Uganda Safaris | Uganda wildlife & Gorilla Tours
Uganda safaris are very many in number and organized by the Uganda Wildlife Authority. Enjoy your safari tour holidays with Uganda tour companies. Uganda has a lot to offer in safaris and make sure you enjoy your safari in Uganda. There are many, including gorilla trekking safaris, chimpanzee safaris, wildlife safaris, African cultural safaris, birding safaris, and water safaris.
Enjoy a cheap Uganda safari to Queen Elizabeth National Park, Murchison Falls, Kibale Forest Park, Kidepo National park and the national game reserve. Uganda safaris include:
Murchison Falls safari:
Visit the biggest and oldest national park in Uganda. Murchison Falls National Park covers approximately 3,870 km. Murchison Falls National Park derives its name from the famous waterfall, which is formed when the Victoria Nile forces its way through a narrow cliff with a thunderous roar.
Chimpanzee trekking Uganda safaris
Chimpanzee trekking is one of the amazing safaris to encounter wildlife in Uganda. There are about 21 countries in Africa; however, they are better sighted in Uganda because the park that inhabits the chimpanzees is densely populated. Kibale Forest is one of the area’s best for chimpanzee tracking; however, they can also be sighted in Budongo Forest, in Murchison Falls National park or even in Kyambura Gorge in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Queen Elizabeth National Park has amazing scenery and game reserves; there are very many varieties of habitats, such as savanna grassland with many kinds of grassy plains, trees, swamps, and volcanic features, including volcanic cones, tropical rainforests, and deep craters.
Queen Elizabeth National Park is also a habitat to thousands of hippopotamuses in Africa, sight the games, bird species at Kazinga Channel, and visit the Kyambura Gorge to see the famous tree-climbing lions in Ishasha.
Kidepo valley National Park
Kidepo Valley National Park is true nature with scenic savanna landscapes. The park covers an area of 1,442 km. The park inhabits a number of mammals, including cheetahs, leopards, lions and many more.
Kidepo Valley National Park is the smallest wildlife park, rich in wild game. The birds are flourish a total of 400 bird species, and rich mammals, such as 68 different mammals, including buffaloes, leopards, hyenas ,zebras and many more.
Sipi falls safari
Sipi Falls safaris are one of the gorgeous waterfalls in Uganda; it’s located in the foothills of Mount Elgon, overlooking a plain.
The waterfalls are beautiful. The
The main fall of the fall attracts a big number of visitors in the area; there are a number of lodges.
Lake Bunyonyi
The lake is the second deepest crater lake in the world; the park is named after a local word that means a place of many birds. With a total of 26 islands, some of the areas are inhabited and terraced for agriculture. Watch as crested fly overhead paddle through misty mornings as the crested cranes.
Lake Mutanda
This is an amazing lake found in Kisoro for relaxing and exploring the town after visiting the mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Mgahinga National Park. Spot the bird species and water activities; enjoy watching the inhabitants of the place.
Bwindi impenetrable National park
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a habitat area for the mountain gorillas in the wild. The largest population of these endangered primates in the three countries that inhabit the mountain gorillas is found in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
The park is always recognized by the UNESCO as a world heritage site.
Kibale Forest national park
The park is found in the town of Fort Portal in the western part of Uganda, east of the Rwenori Mountains; the green rainforest covers 766 km and ranges in altitude from 1600 m. The forest is both Montana and lowland forest with Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Rwenzori Mountains
Mountain Rwenzori is found at the border between the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Margherita is one of the snow-capped peaks found at Rwenzori Mountain; it stands at a height of 5109 m, stretching to 110 km in length. UNESCO, a world heritage, has also included a range of landscapes; it’s a thick tropical rainforest on lower slopes.
Mount Elgon National park
The park is located at the border between Uganda and Kenya. Mountain Elgon National Park has one of the largest volcano calderas in the world, which covers over 40 km2 on top. It’s the second highest mountain in Uganda, after mountain Rwenzori; Wagagai is the highest peak at a height of 4,450 km.
Ssese islands
The island is located along the north-west part of the shores of Lake Victoria. It’s stunning, with white sands on the beaches making it a great place to relax. Encounter and enjoy a good canoe ride and beautiful scenery; however, you’re not allowed to swim. There is a risk of bilharziasis. Usually crocodiles and hippos are seen in the area.
Semuliki National park
The park is 230 sq km of the valley floor between the heights of the huge steaming jungle of the central Africa region and East Africa. The park offers a lot, including visiting the hot springs, birding, scenery, primates, wildlife and many more.
Lake Victoria, Uganda
Lake Victoria is the second-largest freshwater lake in the world and the largest in Africa. There are a number of activities to encounter; these include canoeing, relaxing, birding, swimming, fishing and many more to encounter. The lake stretches between the western and eastern rift valleys.
