While Uganda is definitely under the safari radar compared to the big boys of Africa (think Tanzania, Kenya, South Africa), it still packs quite the punch when it comes to wildlife and a Uganda safari holiday will not disappoint. Lion, leopard, buffalo and elephant can all be seen on a Uganda safari tour, not to mention the animal the country is perhaps most famed for, the mountain gorilla.
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Where to go in Uganda
Murchison Falls
Uganda's largest national park, Murchison Falls is split by the gushing waters of the River Nile and is home to a rich population of big game...
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Sandwiched between Lake George and Lake Edward on the south west border of Uganda, Queen Elizabeth National Park is known for its varied topography,...
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
Home to half of the world’s remaining Mountain Gorilla population; Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is prime primate territory. With Mountain Gorilla...
Kibale National Park & Semliki Wildlife Reserve
On the western border of Uganda, Semliki Wildlife Reserve protects 85 square miles of lush rainforest and low lying wetland. A little further...
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What to do in Uganda
Wildlife in Uganda
The wildlife (and primarily the primates) often grab the headlines, but Uganda’s landscapes are equally stunning, from the vastness of Lake...
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Luxury Hotels in Uganda
Ishasha Wilderness Camp
Ishasha Wilderness Camp is located on the Ntungwe River in the remote southern sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Apoka Safari Lodge
Apoka is the only lodge in the middle of Kidepo Valley National Park in the heart of the Narus Valley.
Bwindi Lodge
Bwindi Lodge is the ideal place from which to explore the forests of Bwindi for their elusive inhabitants, habituated gorilla and chimpanzee groups.
Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge
Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge is situated high on Nteko Ridge in Nkuringo, bordering the South Western corner of the Bwindi National Park. At...
Kyambura Gorge Lodge
Kyambura Gorge Lodge boasts one of the finest views in all of Africa, situated as it is overlooking the 300ft deep Kyambura Gorge and the beautiful...
Mihingo Lodge
Mihingo is a peaceful lodge on a kopje adjacent to Lake Mburo National Park and is the perfect stop off point on the journey to Bwindi Impenetrable...
Ndali Lodge
Ndali Lodge sits on the edge of Lake Nyinambuga – a flooded volcano crater in the Bunyaruguru crater lake region of Western Uganda, and is...
Kyaninga Lodge
Set against the stunning backdrop of Lake Kyaninga sits the Kyaninga Lodge; the brainchild of British explorer, Steve Williams, whose vision...
Baker's Lodge
Taking its name from the legendary English explorer Samuel Baker, Baker’s Lodge offers a charming and authentic base for safaris within the...
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