Kampala, Uganda – February 4, 2026 – Rebo Safari, a leading provider of bespoke luxury safaris in East Africa, today announced the launch of its Gorilla Trekking Uganda experiences, offering travelers an immersive encounter with mountain gorillas in their natural habitats. The new tours promise unmatched wildlife access, expert guides, and fully curated itineraries for discerning safari enthusiasts.

Uganda is rapidly emerging as a top destination for wildlife tourism, with the number of visitors seeking gorilla trekking experiences increasing by 18% year-over-year, according to the Uganda Tourism Board. Travelers are looking for safe, personalized, and eco-conscious safari options in 2026.

Channel predictable tourism income to adjacent communities (schools, health clinics, anti-poaching support).
Support sustainable tourism that aligns with recent conservation wins — contributing to habitat protection and anti-poaching through local partnerships.

“Gorilla trekking is a privilege that must be matched with responsibility,” said Natasha Birungi, Founder & CEO, Rebo Safari. “We designed these Uganda itineraries to remove logistical friction for travelers while returning measurable support to the communities whose stewardship protects the gorillas.”

“Community benefit is essential to long-term conservation,” said Grace Namatovu, Program Director, Bwindi Community Conservation Initiative. “Partnerships that hire local trackers, support schools and finance ranger patrols change incentives on the ground. Rebo’s model is the kind of tourism that preserves both livelihoods and wildlife.”

About Rebo Safari

Rebo Safari (https://rebosafari.com) is an Uganda-based ecotour operator specializing in small-group, conservation-minded wildlife experiences across Uganda. Founded to connect international travelers with authentic, low-impact safaris, Rebo partners with local communities, licensed guides and Uganda Wildlife Authority to design trips that benefit people and wildlife. Its mission is to make sustainable travel accessible while directly funding local conservation and community development.