
3-day Bwindi gorilla trek
The shortest way into Bwindi. You travel to the forest on day one, trek on day two and return on day three.
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Bwindi and Mgahinga
Uganda is home to roughly half of the world's mountain gorillas. You can trek in two parks, combine the trek with chimpanzees and game drives, and choose from the widest range of gorilla families anywhere.

The shortest way into Bwindi. You travel to the forest on day one, trek on day two and return on day three.
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A quieter route into the Virunga volcanoes, with the option to add golden monkey tracking.
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One more day than the shortest trip, which gives you a rest buffer and a calmer pace.
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Forest and savannah in one trip: gorillas in Bwindi, then wildlife in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
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Mountain gorillas in Bwindi, then chimpanzees in Kibale, joined by a scenic drive through Queen Elizabeth National Park.
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Mgahinga is the only Ugandan park where mountain gorillas and golden monkeys live side by side.
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A cross-border trip for travellers who land in Kigali and want to trek in Uganda on a short schedule.
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The fastest way to trek Bwindi gorillas by road from Entebbe, for travellers with very little time.
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Wildlife, golden monkeys and two gorilla treks in one slow-paced journey across south-west Uganda.
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A circuit through Uganda's best parks, finishing with mountain gorillas in Bwindi.
View the tripBwindi and Mgahinga lie in the far south-west of Uganda. Most travellers either drive a full day from Kampala or Entebbe, or take a short domestic flight to a nearby airstrip and drive the final stretch. We recommend the option that matches your time and comfort, and we arrange the vehicle and driver-guide either way.
Bwindi offers the most choice and the most lodges. Mgahinga is smaller and quieter, and suits travellers who also want golden monkeys. Our guides to Bwindi and Mgahinga compare them.
Three days is the practical minimum when you fly in from Entebbe. A fourth day adds rest time, and five or more days lets you combine gorillas with other wildlife.
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