As well as having an unforgettable experience we want to make sure you’re well informed and prepared for your visit. The below is a brief over-view, but please get in touch with us if youRead More »Travel Information you need
We believe that if you are going to do something, you should do it properly and with care. We know, live and love Uganda and this is what we offer. A quality, thought-out holiday preparedRead More »Why Travel With Us
Nature Connect Safaris Uganda is a Gorilla and Wildlife Safari Company that specializes in Customized, Private and small group tours to Uganda and Rwanda. We aim on sharing knowledge, love and passion about Africa WhetherRead More »Who we are
Totally off the beaten track with breathtaking scenery and fuming 130ºC hot-springs, this rich mosaic of grassland savannah, tropical lowland forest, bamboo forest and wetland habitats is endowed with a correspondingly diverse fauna. While theRead More »Semliki National Park
Bordered by the Rwenzori foothills, Queen Elizabeth is one of the world’s most bio-diverse National Parks, is located in western Uganda, approximately 438 kms/6 hrs southwest of Kampala.Her 1,978 km² of open savannah, rainforest, denseRead More »Queen Elizabeth National Park
It is one of the most beautiful and largest parks, wih an area of 3,893 square kilometres. It encompasses the northern region of the Albertine Rift Valley. The park derives its name from Sir SamuelRead More »Murchison Falls National Park
Stretching for 120 km over an area of 998 km² on uganda’s border with the dr congo, the range consists of six massifs separated by deep gorges (mt stanley – 5,109m, speke – 4,890m, bakerRead More »Mount Rwenzori National Park
On the fertile Eastern border of Uganda lies the dormant volcano of Mount Elgon. Standing at 4,321m and believed to have, in prehistoric times, stood taller than Kilimanjaro does today, it is an important watershedRead More »Mount Elgon National Park
One of Uganda’s smallest parks at a mere 33.7 km², she encompasses the slopes of the three northern most Virunga Volcanoes – Muhavura (4,127 m), Gahinga (3,474 m) and Sabyinyo (3,645 m) – thus protectingRead More »Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Lake Mburo National Park is the smallest of Uganda’s Savanna national park, The varied flora of Lake Mburo creates a habitat for animals not seen in other major parks such as Zebra, Eland and Impala.Read More »Lake Mburo National Park