Situated 5 to 6 hours from Kampala, Queen Elizabeth National Park spans 1,978 sq. km in southwestern Uganda. This vast landscape, ranging from open savannah and rainforests to papyrus swamps and crater lakes, ranks among the most biodiverse reserves in the world.
With over 95 mammal species and 606 recorded bird species, the park offers incredible wildlife encounters. Visitors can spot elephants, hippos, buffaloes, Uganda kob, and the elusive giant forest hog. The Ishasha Sector is famous for its tree-climbing lions, while Kyambura Gorge provides a unique chimpanzee trekking experience. Birdwatchers can enjoy sightings of flamingos, shoebill storks, and a variety of raptors. Activities include;
● Game Drives – Explore diverse ecosystems teeming with wildlife.
● Chimpanzee Trekking – Encounter habituated chimp families in Kyambura Gorge.
● Boat Safaris – Cruise along the Kazinga Channel, a hotspot for hippos and waterbirds.
● Nature Walks – Discover the rich biodiversity in Maramagambo Forest.
Queen Elizabeth National Park delivers an unmatched safari experience, making it a top destination for wildlife lovers and adventure seekers.