UGANDA & RWANDA HIGHLIGHTS

Gorilla trekking – a life changing undertaking

Chimpanzees in their natural habitat

No other area in Africa can match the diversity of primates

Vast concentrations of Nile Crocodile and Hippopotamus

Big Game including African Elephant, Cape Buffalo and Leopard

The famed tree-climbing Lions of Queen Elizabeth National Park

Over 330 mammal species and a bird list of over 1,000 species

UGANDA & RWANDA GALLERY


OUR FEATURED UGANDA & RWANDA DESTINATIONS


Gorilla by Jim James - Uganda safari

BWINDI IMPENETRABLE FOREST (Uganda)  

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In the riches of the Rwenzori Mountains, one finds healthy populations of some of the planet’s last remaining Mountain Gorillas. You can trek the forested trails to observe a family group – this is a rare privilege indeed, rated by many to be the greatest wildlife experience on the planet!

Chimpanzee by Jonathan Rossouw - Uganda wildlife

KIBALE FOREST (Uganda)

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Situated to the east of the snow-capped Rwenzori Mountains, this reserve protects an astonishing array of primates – the highest concentration and diversity of primate species of any reserve in East Africa! Furthermore, it is one of the best places in the world to see wild Chimpanzees in their natural habitat.

Tree climbing Lion by Larry Jackson - Queen Elizabeth National Park

QUEEN ELIZABETH PARK (Uganda)  

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This vast reserve boasts impressive crater scenery, expansive grasslands, tropical forests and large herds of Elephant, Buffalo and antelope, as well as the famed tree-climbing Lions of the region.

Mountain Gorilla

VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK (Rwanda)

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Home to six Virunga Volcanoes and the Virunga race of Mountain Gorilla. While exploring the large stands of bamboo that grace these verdant mountains, you could also trek for the delightful endemic Golden Monkey!

Mammals & Birds Species Checklist

WHEN TO VISIT UGANDA AND RWANDA

Uganda and Rwanda are a year round destination, being close to the equator means similar conditions year round.

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