A breathtaking safari into the heart of Africa looking for some of the continent's most emblematic and amazing wildlife.

Uganda is renowned for its abundant wildlife. With landscapes ranging from savannah to lush forests the animal count is high: over 300 mammal species and more than 1,000 types of birds. This trip is a true adventure into the heart of Africa.
We start by visiting remarkable Murchison Falls National Park, the most prolific park in Uganda, where the Nile squeeses through a narrow cleft creating the spectacular cataract which gives the park its name. Kibale Forest is possibly the best place in the world to track chimpanzees whilst Queen Elizabeth National Park is home to hippos, elephants, buffalo, leopards and elusive tree-climbing lions as well as a huge variety of birds.
Continuing on our journey we reach Bwindi where we have the option of tracking the gentle giants of the forests, Mountain gorillas. Adding to our experience of this wonderful country and its fantastic wildlife is the warmth of its people and its sheer natural beauty.
Please note: This trip has had a name change for 2013 season, the trip was formerly called: Gorillas & Wildlife of Uganda
What makes this trip responsible?
Our local partners offset the carbon emissions from this tour by participating in a tree-planting project alongside small-hold farmers in the Bushenyi District of Uganda. The vehicles used have remote oil filtrations systems to reduce oil use as well as mileage efficient tyres. Drivers are trained in fuel-efficient driving and all staff is educated about good energy conservation practices. Fuel efficient stoves are used in the local office as well as having been given to local staff members to use in their homes.
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Ugandan Kob in Queen Elizabeth Nationalpark, Uganda











