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15 days safari to Uganda Highlights: Chimps, Gorillas, Primates, Games, Toads, frogs, butterflies, pygmies Day 1: ARRIVAL Airport pickup by our representative who will transfer you to your hotel in Kampala. Depending on the arrival time there is the optional … Continue reading →

Highlights: Mountains, Fresh water lakes and salt inland lakes, Marshland, broad savannah, wetlands, gallery, lowland forest, Over 550 species of birds,95 mammal species, over 100 species of butterflies, Chimpanzees, monkeys, baboon cliffs, bat caves, Gorillas, Monkeys, Butterflies, 5 lakes, Open … Continue reading →

Chimps, Primates, birds, moths, butterflies, snakes, frogs, toads   Day 1: Early transfer to Kibale National Park. Have lunch in fort portal town and afternoon visit to the Karambi tombs the burial grounds for the Toro loyal family. We shall … Continue reading →

Lake Mburo National Park Day 1 Arrive Entebbe airport and transfer to Hotel Equatoria. Afternoon city tour – visiting the historic Kabakas’ (kings) tombs, The Bulange – central administration for the Buganda kingdom, Religious sites, the Museum, the African Craft … Continue reading →

Lying in the northwestern part of Uganda, this park is Uganda’s largest faunal reserve. This bears the attraction of the famous waterfall from which it derives its name – Murchison Falls. The basic activities at the park are: gamedrives, nature … Continue reading →

There must be something about Queen Elizabeth National Park that makes people drive so far. Space and well-distributed trees welcome you and the lack of pollution – the air is so clean. With its landscape dominated by the snow capped … Continue reading →

This is another of the very unique features possessed by Uganda. It is a very spectacular Park having scenery unsurpassed anywhere in East Africa. Isolated in the extreme northeastern corner the Kidepo has a vast altitude change. This offers wide … Continue reading →

The Park is located on the edge of the western rift valley and is shared by three districts. The annual temperature is 70 – 200C and the coldest months are June – July. The heaviest rains are in March – … Continue reading →

Mount Elgon National Park Right on the border of Uganda and Kenya lies this mountain, an extinct volcano. There are great caves, gorges and waterfalls that give very stunning scenery. There is abundant bird life, leopard, hyena, civet, baboon, buffalo, … Continue reading →

Lion Safari – Queen Elizabeth National Park Day 1 Leave Kampala after your breakfast and head west. You will stop over at the equator for photographs. Lunch at Lake View Hotel, Mbarara. Another short descent of the escarpment will get … Continue reading →