One of Africa’s deepest lakes, Lake Bunyonyi boasts breathtaking views reminiscent of the “Lord of the Rings.” It is free of Bilharzia and dotted with many islands, and it is surrounded by mountains and terraced agricultural fields. Enjoying canoe excursions, sailing, birds, butterflies, wandering among the islands, and sampling the renowned and delectable crayfish while on Lake Bunyonyi.

Safari in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

Gorilla trekking, hiking the extinct mountains, tracking the golden monkey, and other hikes are all available in this amazing park. While exploring Mgahinga National Park, stay in the nearby Lake Mutanda to take in the beauty of the lake. The park is breathtakingly beautiful. For both gorilla trekking and wildlife safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park, a 5-day Uganda Wildlife Safari is ideal.

Queen Elizabeth National Park

A great location near Bwindi to take in Queen Elizabeth National Park’s diverse birdlife and wildlife. See chimpanzee tracking in Kyambura Gorge, wildlife and birds along the stunning Kazinga Channel, and tree-climbing lions in the Ishasha Plains. One of the greatest complements to a mountain gorilla safari in Uganda, Queen Elizabeth Park offers a variety of sights and activities.

Entebbe Kampala

You may stop by the Uganda Wildlife Education Center, the Snake Park, or the Zika Forest Uganda on route to the Entebbe International Airport.

The majority of primates in East Africa are found in the Kibale Forest Jungle Chimpanzees. Chimpanzee tracking, nighttime jungle treks, staying in a hotel, and witnessing the magnificent forest elephants roaming the area. Stay in one of the tree huts in the jungle and watch primates play.

Lake Mburo National Park

The perfect place to stop on your way to or from Queen Elizabeth National Park, Mgahinga Gorilla Park, or Bwindi following a gorilla safari. Enjoy the zebras and other park creatures during the greatest overnight stay. Enjoy the wonders of Lake Mburo National Park while staying in some fantastic lodging.