Safety and Security

You may encounter armed guards from the Ugandan Wildlife Authority, like this gentleman here, who will guide you through the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and keep you safe from wildlife. 

You may encounter armed guards from the Ugandan Wildlife Authority, like this gentleman here, who will guide you through the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and keep you safe from wildlife. 

Uganda is increasingly developing to one of the top safari holiday destinations in the world. With the improvement of infrastructure and political stability, the tourism industry is soaring to greater heights. The country is very safe both in cities and remote areas. However some common sense precautions should be taken. Do not flaunt your wealth by wearing expensive jewelry or carrying large wads of money openly. Avoid changing money in the streets. Likewise avoid overcrowded streets. Leave your valuables with the hotel for safe keeping. You will come across misleading information on various websites regarding as to how insecure Uganda is for travel. They are however usually outdated and do not reflect the present state of Uganda. We will provide you with the most up-to-date information about the security situation in Uganda prior to your trip and alert you if anything significant occurs. Uganda has become a very peaceful and welcoming location for tourists from around the world.