One of the best trips for me and my friends, and we really enjoyed each and every moment.Patrick B, Aug 2026
The whole itinerary was well coordinated and organized. I honestly didn't worry about anything.Tripadvisor Traveller, Sep 2026
The team was friendly, professional, and very helpful throughout the trip.Traveller from Gulu, Aug 2026
The trip was well organised, enjoyable, and the time spent at the falls was truly worth it.Lamaro P, Aug 2026
The experience was amazing, I had a great time, I enjoyed every moment.Mbabazi J, Sep 2026
This tour I highly recommended to anyone looking for the memorable essence!!Denish O, Jun 2026
It was such a great experience, I had a lot of fun.Tripadvisor Traveller, Sep 2026
Wonderful experience. Stop over at Jalia city and equator.Teko E, Sep 2026
A delightful weird stop for travellers seeking something special.Auma E, Sep 2026
In 1907 Winston Churchill called Uganda the Pearl of Africa. A 2018 census counted 1,063 mountain gorillas, and only eight visitors a day may meet each family. Sit an arm’s length from one in Bwindi, track chimpanzees in Kibale at dawn, and watch the Nile squeeze through a gap a few metres wide. We secure permits, choose lodges and handle transfers. You just arrive.
Samuel Ojok runs Wander & Wonder from the UK. Fassie Adyero and Brian Ogenrwot work from Uganda, where your safari happens. Write to us and one of the three answers personally.
Your best day starts before sunrise at Bwindi park headquarters. Rangers brief a small group, trackers radio in where the gorillas slept, and the walk may take forty minutes or most of the day. Every permit, lodge and transfer we arrange gets you there rested and unhurried.
Each has its own pace and terrain. Most travellers come for one and wish they had booked all three.
Trackers find the family first. Then a group of up to eight spends one hour with them, close enough to watch a silverback keep order. A 2018 census counted 1,063 mountain gorillas, and the IUCN now lists the species as Endangered, no longer Critically Endangered. Your permit fee funds their protection.
See the journeys
Kibale has thirteen primate species, and scientists have studied its chimpanzees since 1987. Walk in at dawn with a ranger, follow the pant hoots, and watch a society with its own politics and rivalries.
See the journeys
In Queen Elizabeth, Ishasha’s lions climb fig trees and the Kazinga Channel is full of hippos. At Murchison the Nile drops about 43 metres through a narrow gap. Over 600 bird species complete it.
See the journeysFive days built around one hour. Trek Bwindi to meet a gorilla family, with highland scenery and village visits.
Gorillas, chimpanzees and big game across several parks in eight days, with premium lodges and private transfers.
Track chimpanzees in Kibale at dawn, then take game drives and a Kazinga Channel boat cruise in Queen Elizabeth.
Prices are per person, based on two sharing a double or twin room. Solo supplements, single rooms and group discounts on request.
Slower pacing, rest days and more than one chance at the animals you came for. Prices are midrange, with luxury prices on each card.
Remote Kidepo (fly-in option, Karamojong village visit), then chimpanzees and a gorilla trek. Wilderness first, forest last.
Follow the Nile from Jinja to Sipi Falls, Kidepo, big game and gorillas in one unhurried loop.
Every major park in one slow loop, with rest days so you reach each encounter fresh.
Two gorilla treks in different sectors plus a full wildlife, primate and Nile circuit.
Can’t choose? Do both: gorillas in each country, chimpanzees in Kibale, a Queen Elizabeth game drive and Kazinga cruise, with one planner.
Gorillas in Rwanda and Uganda, chimpanzees in Kibale, then Kenya’s plains and the Great Migration in season. Our most complete East Africa journey.
Kenya’s open plains, then a Bwindi gorilla trek. One planner, one quote, two countries.
Wildlife, highlands and the Indian Ocean, ending on Lamu Island with a dhow cruise. Rest days built in.
Every major park, the Rift Valley lakes and the coast, with an optional Uganda gorilla add-on.
Prices are per person, based on two sharing a double or twin room. Solo supplements, single rooms and group discounts on request.
“From” prices are per person sharing, based on two travellers, and vary with season, lodge and group size. Your written quote confirms the final price. Budget versions are available, and any trip can be lengthened, shortened or rebuilt.
Bwindi’s forest survived the last Ice Age. Kibale holds thirteen primate species. Queen Elizabeth’s Kazinga Channel is thick with hippos. At Murchison the Nile thunders through a narrow gap.
Only eight visitors see each gorilla family daily, and peak months fill early. We secure permits first, then match you to a family that suits how far you want to walk.
Samuel answers from the UK, Fassie and Brian from Uganda. A question at breakfast in London need not wait until Monday.
After a day in the forest you want hot water, a good meal and a view. We choose lodges for welcome and location, not just stars.
The Batwa lived in Bwindi’s forest until it became a national park in 1991. In Buhoma, Bwindi Community Hospital, founded by Dr Scott Kellermann and his wife Carol, treats Batwa and neighbours alike. We can include visits.
Each trip shows a from-price per person sharing. Your written quote confirms the final figure. Budget versions, solo supplements and group discounts on request.
Eight at most, for one hour once the group is found. We secure permits before anything else.
Peak months fill early. Send your dates and we will secure permits first.
June to September and December to February are drier and easier underfoot. Gorillas can be seen all year.
Treks range from a short climb to a full day on steep, muddy ground. Tell us how far you can walk and we will match you to a family.
15, set by Uganda Wildlife Authority.
Do both. Our 12-day Rwanda and Uganda Primates Circuit and 21-day Great Lakes expedition include treks in each country.
Yes. Any trip can be lengthened, shortened or rebuilt, and budget versions are available.
Send your dates and interests through the tour planner. Your written quote confirms the final price, which varies with season, lodge and group size. Prices are per person, two sharing; solo supplements, single rooms and group discounts on request.
Samuel Ojok in the UK, and Fassie Adyero and Brian Ogenrwot in Uganda. Contact details are at the bottom of the page.
One director in the UK, two colleagues in Uganda. They reply when you write.
Permits are limited and peak months fill early. Tell us your moment, whether gorillas in Bwindi, chimpanzees in Kibale or the Nile at Murchison, and we will build the trip around it.
In 1907 Winston Churchill called Uganda the Pearl of Africa. A 2018 census counted 1,063 mountain gorillas, and only eight visitors a day may meet each family. Sit an arm’s length from one in Bwindi, track chimpanzees in Kibale at dawn, and watch the Nile squeeze through a gap a few metres wide. We secure permits, choose lodges and handle transfers. You just arrive.
Samuel Ojok runs Wander & Wonder from the UK. Fassie Adyero and Brian Ogenrwot work from Uganda, where your safari happens. Write to us and one of the three answers personally.
Your best day starts before sunrise at Bwindi park headquarters. Rangers brief a small group, trackers radio in where the gorillas slept, and the walk may take forty minutes or most of the day. Every permit, lodge and transfer we arrange gets you there rested and unhurried.
Each has its own pace and terrain. Most travellers come for one and wish they had booked all three.
Trackers find the family first. Then a group of up to eight spends one hour with them, close enough to watch a silverback keep order. A 2018 census counted 1,063 mountain gorillas, and the IUCN now lists the species as Endangered, no longer Critically Endangered. Your permit fee funds their protection.
See the journeys
Kibale has thirteen primate species, and scientists have studied its chimpanzees since 1987. Walk in at dawn with a ranger, follow the pant hoots, and watch a society with its own politics and rivalries.
See the journeys
In Queen Elizabeth, Ishasha’s lions climb fig trees and the Kazinga Channel is full of hippos. At Murchison the Nile drops about 43 metres through a narrow gap. Over 600 bird species complete it.
See the journeysFive days built around one hour. Trek Bwindi to meet a gorilla family, with highland scenery and village visits.
Gorillas, chimpanzees and big game across several parks in eight days, with premium lodges and private transfers.
Track chimpanzees in Kibale at dawn, then take game drives and a Kazinga Channel boat cruise in Queen Elizabeth.
Prices are per person, based on two sharing a double or twin room. Solo supplements, single rooms and group discounts on request.
Slower pacing, rest days and more than one chance at the animals you came for. Prices are midrange, with luxury prices on each card.
Remote Kidepo (fly-in option, Karamojong village visit), then chimpanzees and a gorilla trek. Wilderness first, forest last.
Follow the Nile from Jinja to Sipi Falls, Kidepo, big game and gorillas in one unhurried loop.
Every major park in one slow loop, with rest days so you reach each encounter fresh.
Two gorilla treks in different sectors plus a full wildlife, primate and Nile circuit.
Can’t choose? Do both: gorillas in each country, chimpanzees in Kibale, a Queen Elizabeth game drive and Kazinga cruise, with one planner.
Gorillas in Rwanda and Uganda, chimpanzees in Kibale, then Kenya’s plains and the Great Migration in season. Our most complete East Africa journey.
Kenya’s open plains, then a Bwindi gorilla trek. One planner, one quote, two countries.
Wildlife, highlands and the Indian Ocean, ending on Lamu Island with a dhow cruise. Rest days built in.
Every major park, the Rift Valley lakes and the coast, with an optional Uganda gorilla add-on.
Prices are per person, based on two sharing a double or twin room. Solo supplements, single rooms and group discounts on request.
“From” prices are per person sharing, based on two travellers, and vary with season, lodge and group size. Your written quote confirms the final price. Budget versions are available, and any trip can be lengthened, shortened or rebuilt.
Bwindi’s forest survived the last Ice Age. Kibale holds thirteen primate species. Queen Elizabeth’s Kazinga Channel is thick with hippos. At Murchison the Nile thunders through a narrow gap.
Only eight visitors see each gorilla family daily, and peak months fill early. We secure permits first, then match you to a family that suits how far you want to walk.
Samuel answers from the UK, Fassie and Brian from Uganda. A question at breakfast in London need not wait until Monday.
After a day in the forest you want hot water, a good meal and a view. We choose lodges for welcome and location, not just stars.
The Batwa lived in Bwindi’s forest until it became a national park in 1991. In Buhoma, Bwindi Community Hospital, founded by Dr Scott Kellermann and his wife Carol, treats Batwa and neighbours alike. We can include visits.
Each trip shows a from-price per person sharing. Your written quote confirms the final figure. Budget versions, solo supplements and group discounts on request.
Eight at most, for one hour once the group is found. We secure permits before anything else.
Peak months fill early. Send your dates and we will secure permits first.
June to September and December to February are drier and easier underfoot. Gorillas can be seen all year.
Treks range from a short climb to a full day on steep, muddy ground. Tell us how far you can walk and we will match you to a family.
15, set by Uganda Wildlife Authority.
Do both. Our 12-day Rwanda and Uganda Primates Circuit and 21-day Great Lakes expedition include treks in each country.
Yes. Any trip can be lengthened, shortened or rebuilt, and budget versions are available.
Send your dates and interests through the tour planner. Your written quote confirms the final price, which varies with season, lodge and group size. Prices are per person, two sharing; solo supplements, single rooms and group discounts on request.
Samuel Ojok in the UK, and Fassie Adyero and Brian Ogenrwot in Uganda. Contact details are at the bottom of the page.
One director in the UK, two colleagues in Uganda. They reply when you write.
Permits are limited and peak months fill early. Tell us your moment, whether gorillas in Bwindi, chimpanzees in Kibale or the Nile at Murchison, and we will build the trip around it.