safari in Uganda

Uganda boasts 10 National Parks and 16 game reserves, making it a top destination for Safaris, safari in Uganda have the tropical and equatorial Savannah climate and vegetation attract many Safari enthusiasts. Wildlife lovers can spot the big five, including lions, elephants, buffaloes, and the endangered rhino in the protected Ziwa Rhino sanctuary.

Queen Elizabeth National Park is the only place where visitors can see tree-climbing lions. They can also witness large herds of buffalo and elephant groups grazing at water holes and Kazinga Channel, as well as lion hunting in Kasenyi or Ishasha during an early morning drive. Kidepo Valley National Park ranks as the third-best wilderness in Africa, offering a remote, culturally rich, exotic, and unexplored adventure. It boasts the largest numbers of buffalo, birds, ostriches, cheetahs, and lions, making it a true definition of an African Wilderness.

Murchison Falls National Park is Uganda’s most visited park, thanks to the world’s most powerful falls, the River Nile’s Jewel. Visitors can enjoy a dreamy stay and adventure in the park’s largest area, filled with antelopes, Rothschild giraffes, and Uganda’s endemic Uganda Kop. With over 11% of the world’s bird species and more than 1065 bird species, Uganda is a bird watcher’s paradise. The country is also home to several primates, including chimpanzees and mountain gorillas.

Visitors can also explore the snow-capped mountain of the moon, push their adrenaline with white water rafting at the Source of the Nile, and have an unforgettable experience in the dense forests of Budongo and Mabira. Although Uganda is a small country, it has a lot to offer, and visitors can tailor their Safari to suit their desires.