About Uganda & Safaris

Uganda is unrivaled on the continent as a bird watching destination with over 1,000 species of birds several of which are found where else on the planet. It is also a home to 13 types of primates including over half of the world’s endangered mountain gorillas and the chimpanzees. This Pearl of Africa has ten national parks displaying the best of East Africa with extensive flora and fauna. Get more information for your trip planning to Uganda at the Uganda safari  travel Guide. 

This is the most popular in Uganda famous for tree climbing lions; visit the beautiful Lake Mburo National Park to view the Impala, Buffalo, Topi and the largest herd of Zebras.

Is one of Africa’s most magnificent wildernesses with big game favorites such as Elephants, Giraffes, Zebras, Eland, Hartebeest, Lions, Hyena, cheetah and Africa’s largest single herd of Buffalos. Mgahinga Gorilla National Park has the two rare primates, Mountain Gorillas and Golden monkeys. This park also offers a unique Batwa forest experience and is on the border of Uganda, Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo.

Is the largest and most fascinating park in Uganda safari holidays whose existence is determined by the famous Murchison Falls.

Is best known for its primate population with 1450 chimpanzee and 13 other primate species. This Park has the most chimpanzees in Uganda and Africa as a whole.

Which is Uganda’s foremost tourist attraction where tracking the rare mountain Gorilla takes place in the remote forests of south western Uganda. The mountain Gorillas are found exclusively in the forests of Bwindi Impenetrable Uganda.

Is Africa’s highest mountain range. The high Rwenzori is a mountain wonderland with trails to the snow peaks following glacier curved valleys with fantastically colored masses and rare Afro-alpine plants. Mountain Elgon National Park. Mountain Elgon is among  oldest volcanic mountains in Africa surrounded by forests, inhabited by mammals and Birds. It offers numerous caves, cascading waterfalls that enchant you as you enjoy a climb up to the wagagai peak. Semliki National Park is an exceptionally exciting destination for bird and Primate watches. It has 441 recorded Bird species with 216 forest Birds and 80 Central African Species.