Kampala Capital City

Uganda, the “Pearl of Africa,” offers one of the world’s most diverse safari experiences. Nestled in East Africa, it blends misty rainforests, volcanic lakes, and sweeping savannahs across its 10 national parks. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is the ultimate destination for gorilla trekking—home to half the world’s endangered mountain gorillas. Just a flight away, Queen Elizabeth National Park delivers classic Big Five game drives, tree-climbing lions in Ishasha, and boat safaris along the Kazinga Channel, where hippos, elephants, and Nile crocodiles gather in astonishing numbers.

Beyond wildlife, Uganda dazzles with iconic natural landmarks. Murchison Falls National Park features the mighty Nile crashing through a 7-meter gorge—a dramatic spectacle best seen on a boat cruise to the base. The park also hosts lions, elephants, and over 450 bird species. In Jinja, the historic Source of the Nile invites adrenaline seekers to white-water rafting, bungee jumping, and kayaking. For peace and beauty, Lake Bunyonyi—Africa’s second-deepest lake—offers serene canoe trips among 22 lush islands, perfect for cultural visits and sunset relaxation.

Uganda’s tropical climate ensures warm temperatures year-round (20–30°C / 68–86°F), making it a great safari destination in any season. The dry months—June to August and December to February—offer ideal conditions for gorilla trekking, game drives, and hiking, with firm trails and concentrated wildlife near water sources. The rainy seasons (March–May, October–November) transform the landscape into lush green paradise, perfect for birdwatching, photography, and fewer crowds. Whether dry or wet, Uganda delivers unforgettable East African adventures in every month.

From ancient kingdoms to vibrant local communities, Uganda offers a deeply immersive cultural journey—where history, tradition, and warm hospitality enrich every safari experience.