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Children's Activities in Kibale and Bwindi

What children can do when they are too young to track.

Children under 15 cannot track gorillas and under 12 cannot track chimpanzees. See tracking rules and family tours.

See the wider Uganda wildlife authority tariff guide for every fee, and the permit price notice for 2027 changes.

At a glance

  • Gorilla: 15+
  • Chimps: 12+
Tariff

Fees and Rates

ActivityFNRFREAC
Guided short nature walk for children$5$5UGX 10,000
Painting and art work$10$10UGX 20,000
Children scouts adventurous activities$10$10UGX 20,000

About these rates. UWA states that tariff fees are subject to change without prior notice. FNR = foreign non-resident, FR = foreign resident, ROA = rest of Africa, EAC = citizen of an East African Community member state (paid in UGX). Source: Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) Conservation Tariff July 2024 to June 2026 and UWA letter ref. TDO 93/04 dated 26 February 2026.

Experience

What to Expect

Rates exclude entrance fees. These activities suit younger visitors who are too young to track gorillas or chimpanzees.

Tips

Planning Tips

Build days around age limits.

Itinerary

Where This Fits in a Uganda Itinerary

Kibale Forest National Park, near Fort Portal, is best known for chimpanzee tracking and is a natural stop on a western Uganda circuit that links Queen Elizabeth with Bwindi.

They give younger travellers something to do while older members of the group track gorillas or chimpanzees. Whatever you choose, build days around travel time: driving distances between the parks are long, and early starts are normal on a Uganda safari. If you are comparing destinations, start with Uganda's national parks and our Uganda safaris and tours.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

15 for gorillas and 12 for chimpanzees.

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