Day Tours

“The only man I envy is the man who has not yet been to Africa- He has so much to look forward to.” Richard Mullin.

Embark on a journey of discovery with our Day Trips in Uganda

A day tour is a guided or self-guided trip that lasts for a single day, typically a few hours to a full day, without an overnight stay. These tours are designed to explore specific attractions, activities, or experiences within a particular area.

We have a wide range of day tours like;

City Sightseeing Tours – Walking or bus tours exploring major landmarks.
Nature & Wildlife Tours – Visits to national parks, waterfalls, or wildlife reserves.
Cultural & Historical Tours – Exploring museums, temples, or ancient ruins.
Adventure Tours – Activities like hiking, snorkelling, zip-lining, or ATV rides.

Sights to Behold

Gaddafi Mosque

If you seek insight into Islam and Art, then a tour of the Uganda National Mosque formerly known as the Gaddafi National Mosque. It is located on Old Kampala Hill and is the biggest mosque in the East African region.

National Botanical Gardens

Over 100 years old, the Botanical Gardens located in Entebbe are more enchanting than ever. You can pack a picnic lunch and savor the beauty of Lake Victoria amidst playful monkeys and butterflies.

Shoebill Stork at Mabamba Swamp

The Mabamba swamp, home to the shoebill stork can be accessed by. It is located on the North West of the Entebbe Peninsular, along the edge of Lake Victoria. An absolute paradise for bird lovers, it is a sanctuary for over 260 bird species including the rare and elusive Shoebill Stork, Black egret, Pallid harrier, and many more.

Tour the Equator

Take a tour to the famous point where the equator crosses through Uganda. On your way you’ll visit the Buganda Coronation site where you get the full cultural experience of Buganda’s traditions.

Uganda Reptile Village

Get a taste of adventure with a trip to the Uganda Reptile Village, a community-based organization established in 2002 to teach the community about the importance of reptiles to the ecosystem and to encourage their conservation. Currently, it has over 50 reptiles that have been rescued and these include chameleons, snakes like Black mamba, Jameson’s mamba, Rock Pythons, Vipers, and many more.

Cultural Marvels at the Kabaka’s Palace

Immerse yourself in Uganda's diverse cultural heritage with a tour of the Kabaka’s Palace (King’s Palace) and enjoy the tales of Buganda’s rich history. The Palace is also a site for an old torture chamber where people were killed under the Idi Amin government.

The Namugongo Martyrs Shrine

Embark on a spiritual journey with a visit to the Uganda Martyrs’ Shrine in Namugongo — a sacred site honoring the courage and sacrifice of the Uganda martyrs. They were killed between 1885 and 1887 on the orders of King Mwanga.

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Day Tours

Why Choose Our Day Trips

Convenience

Perfect for those with tight schedules, our day trips offer a quick and convenient way to experience the best of Uganda.

Expertly Curated

Our itineraries are carefully crafted to ensure you get the most out of your short adventure, providing a well-rounded experience in just a few hours.

Local Insights

Benefit from the knowledge of tour guides who will unveil the hidden gems and stories behind each destination.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe to travel to Uganda?

Although Uganda has a long turbulent history of wars and massacre, those are days of the past. Now it is one of the safest countries to visit. Moreover, the Ugandan people are very warm, welcoming and hospitable. One visit and your heart will forever belong to Uganda.

What is the best time to travel to Uganda?

Uganda is an all year destination. However the best months are June-Oct, Dec-Feb.

What is the average cost of Uganda Safari?

The Uganda Safari Cost depends on several factors however the average cost of Uganda safari can come up to 700$ along with 900$ for accommodations per head.

Is Uganda a beautiful country?

Nicknamed as the "Pearl of Africa" Uganda is a very beautiful country with awesome landscapes, the array of wildlife, rainforests and several mesmerizing lakes and rivers.

How many national parks and reserves are there in Uganda?

With an array of wildlife and housing some of the rarest and endangered species, Uganda is home to no less than 10 National parks and 12 National Reserves.

Where would I be staying during Uganda Safari?

Uganda Safaris offer various tourist accommodations in the form of safari camps and campsites in all the popular Uganda National Parks along with hotels to hostels suiting every budget.

How difficult is gorilla trekking?

For gorilla trekking, you’ve to hike through difficult terrain, water bodies, thick vegetation, hills and valleys. The activity can possess some initial challenges but in the end, it’ll be rewarding.

Is it better to see gorillas in Uganda or Rwanda?

Uganda has more than half of the remaining Gorilla Population spread out in 5 Sectors of Bwindi Impenetrable forest giving travelers more choices. Gorilla Permits in Uganda are much cheaper than those in Rwanda giving tourists more value for money.

Book Your Day Trip Today

Ready for a whirlwind adventure? Take your pick from our enticing Day Tours below and let Uganda’s beauty unfold before you. Whether you seek a taste of Uganda’s culture, an adventure in the urban streets and markets or a serene retreat, our day trips have something.