Adventure Tours in Kabale, Uganda

Journey into the heart of the East African wilderness by exploring three of Uganda’s famed national parks and making an invaluable contribution to protecting these animals. Discover Corps offers this unique experience where you trek with a veterinarian to assist in the collection and lab analysis of gorilla data from stool samples and learn more about the vital preservation work being done by the Gorilla Conservation Camp. Over ten days, we will immerse ourselves in the natural world with overnight stays in stunning safari lodges with excursions into a series of Ugandan wildlife reserves. Animal encounters will include tracking and observing chimpanzee families in their natural habitat, spotting elephants, leopards, and buffalo on game drives, and coming face-to-face with rare tree-climbing lions - a rare breed of lion only found in two places in the world - as you track them with a local conservationist. In addition to safari experiences, we will enjoy authentic cultural experiences, from visiting the children at a rural community school to learning basket-weaving from women involved in a local charity project.

This 7-day Uganda primates and wildlife safari will taek you through some of East Africa’s most remarkable national parks, combining thrilling wildlife encounters with unforgettable primate experiences. The adventure takes to: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Murchison Falls, NP, Kibale Forest National Park, and Queen Elizabeth National Park. The highlight of the safari is trekking through the dense rainforest of Bwindi to encounter endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. Visitors spend a magical hour observing these gentle giants as they interact, feed, and care for their young. The adventure continues in Kibale Forest, where travellers track playful chimpanzees and discover one of Africa’s richest primate ecosystems. In Queen Elizabeth National Park, guests enjoy classic African wildlife experiences including scenic game drives across the savannah and a spectacular boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel, famous for its large populations of hippos, elephants, buffaloes, crocodiles, and abundant birdlife.