Located in the South Western part of Uganda, Queen Elizabeth National Park offers exceptional experiences with wildlife species. The park has a variety of species to spot while on holiday adventure and these include; elephants, buffalo, lions, leopards, kobs, oribi, small antelopes, deers, duicker, as well as the tree climbing lions which are most prominent in the Ishasha Sector where these are found relaxing/ resting in the big tree branches. These provide exceptional memories to all as they relax in the trees watching you take their photos to keep for memories.

Located in the North Western part of Uganda the park is very suitable for travelers looking to experience amazing wildlife encounters. There are various wildlife animals that inhabit the thick forest vegetation and these can be spotted while transferring along the tracks in the park. The park is one of the most prominent tourist attractions in Uganda with animals like giraffes, elephants, kobs, lions, leopards, small antelopes, buffalo, oribi, hyenas, waterbuck, etc. Game drives are done along the numerous tracks in the park. Other than the game drives travelers can take on boat cruises along the prominent Nile River at the bottom of the falls where travelers experience exceptional bird watching, clear views at the falls etc.

Also referred to as Africa’s wilderness with exceptional Savannah grasslands, Kidepo National Park is suitably located in the North Eastern part of Uganda offering wonderful wildlife safaris and scenery viewing to all travelers looking to encounter and experience the best of Uganda’s Nature. The park inhabits numerous species of wildlife animals like giraffes, cheetahs, elephants, kobs, leopards, buffalo and many others.

Situated in the South Western part of Uganda, Bwindi is the most prominent National Park in Uganda offering unique Gorilla Trekking Adventures to all Travelers that wish and want to experience the Gorillas of Uganda. Gorilla trekking is the most popular safari activity carried out here and requires one to transfer through the thick forest vegetation around the rare species of Mt. Gorillas searching for these incredible apes.

Situated in Western Uganda, Lake Mburo national Park is very prominent and beautiful offering remarkable wildlife adventures to all travelers that transfer to Uganda. The park inhabits various wildlife animals and these include; zebras, elephant, kobs, eland, buffalo, small antelopes, etc. This can be easily accessed by all travelers transferring to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park for Gorilla Trekking and Kibale Forest National Park for chimpanzee tracking. There are morning, afternoon and evening game drives offered at the park so as for travelers to enjoy watching the wildlife animals to the fullest as well as the nocturnal ones.

Kibale National Park is located in the western part of Uganda offering remarkable chimpanzee tracking safari experiences to all travelers interested in spotting the rare intelligent species of chimpanzees interact with their natural habitat. The park offers both chimpanzees tracking experiences where travelers encounter the chimpanzees for a period of an hour after searching for them for 2-4 hours and chimpanzee habituation experience where they stay in company with the chimpanzee from the time they wake up to the time they rest and sleep for the night (whole day experience).

Mountain Elgon lies in eastern Uganda on the border with Kenya. It was one time, thousands of years ago, Africa’s highest mountain but was gradually eroded reducing to the current height of 4321m – 8th in Africa. The mountain also possesses the largest caldera in the world measuring 50km by 80km. Climbing Mt. Elgon is not one of simply targeting to reach the summit, it is more about discovering the fascinating wildlife along the slopes. The varied vegetation zones harbor plenty of wildlife that you may encounter during the trek. There are also fascinating features such as caves, water pools, falls, and wonderful scenery. There are two major trails that lead to the peaks, taking 4 to 5 days. One is called the Sasa trail, accessible from Mbale, is the more direct to the peaks and goes through the largest area of bamboo forest. The second trail is called Piswa and is known to be a gentler hike.

Lake Bunyonyi is found in the South Western part of Uganda. It is Uganda’s deepest lake with a varying depth between 44m and 900m. Bunyonyi means “place of many little birds”. Commonly known for its fresh waters, moderate temperatures and ever-changing climate that is mostly cool in the mornings and evenings, let alone the scenery that is characterized by the flourishing green terraced hills and the breathtaking 29 islands that are scattered transversely in the central part of the water.