One of the most spectacular and breath-taking game parks in Uganda is located in the middle of extensive Acacia woodland. Lake Mburo is a small national park (on the way back to Entebbe from Bwindi National Park) but it should not be underestimated. This is the only place to see zebras in southern Uganda and the only park with impalas, slender mongoose and giant bush rats in the world
Welcome to the world's primate capital and the best place to see the Chimpanzees. Home of up to approximately 1450 chimps! This tour introduces you to the Chimpanzee lifestyle and how they relate with monkeys in a walk to Bigodi swamp where you can see at least five(5) species of Monkeys and then walk to the top of the world where you can see three(3) crater lakes at the center focal point
This is the second largest park in Uganda, the National Park of Queen Elizabeth. Built at Mountain Rwenzori base and next to Edward and George reservoirs. The park is renowned for its abundant game of gazelles, Uganda kob, Warthogs, Cape Buffalos, Elephants and Lions, which are often seen in and at the park's entrance. Keep your eyes peeled in the wild for a leopard.
Kidepo Valley National Park is probably the most isolated but by far the most epic game park at a distance of over 700 km from the capital "Kampala" this game park is a true definition of typical African wilderness. With a large number of Buffalos, Ostriches and Zebras, it is home to yet another 75 species of mammals and over 470 species of birds that make it a perfect destination for birders and family escape
The complete Murchison falls is like a lost paradise with magnificent Acacia, palm trees and limitless numbers of wildlife species at every turn while at Zziwa Rhino Sanctuary you will have a strolling safari around the sanctuary which is now domestic and breeding area to Uganda’s closing white Rhinos however the highlight of this excursion is the magnificent show of the Mighty Rivers Nile, the roar and the force it uses to forces its majesty via a five meters rock gap
Named “The most beautiful place in the world” by CNN April 2019, Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is Home to over 500 endangered Mountain Gorillas half of the total number alive. A three hour drive from Isasha or & 7 Hours drive from Kampala will take you to Ruhijah the eastern side of Bwindi so that you are close to the starting point of tomorrows Gorilla tracking/habituation
