Overview

Unlock the magic of Uganda, the Pearl of Africa, by exploring its ten diverse National Parks, each offering a unique ecosystem and unforgettable adventure. The most popular parks, like Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls, are peerless safari destinations. Here, you can seek out four of the classic Big Five and observe the famous tree-climbing lions, while cruising the Nile past the spectacular Murchison Falls, crocodiles, and the unique shoebill stork.

Venture southwest to Bwindi Impenetrable and Mgahinga Gorilla National Parks, the global strongholds for Great Apes. Bwindi's dense rainforests are the primary home of the endangered Mountain Gorillas, set amidst extraordinarily rich flora, from giant lobelias to thick bamboo. The dramatic, picturesque mountains often referred to as the "Switzerland of Africa," add to the genuine thrill of the trek.

Beyond the gorillas and big game, Uganda boasts Kibale National Park, often called the world's primate capital, where you can track 13 primate species, notably chimpanzees. If high altitude calls, conquer the massive volcanic crater of Mount Elgon. Every Ugandan park is a treasure trove, promising wild encounters, rich biodiversity, and cultural immersion.