A dense swath of alpine rainforest blankets a steep mountainous terrain, sheltering our gigantic but gentle relatives, some of the last Mountain Gorillas remaining on the planet. A trek through dense jungle is rewarded withRead More »Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
This three-day trip takes you to the famous national park of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is the most enchanting experience, a once in a lifetime opportunity to watchRead More »3 Day Fly in Gorilla Trekking Experience in Uganda
Small, relaxed and seated on a peninsula in Lake Victoria, Entebbe is home to the International Airport yet far enough from the capital city of Kampala to be a quiet, pleasant spot to relax afterRead More »Entebbe
East Africa’s adventure capital and the mouth of the River Nile, Jinja is renowned for its White Water Rafting and other adventure activities. When the fun is over it is also a lovely place toRead More »Jinja
Kibale National Park, 320 kms/5 hrs from Kampala, Unarguably the primate capital of the world, her 776 km² of moist evergreen rain forest home to the highest concentration of primates in the world, Kibale ForestRead More »Kibale Forest National Park
In the far, remote North of Uganda bordering South Sudan, Kidepo is one of Uganda’s least visited parks. Transected by Rivers Kidepo and Narus and well fed with ample rainfall, Kidepo is an oasis inRead More »Kidepo Valley 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
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
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
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