About Winfein Safaris

Kampala-based. Uganda-obsessed.

We design private and small-group journeys across Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth, Sipi Falls, Bwindi, Kibale, and the Nile — with local guides who treat every itinerary as personal.

Green hills and open skies of Uganda

Why travel with us

Uganda, done properly

Local guides, uncrowded parks, and logistics handled from Entebbe arrival to your final departure — so you can focus on the wild.

Expert Local Guides

Born here — they know every trail call and the quiet corners off the main track.

Uncrowded Beauty

Uganda still feels like a secret. Expect wildlife without the convoy.

Conservation First

Every journey supports communities and protects habitats.

Safe & Seamless

From airport to park gate, we handle the details.

Good to know

Questions before you travel

Straight answers about timing, permits, safety, and how we build your trip.

Ask us anything
When is the best time to visit Uganda?

Uganda is a year-round destination. Dry seasons (June–September and December–February) are ideal for gorilla trekking and savanna game drives. Green seasons bring lush landscapes, fewer crowds, and excellent birding around Sipi, Murchison, and Queen Elizabeth.

How far in advance should I book gorilla permits?

Gorilla permits often sell out 6–8 months ahead in peak months. Start early so we can lock Bwindi or Mgahinga dates that match your fitness and pace.

Can you combine Murchison, Queen Elizabeth, and Sipi Falls?

Yes — that is one of our favourite circuits. We sequence parks for drive times, wildlife windows, and a waterfall reset at Sipi when you want hills after savanna.

Are your safaris private or group tours?

Most journeys are privately guided. We also run select small-group departures (Sipi weekends, Lake Mburo, Nile days) when you prefer shared energy.

What is typically included?

Park fees, permits where needed, accommodation, transport, guiding, and many meals. International flights are usually excluded. Every itinerary lists inclusions clearly.

Is Uganda safe for travelers?

Uganda is widely regarded as welcoming and traveler-friendly. We work with trusted partners and handle logistics from Entebbe arrival through departure.

Traveler Stories

Don't just take our word for it.

Looking into the eyes of a silverback is something we will never forget. Murchison and Bwindi in one trip — seamless.

Sarah & James T. London, UK

Queen Elizabeth felt like our private park. Tree-climbing lions, Kazinga cruise, barely another vehicle.

Michael R. Sydney, Australia

Sipi Falls was the perfect weekend reset — waterfalls, coffee hills, and a guide who knew every trail.