From misty mountain rainforests to the shores of Lake Victoria, discover the places that make East Africa unforgettable.
Home to half the world's mountain gorillas
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in southwestern Uganda, famed as one of the last strongholds of the endangered mount…
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Uganda's most biodiverse savannah
Stretching across the Great Rift Valley in western Uganda, Queen Elizabeth National Park is renowned for its extraordinary biodiversity, from tree-cli…
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Where the Nile explodes through a 7-metre gorge
Murchison Falls National Park is Uganda's largest conservation area, centred on the spot where the mighty Nile forces itself through a narrow 7-metre …
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The primate capital of the world
Kibale Forest National Park protects one of the last expanses of tropical rainforest in East Africa and is famed as the primate capital of the world, …
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Uganda's closest safari park to Kampala
Compact and accessible, Lake Mburo National Park is Uganda's closest savannah reserve to Kampala, making it ideal for shorter safaris. Rolling grassla…
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Uganda's vibrant capital, built on seven hills
Kampala, Uganda's capital, is a vibrant city spread across seven hills, blending royal history, faith, and bustling commerce. A city tour typically ta…
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The adventure capital of East Africa
Sitting where the Nile begins its journey from Lake Victoria, Jinja has earned its reputation as the adventure capital of East Africa. Thrill-seekers …
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Africa's most remote and rewarding wilderness
Tucked into Uganda's rugged, remote northeast, Kidepo Valley National Park is frequently ranked among Africa's finest wildernesses precisely because s…
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Uganda's green, lakeside gateway
Set on a peninsula jutting into Lake Victoria, Entebbe is most travellers' first taste of Uganda and a destination in its own right, with a century-ol…
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