Uganda Safaris

Kibale is home to the highest concentration of primates in Africa. Chimpanzee trekking allows visitors to observe these intelligent creatures in their natural forest habitat.

Known for its rich wildlife, Queen Elizabeth offers game drives where visitors can see the Big Four (lions, elephants, buffaloes, and leopards) along with other wildlife, including antelope and hippos.

A boat safari along the Nile River offers visitors a chance to spot wildlife such as hippos, crocodiles, elephants, and a variety of bird species while cruising near the dramatic Murchison Falls.

Located in the southern part of Queen Elizabeth National Park, Ishasha is famous for its tree-climbing lions. A safari here offers a unique chance to see lions lounging in fig trees, a rare behavior in the wild.

Mabamba Swamp, near Lake Victoria, is a prime spot for bird watching. It’s famous for its population of shoebill storks, along with numerous other bird species that make it a haven for bird enthusiasts.

Situated in the northeastern part of Uganda, Kidepo Valley offers vast savannah landscapes and is home to the Big Five (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhino) along with other wildlife like cheetahs and zebras.

Combining a mountain climbing adventure with wildlife spotting, visitors can trek the Rwenzori Mountains, exploring the diverse flora and fauna, including rare species of birds and mammals.

The Batwa people, known as the "Pygmies," offer cultural safaris where visitors can learn about their traditional lifestyles, customs, and relationship with the forest, while trekking the beautiful landscapes of Mgahinga.

Known for its diversity of wildlife, including zebras, impalas, and buffaloes, Lake Mburo National Park offers boat safaris and guided walks, providing a relaxed yet rewarding safari experience.