Staying with a local family in Rukungiri is an excellent way to learn more about their culture and contribute to the community. Join in with your host family’s daily activities, meet the locals and explore the area....
Visit Nshenyi Cultural Village, discover the way of life of the people who depend on the graceful long horned Ankole cattle and find out why these animals are so important. ...
Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary is a paradise for birders; many bird species call the swamp home. It is recognised for its biodiversity and community-based approach to natural resources management....
The Shoebill Stork is an amazing sight and one of Africa’s favourite bird species. This prehistoric looking bird is numerous in several wetlands in Uganda, making it the best destination for Shoebill spotting. ...
Ishasha, in Queen Elizabeth National Park, is a great place to spot lions lounging around in the enticing branches of the fig trees that thrive here. Read our blog for more. ...
Murchison Falls National Park is the largest of Uganda’s national parks and is characterised by the magnificent Victoria Nile as it plunges down 43m of the rift valley wall creating Murchison Falls....
Kidepo Valley National Park is Africa’s best kept secret and a true African wilderness hosting around 480 bird species and mammals including lions, cheetahs, leopards, elephants, giraffes and zebras....
One of Africa’s most ancient and bio-diverse forests, Semuliki National Park is home to the Batwa pygmies or 'forest keepers', a host of birds and mammals and the fascinating Sempaya Hot Springs. ...
Ptolemy labelled the Rwenzori Mountains the ‘Mountains of the Moon’. Rising to 5,109m, the range is blanketed with moorland, bamboo and montane forest. The Park is an Important Birding Area (IBA). ...
Queen Elizabeth National Park is one of Uganda’s most popular destinations. It contains a wide range of habitats and is home to 95 species of mammal, including elephants and leopards and over 600 bird species,....