11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour

The 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour is an unforgettable wildlife adventure combining mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, chimpanzee tracking in Kibale Forest, Big Five encounters and spectacular game drives through Uganda’s most celebrated national parks. This carefully planned journey introduces travellers to the extraordinary biodiversity of the Pearl of Africa, from the powerful waters of Murchison Falls and the open savannah landscapes of Queen Elizabeth National Park to the ancient rainforests inhabited by endangered mountain gorillas. With NextGen Safaris, visitors experience an exceptional combination of primate encounters, wildlife photography, boat cruises and comfortable accommodation in some of Uganda’s most remarkable wilderness destinations.

Designed for travellers seeking a complete Uganda wildlife safari, this 11-day adventure follows an exciting route from Entebbe through Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, Murchison Falls National Park, Kibale Forest National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Lake Mburo National Park. Along the way, visitors have opportunities to track white rhinoceroses on foot, encounter elephants, buffaloes, lions and potentially leopards during game drives, observe chimpanzees in their rainforest habitat and participate in the extraordinary experience of gorilla trekking in Bwindi. The combination of different habitats makes this itinerary particularly attractive to wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, honeymooners and first-time visitors to Uganda.

The 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour also introduces travellers to Uganda’s beautiful countryside, welcoming communities and distinctive landscapes. From the scenic countryside surrounding Fort Portal to the dramatic escarpments of the Albertine Rift Valley, every stage of the journey offers something memorable. Travelling in a comfortable private 4×4 safari Land Cruiser with an experienced local guide, guests can enjoy carefully organised transfers, excellent wildlife viewing opportunities and accommodation selected according to their budget. Whether you prefer comfortable mid-range safari lodges or exclusive luxury properties, NextGen Safaris can customise this adventure to create an extraordinary African holiday.

Why Choose the 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour?

This safari brings together Uganda’s most celebrated wildlife attractions within one carefully structured itinerary. Unlike shorter holidays that focus exclusively on gorillas or traditional wildlife viewing, the journey combines remarkable primate experiences with savannah game drives, boat cruises and protected-area conservation encounters. Travellers can observe mountain gorillas in Bwindi, search for chimpanzees in Kibale and explore two major wildlife destinations renowned for their elephants, buffaloes, lions, antelopes and diverse birdlife.

Another important advantage is the opportunity to search for all five members of Africa’s famous Big Five. The itinerary includes guided rhinoceros tracking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, while Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Park offer opportunities to encounter lions, elephants, buffaloes and elusive leopards. Sightings of wild animals, particularly leopards, cannot be guaranteed, but experienced safari guides plan wildlife activities around suitable habitats and the best available conditions.

With eleven days available, travellers can experience Uganda at a comfortable pace while still visiting several remarkable destinations. Carefully selected accommodation, dedicated transportation and personalised guiding provide a rewarding balance between wildlife adventure, relaxation and cultural discovery.

Highlights of the 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour

• Mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
• Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale Forest National Park.
• Guided white rhino tracking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary.
• Big Five wildlife viewing opportunities in Uganda.
• Morning game drives in Murchison Falls National Park.
• Boat cruise along the Victoria Nile to the bottom of Murchison Falls.
• Wildlife game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
• Boat cruise along the famous Kazinga Channel.
• Scenic wildlife viewing through the Ishasha region.
• Optional community and nature experiences around Kibale and Bwindi.
• Zebra, impala and antelope encounters in Lake Mburo National Park.
• Private 4×4 safari Land Cruiser and professional driver-guide.

Detailed Day-by-Day 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe International Airport – Welcome to Uganda

Your 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour begins upon arrival at Entebbe International Airport, where a professional representative from NextGen Safaris will welcome you and assist with your transfer to your accommodation. Entebbe is a peaceful lakeside town situated along the shores of Lake Victoria and provides an ideal introduction to Uganda before beginning your wildlife adventure. Depending on your international flight arrival time, you may enjoy a relaxing afternoon at your hotel or take an optional sightseeing excursion around Entebbe.

During your arrival briefing, your safari guide will introduce the planned itinerary, explain the wildlife activities and provide practical information about the national parks you will visit. This is also an opportunity to discuss dietary requirements, preferred photography stops and any specific interests you would like incorporated into your journey. The remainder of the day is reserved for relaxation, allowing you to recover from your flight and prepare for the extraordinary wildlife encounters ahead.

Accommodation: Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort & Spa, or an equivalent hotel according to your accommodation category.

Meals: Dinner, depending on arrival time and selected package.

Day 2: Entebbe to Murchison Falls National Park via Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary

After an early breakfast, depart Entebbe and travel north toward Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda’s largest national park and one of the country’s most impressive wildlife destinations. The journey passes through Kampala’s outskirts, traditional villages and picturesque countryside before reaching Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary in Nakasongola District. Here, you will join experienced sanctuary rangers for a guided walking experience in search of southern white rhinoceroses.

Rhino tracking provides an exceptional introduction to Uganda’s conservation achievements and is an important component of this Big Five itinerary. During the guided walk, visitors learn about rhino protection, conservation monitoring and the efforts being made to restore rhinoceros populations in Uganda. After the experience, continue north for lunch and proceed toward Murchison Falls National Park, where the River Nile passes through magnificent savannah landscapes.

Depending on your arrival time, road conditions and the day’s schedule, you may visit the top of Murchison Falls to witness the Nile forcing its way through a narrow rocky gorge before plunging into the river below. Continue to your safari lodge for dinner and relaxation.

Accommodation: Nile Safari Lodge.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 3: Murchison Falls National Park – Morning Game Drive and Nile Boat Cruise

Today is dedicated to exploring the extraordinary wildlife and scenery of Murchison Falls National Park. After an early breakfast, embark on a morning game drive through the park’s northern savannah plains, where large populations of wildlife inhabit open grasslands, woodland and riverine environments. Your experienced safari guide will search for elephants, African buffaloes, Rothschild’s giraffes, Uganda kobs, Jackson’s hartebeests, oribis and other antelope species.

Predators such as lions and leopards may also be encountered, particularly around areas where prey animals congregate. Wildlife sightings depend on natural conditions, but the park provides excellent opportunities for traditional African game viewing and photography.

Following lunch, enjoy a memorable boat cruise along the Victoria Nile toward the base of Murchison Falls. This excursion offers wonderful opportunities to observe Nile crocodiles, hippopotamuses, elephants, buffaloes and numerous waterbirds along the riverbanks. As the boat approaches the waterfalls, witness the immense power of the Nile cascading through the narrow gorge. Return to your lodge in the late afternoon for relaxation and dinner.

Accommodation: Nile Safari Lodge.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 4: Transfer from Murchison Falls to Kibale Forest National Park

After breakfast, begin your scenic journey from Murchison Falls National Park toward Kibale Forest National Park, one of Africa’s most important destinations for chimpanzee tracking. This is a full-day road transfer, typically requiring approximately eight to ten hours or longer depending on the starting lodge, road conditions and sightseeing stops.

The journey reveals Uganda’s changing landscapes, with vast savannah plains gradually giving way to cultivated countryside, traditional communities, rolling hills and increasingly lush vegetation. As you approach the Fort Portal region, the beautiful scenery of western Uganda becomes more prominent, with tea plantations, crater lakes and distant mountain views creating a wonderful contrast to the northern savannah.

Enjoy lunch along the way and continue toward your lodge near Kibale Forest. Upon arrival, check in and spend the evening relaxing in the peaceful rainforest surroundings. Your guide will explain the following day’s chimpanzee tracking arrangements, including departure time, recommended clothing and what to expect while walking through the forest.

Accommodation: Tabebuia Resort.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 5: Chimpanzee Tracking in Kibale Forest and Bigodi Wetland Experience

After an early breakfast, travel to the designated chimpanzee tracking briefing point in Kibale National Park. Here, experienced Uganda Wildlife Authority rangers will explain the forest regulations and introduce you to the behaviour of chimpanzees before leading you along rainforest trails in search of a habituated chimpanzee community.

Chimpanzee tracking is one of the highlights of the 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour because it provides an opportunity to observe our closest living relatives in their natural habitat. As you walk beneath towering forest trees, listen for chimpanzee calls echoing through the canopy and watch for movement among the branches. Once located, the chimpanzees may be observed feeding, grooming, climbing, communicating or interacting with members of their community.

Kibale Forest also supports several other primate species, including black-and-white colobus monkeys, red-tailed monkeys and blue monkeys. After your chimpanzee encounter, return to the lodge for lunch and relaxation.

In the afternoon, you may enjoy a guided walk through Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary, a community-managed conservation area known for its birdlife, primates and beautiful natural vegetation. The experience also provides insights into community-based conservation and local livelihoods.

Accommodation: Tabebuia Resort.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 6: Transfer from Kibale to Queen Elizabeth National Park

Following breakfast, depart Kibale and travel south toward Queen Elizabeth National Park, one of Uganda’s most diverse wildlife conservation areas. The journey takes you through the beautiful landscapes of the Albertine Rift Valley, with opportunities to admire crater lakes, rolling hills, agricultural communities and distant views of the Rwenzori Mountains when weather conditions permit.

Upon arrival in Queen Elizabeth National Park, continue toward your safari lodge and enjoy views across the surrounding plains. The park is famous for its diverse habitats, which include savannah grasslands, tropical forests, wetlands, volcanic features and freshwater ecosystems. These environments support elephants, buffaloes, lions, leopards, Uganda kobs, waterbucks, warthogs and numerous bird species.

Depending on arrival time, you may enjoy a short introductory game drive or simply relax at your lodge while appreciating the scenery. This is an excellent opportunity to prepare your camera equipment and discuss the next day’s wildlife activities with your safari guide.

Accommodation: Elephant Plains Lodge.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 7: Queen Elizabeth National Park – Game Drive and Kazinga Channel Boat Cruise

Rise early for a rewarding game drive through Queen Elizabeth National Park, exploring wildlife-rich areas such as the Kasenyi Plains. The morning hours often provide excellent opportunities to observe animals moving across the savannah before temperatures rise. Your safari guide will search for elephants, buffaloes, Uganda kobs, waterbucks, warthogs and predators including lions and, with luck, leopards.

Queen Elizabeth National Park is particularly attractive to wildlife photographers because of its beautiful combination of open grasslands, crater landscapes and mountain backdrops. Your guide will help position the safari vehicle for responsible wildlife observation while respecting park regulations and maintaining appropriate distances from animals.

In the afternoon, enjoy a boat cruise along the famous Kazinga Channel, which connects Lake Edward and Lake George. This remarkable natural waterway attracts large concentrations of hippopotamuses, crocodiles, elephants, buffaloes and waterbirds. Watching animals gather along the shoreline from a boat provides a completely different perspective from a traditional game drive.

Return to Elephant Plains Lodge for dinner and an evening of relaxation surrounded by the sounds of the African wilderness.

Accommodation: Elephant Plains Lodge.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 8: Queen Elizabeth National Park to Bwindi via the Ishasha Region

After breakfast, depart Queen Elizabeth National Park and travel south toward Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, travelling through or near the Ishasha region according to your confirmed route and gorilla trekking sector.

Ishasha is widely known for its population of tree-climbing lions, which are sometimes observed resting in the branches of large fig trees. During your journey, your safari guide will look for wildlife along suitable viewing routes, although lion sightings cannot be guaranteed. Other animals that may be encountered include Uganda kobs, elephants, buffaloes and various birds.

As you continue toward Bwindi, the scenery changes dramatically from open savannah to steep hills, cultivated valleys and dense tropical rainforest. The mist-covered mountains surrounding Bwindi create a spectacular setting for one of the most anticipated activities of your safari.

Upon arrival, check in at your forest lodge and enjoy a relaxing afternoon. Your guide will confirm your gorilla trekking arrangements, including the allocated trekking sector, briefing point and expected departure time.

Accommodation: Four Gorillas Lodge, subject to the assigned gorilla trekking sector.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 9: Mountain Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Today marks one of the most extraordinary experiences of the 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour: an encounter with endangered mountain gorillas in their natural rainforest habitat.

After an early breakfast, transfer to the appropriate gorilla trekking briefing point in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Uganda Wildlife Authority rangers will provide safety instructions and explain the regulations designed to protect both gorillas and visitors. You will then enter the forest in a small ranger-guided group, following trails through dense vegetation, bamboo sections and mountainous terrain in search of a habituated gorilla family.

The trekking duration varies depending on the location of the gorillas, weather conditions and the difficulty of the terrain. Once your group locates the gorillas, visitors are normally permitted up to one hour observing their behaviour. You may witness young gorillas playing, adults feeding, mothers caring for infants or a dominant silverback resting among the vegetation.

The experience provides an extraordinary opportunity to appreciate the intelligence, social relationships and conservation significance of mountain gorillas. After your encounter, return through the forest, meet your driver-guide and transfer back to your lodge for lunch or relaxation.

Travellers interested in additional forest experiences can also explore our dedicated Bwindi gorilla trekking guide.

Accommodation: Four Gorillas Lodge.

Meals: Breakfast, packed lunch and dinner.

Day 10: Transfer from Bwindi to Lake Mburo National Park

After breakfast, depart Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and begin your journey toward Lake Mburo National Park, a beautiful protected area known for its rolling grasslands, acacia woodlands, wetlands and distinctive wildlife species. The journey generally takes around six to seven hours or longer depending on the starting sector, road conditions and stops along the way.

Lake Mburo provides a different wildlife experience from the larger savannah parks visited earlier in the safari. The park is particularly famous for its zebras, impalas, elands, topis, buffaloes and other grazing animals. Its scenic landscapes, dotted with rocky hills and natural lakes, offer excellent opportunities for wildlife photography.

Upon arrival, check in at your lodge and enjoy lunch or refreshments. Depending on the arrival time, you may enjoy an afternoon game drive through the park, searching for zebras, impalas, buffaloes, warthogs and other wildlife. The relatively compact landscape makes Lake Mburo an attractive final safari destination before returning to Entebbe.

Spend the evening relaxing at your lodge and reflecting on the extraordinary wildlife experiences of the previous ten days.

Accommodation: Mihingo Lodge or another suitable property near Lake Mburo National Park.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 11: Morning Wildlife Experience and Return to Entebbe International Airport

Enjoy your final morning in Uganda with breakfast overlooking the beautiful landscapes surrounding Lake Mburo National Park. Depending on your departure flight schedule, you may participate in a short morning game drive or an optional guided nature walk arranged with the appropriate park guide.

This final experience offers additional opportunities to observe zebras, impalas, elands, buffaloes and birdlife while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of Uganda’s countryside. Afterward, begin your return journey toward Entebbe, passing through the rolling landscapes of central and southwestern Uganda.

Along the route, you may stop at the Uganda Equator near Kayabwe for photographs, refreshments and souvenir shopping. Continue toward Entebbe International Airport or your preferred hotel in Kampala or Entebbe. The road journey should allow sufficient time for traffic delays and international flight check-in requirements.

Your 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour concludes with unforgettable memories of mountain gorillas, chimpanzees, Big Five encounters and Uganda’s extraordinary natural beauty.

Meals: Breakfast and lunch, depending on departure arrangements.

Accommodation During the 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour

Accommodation plays an important role in creating a comfortable and memorable Uganda safari experience. NextGen Safaris selects lodges according to their location, service standards, available facilities and proximity to scheduled wildlife activities.

The proposed luxury accommodation includes Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort & Spa in Entebbe, Nile Safari Lodge near Murchison Falls, Tabebuia Resort in the Kibale region, Elephant Plains Lodge in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Four Gorillas Lodge near Bwindi and Mihingo Lodge in the Lake Mburo region.

Each property provides a different atmosphere, allowing travellers to experience lakeside relaxation, river landscapes, rainforest surroundings and traditional safari environments throughout their journey. Accommodation selections can be adjusted to suit mid-range and luxury budgets, and the final lodge near Bwindi will depend on the location of the confirmed gorilla trekking permit.

Travellers seeking a more exclusive alternative can also explore our 11 Days Luxury Uganda Safari, which focuses on premium accommodation and personalised safari arrangements.

What Is Included in the 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour?

The standard quoted package can include:

• One Uganda mountain gorilla trekking permit per eligible traveller.
• One Kibale chimpanzee tracking permit per eligible traveller.
• Guided white rhino tracking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary.
• Ten nights of accommodation as specified in the confirmed itinerary.
• Meals according to the agreed accommodation and safari arrangements.
• Private transportation in a comfortable 4×4 safari Land Cruiser.
• Services of a professional English-speaking safari driver-guide.
• National park entrance fees for the scheduled park visits.
• Scheduled wildlife game drives in Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth and Lake Mburo.
• Nile boat cruise to the bottom of Murchison Falls.
• Kazinga Channel boat cruise.
• Airport arrival and departure transfers.
• Drinking water during safari transfers and game drives.

Optional activities are included only when stated in the final quotation.

What Is Excluded from the Safari Package?

The following services are normally excluded unless otherwise specified:

• International flights.
• Uganda visa and immigration charges.
• International travel and medical insurance.
• Tips and gratuities.

Best Time for the 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour

Uganda is a year-round safari destination, although weather patterns can influence road conditions, forest trekking and wildlife viewing. The relatively dry months from June to September and December to February are particularly popular for gorilla trekking and traditional game drives because some trails and roads may be easier to navigate.

The wetter months, especially March to May and October to November, bring greener landscapes, dramatic scenery and rewarding photographic opportunities. However, gorilla and chimpanzee trekking trails can become muddy, and rain can occur at any time in Uganda’s tropical forests.

Wildlife viewing in Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Park is possible throughout the year. The best timing ultimately depends on your travel preferences, accommodation requirements, desired photography conditions and tolerance for wetter weather.

Private Versus Group Joining Uganda Safaris

The 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour can be arranged as a private safari for couples, families, honeymooners and groups of friends. A private tour provides dedicated transportation, a professional driver-guide and flexibility to adjust accommodation, rest stops and selected experiences.

Group joining safaris may be suitable for solo travellers and visitors seeking shared transportation costs. However, group departures depend on confirmed schedules and compatible participant numbers. Travellers who prefer a social safari experience can explore the published 11 Days Uganda Group Joining Safari as a separate option.

Both travel styles can provide rewarding wildlife encounters. The most appropriate choice depends on your budget, preferred level of privacy and desired departure dates.

Frequently Asked Questions About the 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour

What is included in the 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour?

The itinerary combines mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi, chimpanzee tracking in Kibale, rhino tracking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, traditional wildlife game drives in Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Parks, boat cruises and a visit to Lake Mburo. Accommodation, park fees, permits and transfers can be included according to the confirmed quotation.

Can I see all the Big Five animals during this Uganda safari?

The safari is designed to provide opportunities to search for all five members of the Big Five: lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes and rhinoceroses. Rhinos are tracked at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, while the other four species may be encountered during game drives. Wildlife sightings are natural and cannot be guaranteed.

Where does gorilla trekking take place during the safari?

Gorilla trekking takes place in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in southwestern Uganda. The assigned trekking sector is determined by the confirmed permit arrangements, and accommodation is selected to provide practical access to the briefing point.

How much does a Uganda gorilla trekking permit cost?

The standard foreign non-resident gorilla trekking permit costs US$800 under the Uganda Wildlife Authority’s announced tariff structure. Discounted rates may apply to eligible travellers during designated low-season months. Travellers should confirm the applicable price and permit availability for their travel dates.

How much does chimpanzee tracking cost in Kibale National Park?

From 1 January 2027, the announced standard foreign non-resident chimpanzee tracking permit fee is US$300 per person. Eligible visitors may qualify for different tariffs depending on residency, nationality and applicable seasonal conditions.

How long does mountain gorilla trekking take?

The complete gorilla trekking experience can last several hours depending on the location of the gorilla family, forest conditions and the walking route. Once the gorillas are located, visitors are normally permitted up to one hour observing them.

Is the 11-day Uganda safari suitable for first-time visitors?

Yes. The itinerary is particularly attractive to first-time visitors because it combines several major Ugandan wildlife destinations in one journey. Travellers experience different habitats, including tropical rainforest, savannah grasslands, lakes, wetlands and river ecosystems.

Can senior travellers participate in this Uganda safari?

Yes. Senior travellers can enjoy the wildlife drives, boat cruises and accommodation experiences. Gorilla and chimpanzee trekking require physical mobility and involve walking on natural forest trails. Travellers with specific mobility considerations should discuss suitable assistance and activity requirements before booking.

What is the minimum age for gorilla trekking in Uganda?

The minimum age for gorilla trekking is 15 years. Families with younger children should arrange suitable alternative activities and supervision while eligible participants undertake the trek.

Is the 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour private?

The itinerary can be arranged as a private safari with a dedicated 4×4 vehicle and professional driver-guide. Travellers seeking group departures can request available shared safari alternatives.

What should I pack for the Uganda gorilla and wildlife safari?

Recommended items include waterproof hiking boots, lightweight long-sleeved clothing, a rain jacket, insect repellent, sunscreen, a sun hat, binoculars, a camera and a small daypack. A warm layer is also useful for cooler mornings around Bwindi and Kibale.

How far in advance should I book this Uganda safari?

Booking several months ahead is recommended, particularly for popular departure periods. Gorilla and chimpanzee permits have limited availability, and preferred accommodation can fill quickly. Earlier planning provides greater flexibility when arranging permits and selecting lodges.

Can I upgrade this safari to luxury accommodation?

Yes. NextGen Safaris can arrange luxury accommodation throughout the journey, subject to availability. Travellers may also request additional private experiences, upgraded suites and other services according to their preferences.

Can I extend the safari to Lake Bunyonyi or Rwanda?

Yes. The itinerary can be extended to include Lake Bunyonyi, additional gorilla trekking experiences or neighbouring Rwanda. Travellers interested in shorter primate combinations can also explore our 5 Days Uganda Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari.

How do I book the 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour?

To book, provide your preferred travel dates, number of travellers, accommodation category and any special requests. NextGen Safaris will prepare a personalised quotation and explain the permit arrangements, accommodation availability and booking conditions before confirmation.

Book Your 11 Days Uganda Gorillas, Chimps and Big 5 Safari Tour with NextGen Safaris

Discover the extraordinary beauty of Uganda through an unforgettable journey combining endangered mountain gorillas, wild chimpanzees, Big Five encounters and spectacular African landscapes.

With NextGen Safaris, your adventure is carefully planned to provide comfortable transportation, professional guiding, memorable wildlife experiences and accommodation selected according to your travel preferences.

Whether you are planning a private luxury holiday, a romantic African honeymoon, a family wildlife adventure or a special photography safari, we can personalise every important detail of your journey.