CT 029 – Bwindi Uganda Gorillas (4 Days / 3 Nights)
Starting From
$5840
per person*
Safari HighlightsArrival in Bwindi

Route: Kampala – Bwindi – Nkuringo Gorilla Camp – Kampala
Meal Plan: LDBB – Lunch, Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
Accommodation: Mahogany Springs Lodge – Superior Rooms & Suites
Price $5840
Arrival in Bwindi
- Arrival at Entebbe International Airport.
- Aerolink flight to Kihihi (7:00 AM / 12:00 PM).
- Transfer to Mahogany Springs Lodge.
- Leisure afternoon, dinner, and overnight.
Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi
- Early breakfast at lodge.
- Early breakfast at lodge.
- One hour with gorillas.
- One hour with gorillas.
- Dinner and overnight at Mahogany Springs Lodge.
Optional Activities in Bwindi
- Breakfast at lodge.
- Choice: Batwa cultural visit / guided nature walk
- Lunch, dinner, and overnight at Mahogany Springs Lodge.
Return to Entebbe
- Breakfast at lodge.
- Transfer to Kihihi Airstrip, flight to Entebbe.
Arrival in Bwindi
Arrive at Entebbe International Airport and connect on Aerolink flight to Kihihi. Upon arrival, transfer to Mahogany Springs Lodge (Full Board). Afternoon free to relax. Dinner and overnight at Mahogany Springs Lodge.
Gorilla Trekking
After breakfast, proceed for your gorilla trekking adventure in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Spend one hour with gorillas once located. Return for lunch, evening at leisure. Dinner and overnight at Mahogany Springs Lodge (FB).
Optional Activities
Breakfast at the lodge. Choose between visiting the Batwa Experience Village or a guided forest walk. Lunch and dinner at the lodge. Overnight at Mahogany Springs Lodge (FB).
Return to Entebbe
Breakfast at the lodge, then transfer to Kihihi Airstrip for your Aerolink flight (9:45 AM – 11:25 AM) to Entebbe. Connect to your international flight.
Matthew Lye
- Visited Date: January, 2025
- Reviewed Date Date: f 2, 2025
Great tour! Reasonable price and excellent tour guide
We are extremely happy to have chosen Mr. Oliver Lugalia’s “Campofrio Safaris” to arrange a six day Kenyan safari for us at Samburu, Lake Nakuru, and Maasai Mara National Reserves, and we would prefer to retain their services in the future. Mr. Lugalia met us in person at the Campofrio offices in Nairobi before we finalized our arrangements. Our driver and guide Chris, was an extremely reliable and knowledgeable family man, capable of working from dawn to dusk, deeply familiar with the back roads of the parks we visited and with the habits of the animals who lived there. Someday we will go with him again to find the leopard, but we encountered not one but dozens of lions, the black rhino, white rhinos, cheetahs, literally scores of elephants, the hippopotamus trotting along in the dusk, ostriches, hyenas, jackals, foxes, and giraffes; innumerable zebras, buffalo, oryx, impalas, and waterbucks, as well as gazelles of every kind, even the tiny duk duk. There were also birds of every hue