UGANDA SAFARIS
What Makes Uganda Worth Visiting?
Capital
Kampala
Currency
UGX (Ugandan Shilling)
Language
English, Swahili
Time Difference
UTC+03:00
Capital
Kampala
Currency
UGX (Ugandan Shilling)
Language
English, Swahili
Time Difference
UTC+03:00
Pearl of Africa
Uganda is a country in East Africa known for its diverse and stunning wildlife destinations. It’s often referred to as the “Pearl of Africa” because of its natural beauty and rich biodiversity. Here are some of the top wildlife destinations in Uganda: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park,Murchison Falls National Park
Uganda provides you with the opportunity to tick gorilla tracking off your bucket list. Beyond Gorillas Uganda serves up a wide range of activities and attractions to ensure you experience the adventure of a lifetime.
Encounter incredible wild while on safari, explore the majestic Rwenzori Mountains or cruise along Lake Victoria and experience all there is to experience in this all too rarely visited African wildlife mecca. Uganda presents you with the unique opportunity to see a selection of primates in their natural habitat.
You stand the chance to encounter chimpanzees and a variety of monkeys, but visiting a family of mountain gorillas is undoubtedly Uganda’s real speciality. The parks are also home to a range of big game animals, including hippo, zebra and a number of antelope.
Uganda provides you with the opportunity to tick gorilla tracking off your bucket list. Beyond Gorillas Uganda serves up a wide range of activities and attractions to ensure you experience the adventure of a lifetime.
Encounter incredible wild while on safari, explore the majestic Rwenzori Mountains or cruise along Lake Victoria and experience all there is to experience in this all too rarely visited African wildlife mecca. Uganda presents you with the unique opportunity to see a selection of primates in their natural habitat.
You stand the chance to encounter chimpanzees and a variety of monkeys, but visiting a family of mountain gorillas is undoubtedly Uganda’s real speciality. The parks are also home to a range of big game animals, including hippo, zebra and a number of antelope.
Packages
Best time to go to Uganda and why?
It is best to visit Uganda during the dry season between June and September as well as from December to February. This is the best time to see wildlife in the parks and provides ideal conditions for gorilla tracking. The wet season however does provide ample opportunity to have excellent gorilla trekking and wild viewing expeditions as well which makes Uganda an all-year destination.
When is Uganda’s high season?
High season falls between June and September. Although you will never experience crowding, it is recommended you obtain permits well in advance if you are planning on travelling at this time.
When is Uganda’s low season?
Low season is from March to May and between October and November. Some of the lodges close during this period as a result of high rainfall, but scenery is spectacularly green and you stand the chance to see newborn animals whilst on safari.
When is Uganda’s best weather?
Low season is from March to May and between October and November. Some of the lodges close during this period as a result of high rainfall, but scenery is spectacularly green and you stand the chance to see newborn animals whilst on safari.