Uganda was quoted by Winston Churchill in his book “My African Journey” as “The Pearl of Africa”. Winston Churchill refers by his quote to Uganda’s unique landscape, vegetation and all sorts of wild animals like reptiles, mammals and birds. Uganda is gifted by diverse nature, with beautiful rift valley landscapes, tropical rainforests, natural safari parks, rivers, volcanic crater lakes, still all in its natural state to explore.
Gorilla’s trekking
Bwindi impenetrable National Park
The Bwindi in Uganda is home to half of the worlds Gorilla’s population. Come close to these beautiful creatures and be amazed by how their features are closely similar to humans. Get a feel of what it’s like trekking the Bwindi Rain forest with the guidance of your experienced guide.
Wild Water Rafting
Adventure on the River Nile
This trip defines fun to its fullest and is undeniably the real white-water experience on River Nile. Get ready! You are about to come face to face with fun beyond description. Regarded as the best adventure experience in Uganda
Wildlife spotting on Safari Drive
Queen Elisabeth National Park
Spot the Big 5 at the 200 km2 Queen Elizabeth National and experience a safari game drive you will never forget. Explore the parc with your personal guide and driver and enjoy nature at it best. Look out for your favourite animals in the wild.
Bwindi
Home of Silver Back
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is located in the southwestern part of Uganda on the rim of the Rift Valley. The hillsides which are mist-covered are sheltered by one of the ancient and very biologically varied rainforests in Uganda that dates back to more than 25,000 years, comprising of about 400 varied plant species. More notably, this “impenetrable forest” in addition protects an predictable 320 population of mountain gorillas – approximately half of the population in the world!
Murchison Falls
Amazing Kabalega Falls
We arrange comfortable boat trips close to the most famous waterfall in Uganda. A wonderful experience to combine a waterfalling excursion with the chance to enjoy the variety of wildlife in Africa. At the top of Murchison Falls, the Nile forces its way through a gap in the rocks, only 7 m (23 ft) wide, and tumbles 43 m (141 ft), before flowing westward into Lake Albert.
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