🇺🇬 7-Day Uganda Safari Packages & Tours
Compare 15 7-day Uganda safari packages from 12 verified local operators, starting from $1,960 per person (average $3,473). Popular itineraries visit Lake Mburo National Park, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Queen Elizabeth National Park, and Kibale National Park. Every package is a real, bookable trip — request a free tailored quote directly from the operator.
7-Day safaris in Uganda
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7 daysUganda7-Day 3-Day Whitewater rafting, Culture and Karamoja Adventure Safari
7 daysUganda7-Day Short Vacation Package – Safari & Gorilla Trekking
7 daysUgandaUganda's Ultimate Wildlife & Primate Adventure
7 daysUganda7-Day Chimpanzee and Gorilla Trekking in Uganda
7 daysUganda7-Day Murchision Chimps and Gorilla Trekking
7 daysUganda7-Day Gorilla And Chimpanzee Trekking Safari In Uganda
7 daysUganda7-Day Uganda Primate Experience and Wildlife safari
7 daysUganda7-Day Rwanda Golden Monkey and Uganda Gorilla Trekking
7 daysUganda7-Day Gorilla & chimps trek across Rwanda and Uganda
7 daysUganda7-Day Uganda Safari Highlights
7 daysUganda7-Day Murchison, Kibale, Queen Elizabeth and Bwindi National Park Safari
7 daysUganda7-Day Chimpanzee, Gorillas and Big 5 Safari Uganda
7 daysUganda7-Day Tailor-Made Holiday and Tour in Uganda via Rwanda
7 daysUganda7-Day Low Budget Chimps, Gorillas Trekking and Wildlife Tour
7 daysUganda7-Day Chimps, Gorillas Trekking and Wildlife Tour
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How much does a 7-day Uganda safari cost?+
The 7-day Uganda safaris listed here range from $1,960 to $5,740 per person, averaging around $3,473. The price depends on accommodation level (camping to luxury lodges), season and group size. Request a free quote for an exact price for your dates.
Which parks do these Uganda safaris visit?+
The most common stops across these packages are Lake Mburo National Park, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Queen Elizabeth National Park, and Kibale National Park. Each package page lists the full day-by-day itinerary with every park, reserve and overnight stop.
Is 7 days enough for a safari in Uganda?+
7 days is a sweet spot for Uganda: enough time to combine two or three parks at a relaxed pace, with good odds of seeing a wide range of wildlife across different ecosystems.
Who runs these Uganda safaris?+
These 15 packages are offered by 12 verified Uganda safari operators. SafariFind checks licences, insurance and genuine traveller reviews before listing an operator, and quotes are always free with no obligation.