Best African Safaris

Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda’s most popular park, as evidenced by the number of tourists who visit it each year. Named after the Queen of England, Queen Elizabeth II, after her visit to the park in 1952.

Famous for tree-climbing lions in Ishasha, crater lakes, forested gorges, savannah plains, swamps, rivers and the beautiful Kazinga Channel – home to a wealthy wildlife.

The park has the largest number of bird species in Uganda and any protected area in East Africa. The pursuit of chimpanzees takes place in the “underground” forest of Kyambura Gorge and in the nearby Kalinzu Forest.

tree climbing lion

Day 1: To Queen Elizabeth NP

Early morning after breakfast you will  pick you from any place of your choice in Kampala or Entebbe and  depart for Queen Elizabeth NP. Via Fortportal we will reach later in the afternoon at The Bush Lodge in Queen Elizabeth NP with a stunningly beautiful view over Kazinga Channel. In the late afternoon we will go for a game drive if you are not tired.

Day 2: In Queen Elizabeth NP

This day is for a game drive on the plains of Queen Elizabeth NP with thousands of Ugandan kobs, lions, elephants etc. Also on the program is a two hours launch trip on the Kazinga channel where we will see all the animals from the waterside.

Day 3: To Entebbe

After breakfast, the last part of the journey will bring us back to Kampala. We will stop in Mbarara for Lunch and then continue, after Masaka town we will stop at the Equator for Tea/Coffee break and buying souvenirs. We will bring you back to Hotel of your choice in Kampala for overnight. If you are continuing your journey somewhere else or back home, we will bring you to the airport for check.


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