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Established on 5th March 2019 and fully registered in Uganda, We specialize in offering comprehensive tours and travel services. Our expertise spans both inbound and outbound travel, encompassing a wide range of services including Hajj & Umrah packages, Air ticketing, Tours & Safaris, Hotel Booking, Car hire, Airport Transfers, Visa Assistance and Travel consultancy. At Siiru Tours & Travel Ltd, we are dedicated to providing personalized and seamless travel experiences, ensuring every journey with us is memorable and stress-free.

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Uganda safari frequently asked questions

Gorilla trekking in Uganda provides a cost-effective option compared to neighboring Rwanda, with more affordable permits. Uganda hosts approximately half of the world’s mountain gorilla population, with over 500 individuals. The country offers a high chance of observing habituated gorilla families, with Bwindi Impenetrable Forest housing 18 gorilla groups, along with 2 habituation families. Additionally, Mgahinga National Park is home to one gorilla group.

Yes, gorilla trekking in both Uganda and Rwanda is generally safe. Gorillas have been habituated over time to human presence, making them relatively accustomed to tourists. As you approach them, they typically remain undisturbed. Gorillas are peaceful creatures with instincts similar to humans. To ensure safety, tourists receive thorough briefings on proper behavior around the gorillas. It’s important to follow these guidelines to avoid causing any distress to the animals, as they will protect themselves if they sense any threat.

Yes, a safari in Uganda is generally safe for tourists. The country has made significant improvements in ensuring the safety of visitors to its national parks and wildlife reserves. Park rangers and experienced guides are on hand to provide assistance and ensure your safety throughout the safari. It’s important to adhere to the guidelines and instructions given by your tour guides and park authorities. Exercise caution around wildlife and respect their natural habitats. Additionally, traveling with reputable tour operators who emphasize safety measures is highly recommended.

In Uganda, the cost for a gorilla trekking tour starts at $800  for a single-day trek for foreing non residents, $700 for foreing residents, $500 for African citizens  and  ugx 250,000 for East african citizens.

with prices reaching up to $1500 for a three-day trek in Bwindi National Park. In Rwanda, a one-day gorilla trek costs $1900, while a two-day tour is priced at $2500. Prices may decrease with larger group sizes.

The cost of a Uganda safari depends on several factors, including the number of participants, the type of accommodation, and the choice of park destinations. Group sizes can impact the cost per person, with larger groups often reducing individual expenses. Accommodation options range from budget-friendly campsites to luxurious lodges, influencing overall costs. Additionally, entry fees and activity charges vary by national park. Basic safari packages can start around $500 per person, while more luxurious experiences can exceed $3000 per person.