Uganda Safari Guide – Travel Info, Where to stay & Getting around Uganda.

Uganda is one of the most beautiful countries in Africa a treasure with a unique beautiful scenery offering experiences from exploring the savannas and forests to local cultures. It is not only beautiful but also green and full of surprises. If you have read about Uganda before your visit, you will know that the source of the Nile River is in Uganda, largest lake in the region Lake Victoria is in Uganda, the one the deepest lakes in the world lake bunyonyi is in Uganda, one of the highest mountains in Africa Mt. Rwenzori, is in Uganda.

Its beauty was enhanced, to meet at least all travelers need and expectations. It also offers something different to the usual African safari destination. You are much more active. And yes, getting so close to endangered gorillas, primates, view wildlife, land scapes, tropical rainforests and beautiful sceneries is really a life changing experience.

Dont Miss our Best Friends – Mountain Gorillas in Uganda

Spending time with gorillas in the wild is by far the best up-close wildlife experience in Africa. A face-to-face encounter with these rare black gentle giants, in think tree trunks larger than skyscrapers in the green rain forest of the Bwindi Impenetrable, is one of the biggest reasons people come to Uganda. Africa’s great apes survive, in what remains of their natural habitat, the high montane bamboo forest. Thanks to gorilla trekking, habituation and conservation in Uganda populations are slowly on the increase and tourists are increasing year and year. If your going on a luxury gorilla Safari , never miss the great experience for overnight stay at Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp waits for you in Uganda

Best Places to see gorillas in Africa- Gorilla Trekking

Check on the safe places to see gorillas, Find the best places to go gorilla trekking in East Africa that include Bwindi Impenetrable National Park , Mgahinga National Park , Volcanoes National Park , Virunga National Park & Kahuzi Biega National Park. Never miss the gorilla trekking in Africa with experts from 4wd Africa the reliable Safari operator in booking Gorilla permits.

The Journey of your  Adventure in Uganda with 4wd Africa  

Enjoy a driving safari through the Queen Elizabeth National Park. Aside from gorilla trekking, game drives in the Queen Elizabeth National Park near the top of the list of things to do in Uganda. The park is a true star that’s not to be sniffed at and you’ll find the usual big game (lion, leopard, elephant) as well as the un common side-striped jackal and the Ugandan Kob. Zooming across the plains in an open vehicle, taking in the wildlife and the glorious scenery is a wonderful way to spend a few days and the camps and lodges in the area are well geared toward a spot of all various wild life.

If you’ve already planned a stop in Queen Elizabeth National Park, check out the unique Kyambura Gorge Lodge, for the ultimate game drive relaxation.

True African Wilderness Dream

Take the un common route  on Self drive Safari in Uganda to an intersection where unique bird species from different geographical zones meet in Kidepo Valley. While most of Uganda routes might seem quite un common there is one place to go if you really want to switch off, blink at and get away from it all. Kidepo Valley National Park in the far northern tip of the country, a place that receives few visitors a day. In Kidepo it’s only you and miles of incredible scenery, but empty of wildlife it is not thrilling game drives should reveal sightings of Greater and Lesser kudu, cheetah and eland, all of which can only be found here, as well as plenty of the usual suspects. For camping in Kidepo, we recommend Mara Safari Lodge that has the best camping ground in the wilderness of Kidepo Valley National Park with cold beer from their Bar.

If you are in the mood for adventuring, combine Kidepo Valley with some of Uganda’s more classic areas. Our route, A big game safari in Uganda will get you started. Come eye to eye with Chimpanzee in the Kibale Forest National Park.

For best world life viewing Apoka Rest Camp wouldn’t disappointment you.

Chimpanzee Tracking in Uganda

Gorilla aren’t the only stars of Uganda’s primate show.Chimpanzees are the second primates that must be visited by Self Drive travelers that explore Uganda on their Uganda Safaris. Uganda being blessed with a variety of places to see the gorillas , the same is for chimpanzee and these include, Bugoma Forest, Budongo forest, Kalinzu , Kyambura Gorge and the famous  Kibale Forest National park that is ranked as expensive in terms of permits compared to the others.

Kibale Forest is an undisturbed tract of green and glossy jungle, is home for more than 14 species of hairy apes including some rather mischievous chimpanzee. Tracking a noisy family is a thrilling experience and on your guided walk, you’ll hear their shrill calls from the canopy and watch the young hurtling around the enormous trunks. Definitely one to add to the list if you’re looking for something extra special to add to your Uganda safari.

The Amazing Uganda – Wildlife Adventure with 4×4 Africa

Looking for more fun? Try water rafting in Jinja. Rafting down the white waters of the Nile, just get things off to a pulse racing start, but if that sounds too flat how about river boarding over the rapids instead? Bungee jumping takes place over a serene section of the river, and if you’re looking for land adventures try a quad biking tour to Mabira Forest and then zip-line through the forest canopy at eye level with the curious monkeys. There is a lot to enjoy if you just take off your safari boots and enjoy some beach.

Wondering where to see the rare Tree Climbing Lions

The unique tree climbing lions are only in Tanzania and Uganda. if your planning to see the Look for tree climbing lions in Ishasha? When you’re in the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, it pays to look up for the rare predators. Because the resident lion is often to be found lounging in the branch of the fig trees. This un common behaviour of tree-climbing lions has only been recorded in one other area on the continent that is Tanzania’s Lake Manyara, making sightings even more special and adding some great photos to your memory and collection too. Enjojo Lodge in the north also offers full day excursions to see the tree-climbing felines on your Uganda safari.

Amazing Uganda Safari activities

Horse Riding in Lake Mburo National Park

Horse ride in Lake Mburo, there are few predators in Lake Mburo leopard are the only big cats in the vicinity but don’t let that put you off for it means horse riding is high on the agenda. From atop your trusty steed you’ll spot zebra, Topi and eland and gallop alongside dainty herds of impala, and if two legs don’t do it for you, try game watching from two wheels on a mountain bike safari instead. A short drive from Kampala, the park is an excellent stop off on the way to Bwindi which makes it convenient and easy to add a few days here to your Uganda safari.

Choose to stay at Mihingo Lodge for both horse-riding safaris and mountain bike day out in Lake Mburo National Park.

River Nile Boat Cruise in Uganda

Enjoy the Murchison Falls National Park from the water and discover the source of the Nile as far as things to do in Uganda go, discovering the source of the Nile is an exciting one. The source is in fact Lake Victoria, claimed correctly (but often disputed) But before you head to the town itself, discover more of what the mighty river has to offer at Murchison Falls, a powerful and strongest waterfall formed as the Nile is forced through a microscopic gap in the rocks. A boat trip is the best way to see the falls in all their glory and make sure you get a good seat on the deck for there’s plenty of wildlife spotting to be done en route.

Car Rental Uganda – Self Drive Uganda

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