Five safaris showcase Uganda’s beauty

This landlocked country in Eastern Africa is rich with wildlife, which can be found in the Rwenzori’s vast, well-maintained national parks and mountains.

We’ve compiled a list of five amazing safaris that Ugandan-based tour operator Rafiki eco-Safaris has organized.

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Western Circuit Culture & Wildlife Safari

This 15-day tour will show you Uganda’s culture, community, and wildlife. It will take you to Rwenzori, the highest point in Uganda, to view rare birds and chimpanzees. Queen Elizabeth National Park is where you can see elephants. You’ll also be able to watch fearsome hippos on riverboat cruises.

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You will be participating in many tours and experiences that support local communities. This tour also has a strong community component. You can also take a Crater Lake Walking Tour at Rweteera Safari Park to see the beauty of Lake Nyabikere (lake full of frogs). All tour guides are locals, and the income from tours has helped build a primary and secondary school.

See the beauty of Lake Nyabikere while taking a walk around the crater lake at Rweteera Safari Park

Luxury Game and Gorilla Trekking Safari

The 17-day safari offers glimpses of nearly all the wildlife Uganda has to share, but the highlight is the gorilla trekking trip in Bwindi Impenetrable forest. While observing these endangered apes in their natural habitat, you can learn about their feeding habits and behaviours.

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Another highlight is a boat cruise along the Nile to the famed Murchison Falls, which are 43m high. Also, a visit to Echuya swamp, where Grauer’s Swamp Warblers can be seen.

Queen Elizabeth National Park Safari

This park is ideal for those who dream of seeing large cats in their natural habitat. Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda is the most visited savannah park. It also offers one of Africa’s best spots to see tree-climbing lions. It is home to the largest number of large mammals in the country, with a wide range of habitats, including forests, lakes, and savannah grasslands.

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You will start the tour with a boat ride on Kazinga Channel. This natural channel is between Lake Edward and George and allows you to see hippos and crocodiles. You will then go on a game drive in the park to see lions and other wildlife. You will also be able to visit Bunyangabu Beekeepers Cooperative to learn more about honey harvesting.

Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda is the most visited savannah park.

Lake Mburo Tour

Lake Mburo National Park in Uganda is the smallest savannah park. It is conveniently located close to Kampala and the parks of western Uganda. The park is ideal for wildlife lovers who are looking to have close encounters. There are no lions in the park, which reduces the chance of them being attacked. You will see large eland antelopes with their spiral horns, impalas and other acacia-related birds.

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Before you arrive at Lake Mburo, stop by Mpambire’s traditional drum maker and then make a quick stop at the Equator. Uganda is the only place in the world that this imaginary line divides the Earth. You will then go on a nature walk in the park and then take part in a game drive so you can see wildlife close up. You can participate in another game drive on the last day before you return to Kampala.

Uganda Birding & Wildlife

This safari trip of ten days is perfect for bird watchers who love to birdwatch. At Lake Mburo National Park’s Mabamba birding site, embark on a search for the Shoebill. This stork-like bird can reach 140cm in size. The chance to spot saddle-billed storks or long-tailed cormorants with their silver-speckled backs is also available.

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Bwindi National Park is also home to half of the world’s gorillas. You can also go gorilla tracking there. You’ll end the wildlife portion of your tour with an early game drive at Queen Elizabeth National Park, where you can observe the lion’s tree-climbing.

References

Western Circuit Culture & Wildlife Safari

Luxury Game and Gorilla Trekking Safari

Queen Elizabeth National Park Safari

Lake Mburo Tour

Uganda Birding & Wildlife

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