East Africa has some of the most alluring and exquisite terrain offering some memorable wildlife safaris.

Gifted by nature, Uganda is the pearl of Africa lying in the eastern part of Africa. It is bordered by Kenya, Tanzania, Sudan, Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire). The more you become acquainted with this beautiful country, the more you will enjoy your experience.

Rwanda, known as the "land of a thousand hills", is home to what is estimated to be a third of the 750 remaining mountain gorillas. Golden monkeys, giraffes, hippos, zebras, leopards and crocodiles are just some of the wildlife you'll see while enjoying a safari is this fascinating country.

Queen Elizabeth National Park Safari

3 days

One of the outstanding treasures of Uganda! The park has recently been designated a Biosphere Reserve for Humanity under UNESCO. The park covers 2000 sq. kms and includes a remarkable variety of eco-systems; from deciduous tropical forest to green meadows, savannahs and swamps. It is the home of the famous tree-climbing lions, the Uganda kob and other antelope as well as elephant, buffalo, hippos, baboons, and chimpanzee.

Over 500 species of birds have been recorded here making it prime target for birdwatchers.  Species recorded include the shoebill stork, black bee-eater, 11 types of kingfishers and a variety of raptors including several falcons and eagles.  In the crater lakes, spectacular flocks of flamingos gather, creating the image of a moving pink carpet. The park is located in the Western Arm of the Great East African Rift valley; the park extends its horizons to the foothills of magnificent scenery of Mt.Rwenzori in the North to Ishasha sector southwards famous for rare tree climbing lion’s.

The launch trip along the Kazinga Channel between Lake George and Edward is a memorable way to view the variety of game in Queen Elizabeth.

Bwindi National Park Safari

3 - 7 days

Bwindi is located in south-western Uganda on the edge of the western rift valley covering 331 sq. kms.  It is one of the largest natural forests in East Africa, supporting large number of plants and animals not found elsewhere in the continent.

 The park is Located amidst magnificent forests in the extreme end of south western Uganda, across the steep escarpments of the western rift valley, Bwindi is the only park in the world which is famous for harboring almost half of the world's endangered gorillas. There are now only 650 left in the world! It is worthwhile for you to encounter one group of habituated gorillas believed to be the origin of mankind; the hottest attraction in Uganda today!

 The forest is also a habitat for over 80 species of mammals, other primates and 346 species of bird life of which almost 90% of them are endemic to East Africa. Performances by the local communities in the evening around Buhoma are worthwhile to see or cultural village walks to meet and interact with the local communities are optional activities to be done.

There are many choices of accommodation: The volcanoes (High end/luxurious accommodation), Buhoma Homestead, Gorilla resort, Mantana tented camp, Gorilla forest camp, Lake Kitandara Tented camp.

Murchison Falls National Park

3 days

Murchison Falls National Park covers an area of 3,840-sq km with an altitude of 619m at the delta and 1,292m at Rabongo Hill. The mean temperature is 29 ° and 21°C-low C-high. The park is a protected area being part of the bugungu and karuma wildlife reserves. The park derives its name from the Murchison falls where the mighty Nile River explodes through a narrow gorge and flows down to become a placid river whose banks are thronged with hippos, crocodiles, waterbucks and buffalo. The vegetation is characterized by savannah, riverine forest and woodland.

It has recorded 76 mammal species like lions and chimpanzees and 450 bird species including the rare shoebill. It is also known to be the largest national park in Uganda.

The park can be accessed by either road or Air.

By road: From Kampala through Masindi (via Kichumbanyobo gate), Paraa is a 4.5 hour drive, 2 hours on tarmac and 2.5 hours on Murram roads.

By Air: Bugungu airfield is situated only a few kilometers from the park headquarters at Paraa on the Southern side of the River Nile to cater for the tourists staying at Nile Safari Camp, the Red Chili Rest Camp and Sambiya River Lodge. There is also Pakuba airfield which is situated on the North bank providing access to Paraa Lodge.

Rwenzori Mountain National Park

9 days

Mountain Rwenzori Park is a splendid world of ice and snow, with its massive ice-rime sculptures and mind-boggling vegetation, and arguably surpasses other afro-alpine areas in its beauty, wonder and interest to mountaineering enthusiasts.  This park, covering 996 sq. kms., provides a magnificent environment for both experienced climbers and casual day hikers. 

These legendary mountains exhibit spectacular scenic beauty and provide a unique habitat for many rare and indigenous plants and animals.  The highest mountain in the range, Mt. Stanley, is the third highest in Africa after Mt. Kilimanjaro and Mt. Kenya.  Its highest peak, Margharita, rises 5109 m above sea level.  The giant lobelia and the groundsell are hallmarks of the Rwenzori.  All of the above make this park an unforgettable visitor destination.

Decreasing temperature with increasing altitude has resulted in marked zoning of vegetation, which is of great interest to scientists and a delightful experience for visitors.  In fact, more people visit the Rwenzori to explore and experience the fascinating vegetation than to climb the peaks and glaciers.

Rwenzori Mountain National Park is a splendid world of ice and snow, with its massive ice-rime sculptures and mind-boggling vegetation, and arguably surpasses other afro-alpine areas in its beauty, wonder and interest to mountaineering enthusiasts.  This park, covering 996 sq. kms., provides a magnificent environment for both experienced climbers and casual day hikers.   These legendary mountains exhibit spectacular scenic beauty and provide a unique habitat for many rare and indigenous plants and animals.  The highest mountain in the range, Mt. Stanley, is the third highest in Africa after Mt. Kilimanjaro and Mt. Kenya.  Its highest peak, Margharita, rises 5109 m above sea level.  The giant lobelia and the groundsell are hallmarks of the Rwenzori.  All of the above make this park an unforgettable visitor destination.

Decreasing temperature with increasing altitude has resulted in marked zoning of vegetation, which is of great interest to scientists and a delightful experience for visitors.  In fact, more people visit the Rwenzori to explore and experience the fascinating vegetation than to climb the peaks and glaciers.

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