Uganda Safari Price Hike

Why You Should Book Your Gorilla Trek Before 2027

March 23, 2026 by

Nile Abenteuer Safaris

Beat the Increase: Uganda Announces New 2027 Safari Tariffs

The landscape of Uganda tourism is evolving. The Uganda Wildlife Authority has officially released a revised tariff structure that will take effect on January 1st, 2027. While the quality of the experience remains world-class, the cost of entry is set to rise.

For savvy travelers and "early birds," this is your signal to book your safari now for 2026 to lock in current rates.

Comparing the Changes (Effective Jan 1, 2027)

Here is a look at what the 2027 prices will look like for Foreign Non-Residents (FNR):

Gorilla Tracking: Increasing to $800 (Standard rate).
Gorilla Habituation: This bucket-list 4-hour experience will move to $1,800.
Chimpanzee Tracking (Kibale): Moving to $300.
Chimpanzee Habituation: Moving to $400.

The "Nile Abenteuer" Advice: Don't Wait

The difference between a 2026 low-season permit ($600) and a 2027 standard permit ($800) is significant, especially for couples or families. By booking your tour with Nile Abenteuer Safaris for a 2026 date, you aren't just securing a spot; you’re making a smart financial move.