This park is situated in the northwestern part of Uganda and lies at the northern end of the Albertine rift valley. It is a transition of both tropical rainforest and savanna bisected by the mighty Victoria Nile. It’s the oldest and largest countries largest faunal reserve, covering a total area of 3893km² . Renown for it’s powerful water falls in the world, 451 bird species and 76 mammal species including the BIG FOUR.

What to do?
✓ day game drive
✓ night game drive
✓ nile boat cruise
✓ hiking to the bottom of falls
✓ chimpanzee trekking
✓ chimpanzee habituation
✓ nature walk
✓ bird watching
✓ delta cruise.
✓ canopy walk
✓ zip lining

Kibale forest is famous for its rich biodiversity. 370 bird species including 6 species that are endemic to the Albertine rift region, 71 mammals including about 1500 chimps, 13 primate species, over 1450 trees have been recorded. Kibale forest national park is in the east of rwenzori mountain with numerous volcanic Crater lakes and ground carpeted with tea plantation. It covers an area of 795km².

What to do?
✓ chimpanzee trekking
✓ chimpanzee habituation
✓ bird watching
✓ bigodi swamp walk
✓ Crater drive

This park is the most popular savanna park in Uganda and the best place to see lions including the Tree Climbing lions. It prides in a great diversity of habitats that include: lakes, savannah grasslands, forests and wetlands that serve as home to the biggest variety of large mammals in the country.. An extraordinary number for such a small area! covering a total distance of 764 square kilometers. It is the country’s most liked diverse ecosystem rich of 95 mammals, 600 bird species.

What to do?
✓ day game drive
✓ night game drive
✓ experiential game drive
✓ boat cruise
✓ bird watching
✓ crater drive

This park offers you 6 species of amphibians, 217 bird species, 9 reptiles for example the three – horned chameleon and 18 mammals. Above all, the park gives you a chance to trek the six definit mountains depending on your strength and the schedule. Ascend to Mt Stanley at 5109m at the ugandan-congo boarder.

What to do?
✓ mountain trekking
✓ hiking
✓ forest walks
✓ bird watching
✓ peak climbing

This is a large primeval forest located in south-western Uganda and is located in three districts of Kisoro, Kabale and Kanungu. It is Uganda’s typical rain forest and the country’s prime tourist attraction to mountain gorillas. These spectacular apes endangered about 800 individuals but splitted between the forest of bwindi. On your way to the trekking sector, you will encounter some primate species like L’Hoest monkeys, blue monkeys and many more. Birds like cenamon chested bee eater, grey throated barbet, Shelley’s crimsonwing(endemic) a list continues. Interact with the Batwa (the pigmy) and learn their way of life; dancing, cooking and hunting demonstration. Bwindi is a national park declared UNESCO in 1994.

What to do?
✓ gorilla trekking
✓ bird watching
✓ community walk
✓ nature walk

Kidepo Valley National Park is a 1,442 square kilometres national park in the Karamoja region in northeast Uganda near Kenya and South Sudan. Kidepo is rugged savannah, dominated by the 2,750 metres Mount Morungole and transected by the Kidepo and Narus rivers. The park give you a variety of wildlife species like buffalo, elephant, Rothschild’s giraffe, cheetah, bat – eared foxes, caracal, elands etc are common.

What to do?
✓ game drives
✓ nature walk
✓ bird watching
✓ karamojong community walk