Gorilla Trekking In Uganda & Gorilla Habituation Experience In Bwindi
More than half of the world’s mountain gorillas live in Uganda’s Bwindi and Mgahinga National Parks. This priceless popular Uganda gorilla tour adventure activity is the highlight of a safari to Uganda, but it offers only 1 hour with gorillas.
For those who want to spend 4 hours with gorillas on your Uganda gorilla safari, the exclusive Gorilla Habituation Experience in Bwindi offers just that.
Chimpanzee Trekking In Uganda & Chimpanzee Habituation Experience
Uganda is home to about 5700 wild chimpanzees, our closest genetic cousins. Chimpanzee trekking in Uganda is another top experience to enjoy whilst on a safari in Uganda.
The trek allows you 1 hour with chimps. For a more immersive encounter, Uganda also offers Chimpanzee habituation experience that offers a full day with chimps in Kibale Forest.
Golden Monkey Tracking In Mgahinga Gorilla Park
Golden monkey tracking in Mgahinga is another of the best things to do in Uganda for primate lovers that undertake safaris to Uganda. These beautiful, rare primates are found only in the Virunga Volcanoes and nowhere else on the planet.
They live in groups of up to 100 individuals and love to eat bamboo. Golden Monkey tracking in Uganda can be done at any time of the year and it provides a chance to see other monkey species.
Uganda Safari Game Drives (Big Game Viewing In Uganda)
Uganda is in the shadow of Kenya and Tanzania when it comes to African safari game drives. But, the savannah game parks in Uganda/National parks in Uganda also offer satisfying big game safaris on drives – and without crowds.
During these Uganda safaris game drives, one can see four of the Big Five (Elephant, Buffalo, Lion, and Leopard) can be seen. Rhinos can only be tracked in Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary on foot.
Boat Cruise Safaris In Uganda/ Game Viewing Boat Cruise Safaris
Uganda is the best country in East Africa for wildlife boat safaris. Boat safaris are available in Uganda’s national parks of Murchison Falls National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Lake Mburo National Park, and Lake Bunyonyi.
Boat cruise safaris in Uganda offer a closer view of hippos, crocodiles, elephants, buffalos, and waterbirds. The afternoon is the best time for boat cruise safari Uganda tours.
Birding In Uganda-Birdwatching In Uganda
Uganda is a birding paradise with 1074 Uganda bird species which is 50% of Africa’s species and 11% of the world’s bird species.
This huge bird list is contained within a small territory, about the size of Britain, hence having one of the highest concentrations of birds per square kilometer in Africa. Birdwatching is a top Uganda safari activity.
Horseback Riding In Uganda Adventures
When you’re in or passing near Lake Mburo NP, don’t miss the opportunity of going on an amazing horseback safari offered by Mihingo Lodge.
It is a truly unique and authentic Uganda safari experience and you’ll feel right at home surrounded by Zebras, Buffalos, and Impalas.
You can also go horse riding as you enjoy the sights along the banks of the mighty Nile River in Jinja.
Game & Forest Nature Walks In Uganda
Game and forest nature walks bring you up close to nature during your Uganda safaris. It exposes you to a lot of native wildlife including mammals, birds, butterflies, monkeys, reptiles, amphibians, and important unique plants & trees.
Uganda has many remarkable places for nature walks such as Mabira Forest and Lake Mburo National Park.
Canoe Ride On Lake Bunyonyi Uganda
Lake Bunyonyi and its 29 islands are undisputedly one of the most beautiful, tranquil areas of Uganda and Africa.
During Uganda safaris, you can explore the lake by cruising in a dug-out canoe at any time of the day, but the early morning is the most exciting when there is a lot of mist over the lake.
It is a sight often compared to one of the mystic scenes in the famous movie “lord of the rings”.
Mountain Climbing & Hiking Safaris in Uganda
Uganda is simply a hiking haven with many mountains and hiking trails. In western Uganda are the snowcapped Rwenzori Mountains; the highest block mountain in Africa.
In the east, is Mount Elgon, the largest solitary volcano in Africa, and in the southwest, are the extinct volcanic cones of the Virunga Mountains to hike on Uganda treks.
Visiting The Source Of The Nile – Jinja
Uganda safaris are never comprehensive without visiting the source of the Nile in Jinja – the adventure capital of East Africa.
On Uganda trips to Jinja, you can undertake activities including rafting, kayaking, biking, bungee jumping, and jet boating.
If you’re less active, simply lounge on an island resort on the River Nile and enjoy the spectacle.
Sport Fishing In Uganda
Sportfishing in Uganda, on its freshwater lakes and Rivers, is becoming popular and among the best things to do in Uganda during Uganda safari tours. It is one of the fun things to do in Uganda on safari for recreation.
The country is home to Lake Victoria and the Nile River. You’ll explore the magical fish of Uganda such as Nile Perch, Tilapia, Catfish, and Tigerfish.
Uganda Cultural Tour Visits
When going on Uganda safaris – there is more to be seen and done than wildlife viewing safaris in Uganda.
One of the highlights of a safari in Uganda is the opportunity to interact with the diverse cultures that call Uganda home.
The 56 different tribes of Uganda with unique cultures can be witnessed through different traditions, arts, dances, economic activities, etc
Uganda Equator Crossing Kayabwe
Most Uganda safaris feature the Uganda Equator Crossing at Kayabwe. Here you can stand with one leg in the Northern hemisphere while the other remains in the Southern! and take memorable photo shoots.
It makes for great photographs and memories. It is also an impressive site for purchasing memorabilia to take back home as a memento of your incredible safaris in Uganda.
Relaxation On Ssesse Island & Lake Bunyonyi
During Uganda safaris & tours, you can visit one of Uganda’s legendary chillout spots.
The Ssesse Islands are all about powdery white-sand beaches, whispering palm trees, exotic flora and fauna, celestial sunsets, bonfires on the beach, and a remote location in the middle of the world’s largest tropical freshwater lake