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7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in Uganda - Travel Guide
What to do in Uganda for 7 days?
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7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in Uganda - Travel Guide

The best 7 days itinerary & travel guide in Uganda

Journey through the Splendid Wilderness: 7 Days in Uganda - What to do in Uganda for 7 days?

Days Description Overnight
1 Day 1 - Hello Kampala Kampala
2 Day 2 - Journey to Jinja Jinja
3 Day 3 - Fort Portal Escapade Fort Portal
4 Day 4 - Exploration at Kibale Forest and Bwindi Bwindi
5 Day 5 - Queen Elizabeth National Park Queen Elizabeth National Park
6 Day 6 - Savannah Exploration at Murchison Falls Murchison Falls
7 Day 7 - Farewell, Uganda! Kampala

Introduction

Embark on a scintillating journey of discovery and adventure in the heart of Africa. Capture that true out-of-Africa feel, as you traverse Uganda - the heartland of cultural diversity and natural beauty. This 7 day trip will immerse you in the heart of Uganda's rich tapestry of wildlife, culture, and landscapes. Have you buckled up yet?

Day 1 - Hello Kampala

Kampala, Uganda's energetic capital awaits you on the first day of the trip. Take a leisurely stroll through the city's vibrant markets or befriend the local flavours at the Kasubi Tombs, a UNESCO world heritage site. Be sure to also visit the Uganda Museum and gain insights into the country's cultural history.

Day 2 - Journey to Jinja

Jinja, the adventure capital of Uganda is our next stop! Known as the source of the Nile, indulge in white water rafting or simply enjoy the breathtaking sunset cruise. Adventure seeker or not, Jinja has something for everyone. And don't forget to visit the local craft markets!

Day 3 - Fort Portal Escapade

A day in the beautiful town of Fort Portal awaits us. Famous for its tea plantations and crater lakes, it will surely be a great break from the hustle-bustle. The Crater Lake guided tour should be high on your list, nestled amidst lush vegetation, it paints a dreamy picture!

Day 4 - Exploration at Kibale Forest and Bwindi

Today includes exploring the Kibale Forest and tracking chimpanzees. Later, we head to Bwindi, home to half the world's population of mountain gorillas. You don’t want to miss out on an opportunity to stare into the eyes of these majestic animals, do you?

Day 5 - Queen Elizabeth National Park

It's nature's bounty at the Queen Elizabeth National Park today. From lions, elephants to the glamorous flamingos, it’s an animal lover's paradise. And, the sensational sunset boat ride along the Kazinga Channel? Just the icing on the cake!

Day 6 - Savannah Exploration at Murchison Falls

Prepare for a wild experience as we head to the Murchison Falls. The highlight is the waterfall view, where the Nile squeezes through a narrow gorge before plunging into a whitewater frenzy. An awe-inspiring spectacle that won’t forget anytime soon!

Day 7 - Farewell, Uganda!

Start your final day with a sunrise game drive at Murchison Falls, then make your way back to Kampala, carrying unforgettable memories of this African adventure in your heart.

Summary of this itinerary

So there you have it, a fun-filled week in Uganda, a country where the East African savannah meets the West African jungle. It's a wild roller coaster of natural beauty, gripping adventures, and unforgettable wildlife experiences. So are you ready to set your imagination free in this land of breathtaking beauty and cultural allure?

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FAQs about this
7 day itinerary in
Uganda

What is the best time to visit Uganda?

The best time to visit Uganda would be during its two dry seasons: December to February and June to August, when wildlife spotting is at its prime.

Do I need any specific vaccinations before traveling to Uganda?

Yes, the yellow fever vaccination is mandatory, and additional vaccinations such as typhoid, hepatitis A and B, cholera are also recommended.

Is it safe to drink tap water in Uganda?

It's generally advisable to stick to bottled water while in Uganda to avoid any health issues. It's widely available and reasonably priced.