Uganda, paid in EUR.
Mountain gorillas at half Rwanda's permit price, plus the source of the Nile.
Real change, 12 months
+8.6%
Cheaper. Exchange rate alone: +9.8%. Local prices: +4.1%.
A day on the ground, in EUR
€76
- Lean
- €30
- Comfort
- €211
The short answerIn EUR, as of November 12, 2026
Uganda: as of November 12, 2026, 8.6% cheaper than a year ago for travelers paid in EUR (Euro), after adjusting for inflation at home and there. The exchange rate on its own moved +9.8%, and prices in the country rose +4.1%. A mid-range day costs about €76 per person, excluding international flights. Across the 18 currencies we track, AUD gained the most ground there (+19.8%) and SEK did worst (+5.5%).
What EUR buys there
30 monthsNov 12, 2026After inflation 108.6Exchange rate only 111.9
Same trip, different wallets
The real 12-month change for this one country, by the currency you earn. The spread is the part of the story that has nothing to do with the destination.
- Australian dollarA$123+19.8%
- Norwegian kronekr 807+19.6%
- South African randR 1,402+18.6%
- British pound£64+15.0%
- UAE dirhamAED 310+14.7%
- Singapore dollarS$108+14.1%
- US dollar$84+14.1%
- Mexican pesoMX$1,571+12.5%
- New Zealand dollarNZ$152+12.4%
- Canadian dollarC$120+11.3%
- Hong Kong dollarHK$661+11.2%
- Indian rupee₹7,904+9.0%
- Brazilian realR$471+8.7%
- Japanese yen¥13,500+8.7%
- Euro€76+8.6%
- Danish kronekr 569+7.3%
- Swiss francCHF 70+6.6%
- Swedish kronakr 842+5.5%