Uganda is the only place where tourists can find both mountain gorillas and
chimpanzees in the same habitat. With our myriad Uganda safaris, you stand a
higher chance to unearth several of the country’s unique faunal and floral species,
enjoy great adventures both on mountainous areas and water bodies. Our Uganda
safaris are a perfect introduction to the finest destinations and distinct attractions that
make Uganda a truly the pearl of Africa.
Uganda is a pure destination, a place to experience Africa as raw as it is. Book any
of our safari packages and be rest assured of exceptional experiences
encompassing different regions in Uganda. Our Uganda safari tour packages cover
areas as far as the Semi-arid Karamoja in the Northeast to extreme Southwest as
you explore the mountain gorillas in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park and Bwindi
Impenetrable NP; Sipi Falls & Mt. Elgon hiking experiences in the East to game
drives in Queen Elizabeth NP, Lake Mburo National Park in the western side of the
country and Murchison Falls NP in the Northwestern circuit.
Interestingly, we organize exceptionally distinct safari packages. Visitors can choose
from our exceptional short Uganda tours or long safaris. Regardless, these all come
at the most affordable rates.
Location
Uganda is a landlocked country located in East Africa and bordering it is Kenya to
the East, South Sudan to the North, Rwanda to the Southwest, and Tanzania to the
South and D.R. Congo to the west. Uganda is a compact nation with area coverage
of 241551sq.km and features myriad of terrestrial and inland water protected areas.
It is one of the 13 countries crossed by the Equator and
Main Uganda safari destinations to visit
As soon as you make up your mind to spend a safari holiday in Uganda, the
following should be must-visit destinations. Each of Uganda’s travel destinations has
something unique for tourists to explore and experience. The most popular
destinations in Uganda;

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park –Located in the far Southwestern part of Uganda,
and this is home to about 459 endangered mountain gorillas. Bwindi spans over a
series of steep ridges and valleys, also serves as major source of 5 major rivers that
empty their water into Lake Edward. It was officially recognized as a park in 1991
and after, became a UNESCO site in 1994.
Bwindi National Park occupies the land area of 331sq.km and overall, it features a
lush tropical rainforest. This is where majority of the park’s wildlife survive from
including mountain gorillas, l’hoest monkeys, chimpanzees, 27 species of frogs, 220
colorful butterflies, 350 bird species; yellow backed duikers, giant forest hogs,
elephants, golden cats, buffaloes, bush pigs and more.
Murchison Falls National Park –Uganda’s largest park expanding over 3840sq.km
and this is the only park set in the Northwestern part of the country. Aside from huge
concentrations of wildlife, Murchison Falls NP is most popular for its strongest
waterfall –the Murchison Waterfalls. The park was gazetted in 1952 and holds
diversity of wildlife including leopards, lions, buffaloes, elephants, warthogs, oribis,
Uganda kobs, hyenas, bushbucks, giraffes, hartebeest, and many primates living in
Budongo Forest.
Key activities to enjoy on Uganda safaris in Murchison Falls NP include guided game
drives, boat or launch cruise, guided nature walks, chimpanzee trekking, trek to the
top of the falls and birding.
Queen Elizabeth National Park –a perfect place to encounter abundant wildlife and
this is Uganda’s 2 nd largest park spanning over 1978sq.km. At Queen Elizabeth NP,
there are diverse wildlife species to see including African buffaloes, African
elephants, topis, leopards, chimpanzees, spotted hyenas, hippos, waterbucks, Nile
crocodiles, Uganda Kobs, warthogs and lions plus more than 620 species of birds.
The main activities to enjoy on a safari in Queen Elizabeth Park include game drives
in Ishasha and Kasenyi sectors, boat cruise on Kazinga channel, bird watching,
community visits, chimpanzee tracking and others.
Kibale National Park –Uganda safaris offer opportunity to visitors to explore not only
savanna wildlife, but also get up close and personal with chimpanzees and other

primates. Kibale is truly a primate capital of the world and was gazetted in 1993 and
occupies the land area of about 795sq.km.
At Kibale National Park, there are several primates to be encountered. These include
galagos, olive baboons, black & white colobus monkeys, l’hoest monkeys, blue
monkeys, vervet monkeys, red tailed monkeys, grey cheeked mangabeys, red
colobus monkeys, patas monkeys and others. Amazing things to do while in Kibale
include chimpanzee tracking, nature/forest walks, chimpanzee habituation, bird
watching, crater lake walks, and community visits.
Other places to visit on Uganda safaris include Rwenzori Mountains National Park,
Lake Mburo National Park, Kidepo Valley National Park, Mount Elgon National Park,
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, and Semuliki National Park.
What to expect on Uganda safaris?
Uganda is a special place where tourists can explore and experience almost
everything that Africa has to offer the world. There is a lot to be explored in the pearl
of Africa starting from the very first time you land in at the Entebbe International
Airport (EBB). On a Uganda safari, expect to have a blend of experiences ranging
from primate adventures –golden monkey tracking, gorilla trekking, mangabey
tracking, gorilla habituation experience, chimpanzee tracking, and more;
Adrenaline adventures in Jinja including whitewater rafting, kayaking, jet boating,
tubing, bungee jumping; game drives, rhino tracking, mountaineering, cycling, quad
biking, birding and others.
What to pack
A complete safari in Uganda requires you to pack appropriately and essentials
should come first. These include waterproof daypack, insect repellents, safari
clothes, sun protection gear, waterproof walking shoes, rain jacket, medical kit,
trousers and more.
When to travel for a Uganda safari
Safaris to Uganda can be done at any time of the year. But the most preferred period
for most activities is the dry season which occurs twice a year; from June to

September and December to February. This is the best time to visit Uganda for
game drives, chimpanzee and gorilla trekking, mountain climbing, golden monkey
tracking, etc.
In conclusion, Uganda safaris offer variety of experiences with guarantee for you to
encounter different faunal and floral species. Our Uganda safari packages are
flexible allowing you to visit any destination of choice or engage in any safari