holiday. The hotel offers tented rooms that will give you pure safari vibes and bring you right to the centre of the wilderness.
Kyaninga Lodge: Found in the Semliki Wildlife Reserve in Uganda, the hotel provides views of Lake Kyaninga and the Mountains of the Moon. You can use this place as your base for some incredible chimp trekking.

Enhance Your African Vacation with Our Multi-Centre Holiday Packages

The African countries have been blessed by numerous gifts of nature, including rarest wildlife, crater lakes, vast savannas, dense rainforests, majestic mountain ranges, and rich cultural diversity, making them the top choice of many tourists worldwide. Virikson Holidays understands this, and this is why we offer a wide range of multi-centre holiday packages to our customers to multiply the fun and excitement of their trip.

To begin with, Kenya luxury holidays are an excellent option to couple with Uganda holiday packages. Just like Uganda, Kenya is home to stunning wildlife, including the big five (lions, elephants, buffalo, leopards, and rhinoceroses) found in famous national parks like the Maasai Mara and Amboseli. If you didn’t get enough of beaches during your Uganda holidays, adding Kenya will do the needful, as it is well-known for its beautiful coastline along the Indian Ocean, with white-sand beaches in places like Diani and Mombasa.

We also offer Tanzania holiday packages if you want to enjoy luxury safaris. The country is famous for its iconic destinations like the Serengeti National Park, known for the Great Migration, and the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Another popular attraction that you can explore with our holiday deals is Mount Kilimanjaro, which is the highest peak in Africa. Zanzibar, a Tanzanian archipelago, attracts visitors for both relaxation and adventure.

Regardless of the destination you book with us, the packages you get are top-of-the-line. We carefully discuss all your needs and then offer you the best deal as per your preferences and budget. Let it be Uganda luxury holidays or any other plan, our team has got you covered with the best holiday packages in the entire UK.

Best Time to Visit Uganda

If you want to go on perfect luxury holidays to Uganda, then you must be aware of the best time to visit Uganda. Our travel experts are always here to help you plan the best holidays of your life. Although Uganda can be visited any time of the year, the best time depends on your preferences. The dry season, which runs from June to August and December to February, is best for gorilla trekking and wildlife viewing. In dry weather, the vegetation is thinner, treks are dry and the roads are easier to travel, making it much safer and more convenient to engage in outdoor activities. The demand in this season is high, so if you are making a plan to visit Uganda, let us know beforehand and we will book the perfect Uganda holiday packages for you.

The wet season (March to May & September to November) is characterised by heavier rains but offers a quieter and more affordable experience, making it an ideal window for backpackers and budget travellers. In this season, wildlife sightings are still possible, but it requires a lot of effort and patience, as the terrain can be extremely challenging. However, the lush green landscapes during this season offer a different kind of beauty, making it a unique experience for nature lovers and photographers. Let us assist you in discovering the breathtaking landscapes, rich wildlife, and vibrant culture of Uganda, making your vacation truly unforgettable.

Why Contact Virikson Holidays for Uganda Luxury Holidays?

We have been serving fellow Britons with the best all-inclusive Uganda holiday packages for the last 10 years. Get hands on top amenities and services to make your trip a better experience with our exciting range of travel deals that can be customised as per your preferences and budget. Contact us at quotes@viriksonholidays.co.uk with your requirements, and we will get back to you with the best luxury Uganda holidays plan.

A Bird's-Eye View of Uganda

Planning to go on Uganda luxury holidays anytime soon? Check out these basic details about Uganda.

Time Zone

+3 Hrs Current time 09:00:28

Language

Luganda Official Language in Uganda

Currency

Ugandan Shilling Official Currency of Uganda

Visa Requirement

On Arrival for all British citizen

Things to do in Uganda

1. Witness the Beauty of Murchison Falls

Visit the largest national park of Uganda and witness the charm of Murchison Falls to fully embrace the full potential of Uganda travel packages. Stretching 1,500 square miles, Murchison Falls is situated around 200 miles from Kampala, in the Northwestern part of the country, and a place worth visiting to bask in the luxury holidays in Uganda.
The falls are divided by the Victoria Nile, that is forced through a tiny gorge known as the Devil’s Cauldron, forming a stunning 130-feet waterfall. Tourists can avail of the incredible Uganda safari packages and explore both land and aquatic ecologies, observing wild animals including elephants, antelopes, chimpanzees, hippos, crocodiles, storks, Roskilde Giraffes, leopards, warthogs, buffalo, and over 450 bird species.
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2. Enjoy the Amazing Chimpanzee Trekking Experience

Relish the ultimate Uganda luxury holidays experience by trekking through the wild settings of Kibale National Parka while observing Chimpanzees and other primates. Situated at the Ruwenzori Mountains foothills, Kibale Forest National Park comprises the maximum multiplicity of primates in all of East Africa.
Trek with qualified local guides and observe about 1450 Chimpanzees, around 325 bird species, and other wildlife creatures. Tourists may also observe the Red Colobus Monkey, and L’Hoest Monkey among other 13 primate species to cherish the benefits of Uganda holiday packages.

3. Observe Mighty Gorillas During Gorilla Trekking

Home to more than half of the Planet’s 800 more or less mountain gorillas, Uganda is an ideal destination to witness these amazing creatures. Hike through the verdant Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and observe a multiplicity of gorillas to wallow in the exceptional luxury Uganda gorilla safari experience.
Set on a 2–6-hour trek up the steep hills of the Rift Valley and observe one of the rarest gorilla species. Established in 1991, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site housing nearly 320 threatened Mountain Gorillas, numerous bird species, above 200 butterfly species, and nine other species of primates. Visiting these attractions to observe these amazing wildlife creatures is one of the top things to do in Uganda.

4. Relax in the Ssese Islands

Traveling around and exploring this magnificent country day-round can be tiring. To relax and revitalize, head to the stunning Sese Islands, on the Northwestern section of Lake Victoria in Uganda. It is one of the 84 islands in the country out of which half of these islands are populated, and one of the top tourist attractions to relish the memorable luxury holidays in Uganda.
Visitors can explore the incredible island fascinations or relax on one of the beaches sipping cocktails and soaking up the sunlight while relishing the mesmerizing sight of the pristine waters of Lake Victoria lapping over the golden sands. The Ssese Islands are fairly unscathed, compared to several other sites in the country, so they’re an ideal spot to be visited to experience the authentic culture of Uganda.

5. Witness the Might of The King of Savannah

Uganda offers visitors some of the best luxury Uganda safari experiences and one of these includes beholding the majesty of tree-climbing lions in the famous Queen Elizabeth National Park. Tourists can observe other wild animals especially Topis, and Budongo to luxuriate in the unbelievable Uganda travel packages.
Wildlife enthusiasts have a lot to explore and observing the King of Savannah in the Ishasha zone of Queen Elizabeth National Park climbing up the old fig trees and resting there for days is an experience to cherish. Tourists can also observe topi antelopes, with their extended heads, that are found only in this place in Uganda. From February to September, nature lovers can also spot Budongo and a spectacular underground Kyambura forest located in a deep canyon in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

6. Hike Mount Elgon & Observe Sipi Falls

For trekking lovers, there are numerous hiking spots available in Uganda but none of them can beat the incredible hiking experience as Mount Elgon does. Located on the Ugandan/Kenyan border, the 4321m high Mount Elgon is considered one of the best hikes in Africa.
Tourists can fully embrace the benefits of Uganda holiday packages by trekking across the incredible Mount Elgon trails. They can witness the mesmerizing beauty of Sipi waterfalls that lie on the brink of Mount Elgon National Park near the Kenyan border. Hike around the falls and behold spellbinding vistas of the Lake Kyoga, Karamoja plains, and the gradients of Mt. Elgon.

7. Explore the Fascinations of Kibale National Park

Explore the amazing wildlife and lush forests in the spectacular Kibale National Park and make your dream Uganda luxury holiday experience come true. The incredible park houses spectacular wildlife for tourists to explore and make their Uganda tour memorable.
Visitors can witness some of the world’s most incredible multiplicities of Simians from Central Africa and chimpanzee packs probing through the woods. There are other incredible monkey breeds to spot in the park including the Ugandan Red colobus monkeys and the rare L’Hoest’s.

8. Gaddafi National Mosque

Discover the marvels of the Gaddafi National Mosque located on the Old Kampala Hill, and wallow in the uniqueness of luxury holidays in Uganda. The colorful structure of the mosque with its spellbinding Art features was designed based on a blend of Arab, African, and European touches. The mosque is open to everyone without discrimination.
Travelers can explore this magnificent mosque with an accommodation capacity of over 35,000 people, which makes it one of the largest mosques in Central, Sub-Saharan, and East Africa. The mosque also houses the Uganda Muslim Supreme Council Headquarters. Tour around and explore a University College, Library, meeting hall, FM Radio Station, and a hospital among other sections. Behold the panoramic city view from the mosque minaret and capture these lifetime memories to cherish.

9. Witness History at the Uganda Museum

Visit the incredible Uganda Museum and revisit the country’s history to embrace the full potential of Uganda holiday packages. Located on Kira Road in the country’s largest and capital city, Kampala, the museum is one of the top tourist attractions to be visited in Uganda.
Travelers can explore the oldest and the largest museum in the country and relish the exceptional luxury holidays in Uganda. They can observe the Stone Age tools, and explore the ethnography, paleontology, and ethnohistory sections of the museum while listening to the traditional music, and immersing themselves in the country’s rich history.

10. Hike the Soaring Rwenzori Mountains

Take your exploration tour to new heights by trekking the gigantic Rwenzori Mountains also known as the ‘Mountains of the Moon’. Traversing the border with Congo, this incredible range of mountains also holds Uganda’s tallest mountain, Mount Stanley.
Visitors can visit the Rwenzori Mountains National Park and witness the might of snow-capped Margherita summit which is the third tallest in Africa at 5,109m. Situated in Southwestern Uganda, the park UNESCO world heritage site, and offers ample trekking and safari tours for tourists to bask in the marvelous luxury holidays in Uganda.

Top Places to Visit in Uganda

Uncover the finest tourist spots to ensure your Uganda luxury holiday is truly gratifying.

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1. Kampala

This incredible city has been the capital of both the former Buganda kingdom and contemporary Uganda as well. This is also the first city in Uganda where tourists can observe the remnants of the magnificent Kasubi Tombs.
Explore the vibrant marketplaces especially the Owino market which is considered the largest in both Uganda and Central-East Africa with an area measuring 7.04 hectares. Visit the incredible Gaddafi National Mosque and head to the town's edge to explore the stunning Nakasero Hill. Tourists can observe magnificent villas belonging to the country’s elite and expatriates, and wallow in the exceptional luxury holidays in Uganda.

2. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Added to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites list, the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is one of the top places to visit for living up the extraordinary luxury holidays in Uganda. Covered in some of Africa’s primordial woodlands, the park comprises incredible rocky mountains and infinite greenery.
Travelers can witness the multiplicity of gorillas, chimpanzees and monkeys, especially colobus monkeys, rambling and hopping amidst the stunning untamed nature. The spellbinding Albertine Rift landscapes are the gem of this incredible Uganda attraction with quartzite summits and teak-swathed riverways mesmerizing the tourists.

3. Murchison Falls National Park

Located in Northwestern Uganda, the spellbinding Murchison Falls is a natural wonder that certainly needs to be witnessed while in Uganda. The rumbling waterfalls cutting right in their middle, and the untamed wilderness surrounding them is an unforgettable sight for visitors to bask in the serenity of luxury Uganda holidays.
The park itself is the largest national park in all of Uganda, stretching across 4,000 square kilometers between the peripheries. The major attraction is the point where the Victoria Nile cracks through a tight-knit canyon, over a 40-meter cliff height. Tourists can also observe wild animals like elephants, lions, giraffes, and more.

4. Queen Elizabeth National Park

Located at the DRC border, near the banks of Lale Edward, the wonderful Queen Elizabeth National Park, or QENP for short, is the most popular national park in Uganda. Visited by thousands of tourists annually, the park embraces incredible wildlife, and verdant forest and grassland.
Tourists can stroll around the park and witness the swaying apes and sluggish Congo lions in the Maramagambo Forest to cherish the lifelong memories of luxury holidays in Uganda. One of the unique highlights of the park is the numerous volcanic sites ranging from Katwe craters to immense fissures in the Earth, giving it an edge over other national parks and a go-to place for memorable Uganda safari tours.

5. Entebbe

This incredible city is the entrance point for most transnational visitors arriving in Uganda as the Entebbe International Airport is based here. Tourists can observe the waters of Lake Victoria battering up against the airport runways while landing.
For esteemed tourists, there are the best resorts in Entebbe to refresh, relish the premium hotel services, and conveniently plan their trip. Visitors can tour the city that still exhibits its past as an old British colony. Some of the worth-watching remnants include the official president's house also known as the Ugandan State House, beautiful churches, and the stunning National Botanical Garden.

Savor Traditional Cuisines

1. Rolex

This delectable Ugandan street food is a rolled chapati crammed with an omelet, meat, and vegetables including avocado, tomatoes onion, etc., and then rolled up.

2. Matooke

This delicious dish is a plantain porridge prepared from green, pared plantains, crushed and cooked in banana leaves, seasoned with spices, and then served with beans, peanut sauce, beef, or chicken.

3. Luwombo

This delectable Ugandan cuisine is made by wrapping chicken, meat, or fish, in banana leaves together with groundnut paste.

4. Katogo

This traditional breakfast dish features cassava, Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, and matooke mixed in a sauce made from onions, tomatoes, beef, offal, beans, ghee, peas, and ground peanuts.

5. Muchomo

Muchomo means roasted meat on a stick and that can be chicken, beef, or goat’s meat. In restaurants, Muchomo is served with roasted matooke, fries, or salads.

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FAQS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The official languages of Uganda are English and Swahili. However, Nilotic, Central Sudanic, and Bantu are also commonly spoken.

A visa is required to travel to Uganda from Canada and the United States. Presently, visitors must apply online for it before traveling as they will be asked for a barcoded email upon arrival. A legal passport is compulsory and must be valid for a minimum of 6 months past the expected date of departure from Uganda.

Internet access is readily available in most big city hotels, usually for a small fee. There are only a few luxury Uganda safari camps in Uganda with internet access.

Most tourists who have traveled to Uganda stated to not see more than 4 or 5 mosquitoes a day. Those traveling at other times of the year can encounter more insects. However, the positive aspects of the Uganda safari experience far outweigh the annoyance caused by insects for most tourists.

The ideal time to visit Uganda is between June and September as this is the dry season. However, temperatures remain tepid year-round due to its proximity to the equator.

It is recommended to wear brown, grey, or khaki-colored clothing from June through October, and green clothing from November through May to avoid signaling the wildlife of your presence. White and other bright colors are not recommended to wear as white which gets dirty very fast and blue attracts tsetse flies, but not enough to worry about. Camouflage clothing is not allowed.

Tourists are suggested to bring cool, comfortable clothes, that can keep you warm at night or on game drives. Bring a pair of sandals, comfortable walking shoes, a hat to block the sun, and a swimsuit. There is no need to bring heavy boots.

In most cases, it is safe to eat all of the foods provided by cottages and camps as they take great care of food health. However, to evade stomach bugs, avoid putting ice cubes in drinks (most places utilize distilled water for ice cubes so simply ask if you are concerned), eat only thick-skinned fruits that are peeled like bananas, and oranges, and avoid eating salads. It is recommended to consume just bottled drinks which are readily available. Don’t gulp water during a shower and use purified water for brushing your teeth. Ask to open the water bottle in front of you as they may try to reuse the vessel at some of the bigger, but lower-quality hotels.

The ideal time to visit Uganda for wildlife exploration is during the dry season. During the rains, wildlife is dispersed as there is ample surface water, i.e., perennial rivers, and puddles, for them to consume. After the rains end, wildlife assembles around remaining surface water supplies i.e., lakes, pools, and large rivers.

The following are some of the best resorts in Entebbe for visitors to reside and revitalize. These include: • 2Friends Beach Hotel • Nabinonya Resort Beach Hotel • Rosemary Courts • Lake Victoria Granada Hotel • Protea Hotel by Marriott Entebbe • Imperial Resort Beach Hotel Honored travelers can dwell in the aforementioned and other hotels and resorts and make the best of their luxury holidays in Uganda.

According to most of the authentic traveling websites, the priciest hotel in Uganda is the Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort.

Our all-inclusive Uganda holiday deals come with all the essential amenities and services you need during your trip, such as flights, accommodations, meals, on-ground transportation, tours and activities. The plans also include flexible cancellation policies so you don’t have to worry if you want to adjust your travel plans.

Yes. You can get an instalment for arranging your Uganda holidays. Contact our booking specialists to find out more about it.

Uganda is a year-round destination. The peak season includes the summer months (June, July and August). If you want to escape the crowds or enjoy a quieter and cheaper holiday, make your travel plans in January, October, or December. The coolest month in Uganda is June, with mercury around 20°C, and the warmest month is February, with temperatures around 23°C.

Here are 10 family-friendly hotels in Uganda: Kampala Serena Hotel Best Western Premier Garden Hotel Entebbe Jinja Nile Resort Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort & Spa K Hotels Mbale Resort Hotel Admas Grand Hotel Golden Tulip Canaan Kampala Golf Course Hotel

The best hotels for couples and honeymooners in Uganda are the following: Baker's Lodge Chobe Safari Lodge Equator Snow Lodge Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp Wildwaters Lodge

You can get amazing discounts from us by booking your Uganda holiday packages as soon as possible. If you want to find the cheapest flights from the UK to Uganda, make sure you reserve your seat at least 4 to 6 months before the booking date.

Although Uganda is a landlocked country, it is situated in the Great Lakes region of Africa, and a major portion of its land borders Lake Victoria. This lake is humongous, and the shores are just like the typical beaches and offer a mix of public and private experiences.

Yes. British citizens need a visa to travel to Uganda. Thanks to our experienced booking specialists, we can arrange a visa for you as soon as possible.

The duration of your stay depends on your preferences. The country offers a wide range of experiences, and a 10-15 days holiday package is enough to allow you to explore the country to its full potential.

When visiting Uganda, it is recommended to dress modestly, especially while going to religious sites and cities. Make sure you don’t go for overly revealing clothes for both men and women; instead, consider wearing long sleeves and knee-length shorts and skirts. While travelling to Uganda, make sure you pack a pair of comfortable and sturdy walking shoes.

You will need a permit to see the mountain gorillas in their natural habitat in Uganda. The permit allows you to trek through the dense forests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and look for these amazing creatures. If you plan on going for a trek for this purpose, make sure you book the permit well in advance. Once you are in the forest, it can take from one to six hours to spot a family of gorillas. The trek is tough to conquer, and you must have a level of reasonable fitness.

Uganda is home to countless wildlife species. You can encounter mountain gorillas at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and chimpanzees in Kibale Forest National Park or Budongo Forest Reserve. For the iconic big five (elephants, lions, leopards, rhinoceros, and buffalos), go to Murchison Falls National Park and Queen Elizabeth National Park. Apart from these animals, there are around 190,000 bird species found in Mabamba Swamp.

Yes. You will need a yellow fever vaccine before travelling to Uganda, and make sure you bring the vaccination certificate with you. Apart from Yellow Fever, we suggest you get vaccines for typhoid, polio, hepatitis A and B, rabies, tuberculosis, cholera, and tetanus. You will also need malaria prophylaxis to reduce the risk of malaria.

It takes between 13 and 16 hours to fly from the UK and reach Uganda.

We cover all of the major airports in the UK, including London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Glasgow.