Uganda Safari Cost for Two People: A Complete 2026 Budget Guide
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Uganda Safari Cost for Two People: A Complete 2026 Budget Guide

A transparent price breakdown for couples and pairs: permit allocations, luxury vs mid-range lodges, private 4x4 transport, and custom itineraries.

Planning a safari in Uganda for two people is one of the most rewarding ways to experience Africa. Because vehicle and guide costs are shared between two passengers, safari packages offer excellent value.

Key Cost Components

1. Official Permits: Gorilla permits are fixed by UWA at $800 USD per person ($1,600 total for two). Chimpanzee permits in Kibale are $250 USD per person ($500 for two).

2. Private 4x4 Vehicle & Guide: A dedicated safari 4WD Land Cruiser with custom pop-up roof, fuel, and master driver-guide ranges between $180 and $250 USD per day.

3. Accommodations (Full Board): Mid-range eco-lodges typically cost between $150 and $300 USD per double room per night. Luxury safari lodges range from $450 to $900+ USD per night including gourmet multi-course meals.

Sample Budget Estimates for 2 People

- 3-Day Gorilla Trekking Safari: Approximately $1,290 – $1,850 USD per person.

- 7-Day Ultimate Primates & Wildlife Safari: Approximately $2,600 – $3,400 USD per person.

- 10-Day Luxury Grand Circuit: Approximately $3,800 – $4,800 USD per person.

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