UGANDA SAFARIS

Uganda Gifted By Nature

“Sir Fredrick Jackson, former governor of Uganda protectorate, and keen ornithologist described the country as a “Hidden Eden…and wonderland for birds”

a list of Uganda's national parks ....

Bwindi Mountain Gorilla Safaris National Park

The park is best known for gorilla tracking in that it harbours half of the world’s remaining gorillas located in Buhoma and Nkuringo.  Despite the fact that focus is on gorillas the park is also known to Harbour at least 120 mammal species more than any national park in Uganda except Queen Elizabeth. More on Bwindi National park>>

Murchison Falls Wildlife Safari National Park

In total 76 mammals species have been recorded. Also present in the plains but less frequently observed are leopard spotted hyena and the localised patas monkey. Chimpanzees are also common in the Rabongo forest. The bird checklist of 460 confirmed and 19 unconfirmed species and water-associated birds are prolific along the river Nile, while raptors make a strong showing on the checklist with 53 species recorded. More on Murchison falls national Park>>

Queen Elizabeth Wildlife Safaris National Park

Over 95 mammal species have been recorded in QENP. The park harbours over ten primates including chimpanzees, vervet, blue, red tailed and L’Hoest Monkeys and others. Around 20 predators are found in the park, including lions, side stripped jackals, hyenas, leopards and others. Antelopes common to the park include Uganda Kob, Defassa water bucks, topi and many more. More on Queen Elizabeth national park>>

Kidepo Wildlife Tours National Park

This park lies in the far northeast of Uganda, isolated from the country by sparsely populated, arid badlands of Karamoja region. Kidepo is nevertheless one of the most captivating destinations in the country, boosting a strong wilderness atmosphere, rugged mountain scenery and exceptional game viewing and birdwatching. More on Kidepo Valley national park>>

Kibale Primates And Wildlife Safari National Park

Together with the nearby Kasenda Crater Lakes, Kibale Forest National Park are close to being an independent traveller’s dream, blessed with tantalising combination of inexpensive accommodation, easy access, wonderful scenery and a remarkable variety of activities. More on Kibale primates national park>>

Lake Mburo Wildlife Safari National Park

Lake Mburo harbours several species not easily observed elsewhere in Uganda. It is the only reserve in the country not easily observed else in Uganda. More on Lake Mburo national park>>

Mgahinga Gorilla Safari National Park

Known to protect over 75 Mammal species, Mgahinga protects lots of golden monkeys, black and white colobus, mountain gorillas, leopards, elephants, giant forest hogs, bushpig, buffaloes, bushbucks, black-fronted duiker and several varieties of rodents, bats and small predators. More on Mgahinga national park>>

Semliki Primates & Wildlife Safaris National Park

For the average tourist, Semliki is arguably more attractive for its vast scenery and wild, untrammeled atmosphere than for its game viewing. However primates are well represented with black-and white colobus, olive baboon and red-tailed and vervet, chimpanzees in Mugiri River forest, all regularly observed. More on Semliki national park>>

Rwenzori Mountains National Park

Known primarily for its challenging hiking and climbing the Rwenzori ranges also support a diversity of animals, including 70 mammals and 177 bird species, several of the birds being Albertine Rift Endemics. More on Mountain Rwenzori>>

Mountain Elgon National Park

Mount Elgon is the eighth -highest mountain in Africa and it rises from the broadest base of any freestanding mountain in the world. More Mountain Elgon>>

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