From the misty homes of mountain gorillas to the thunderous power of the Nile.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Bwindi is a realm of mist, ancient trees, and incredible biodiversity. It is most famous for being home to nearly half of the world's remaining mountain gorillas, offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for trekking and close encounters with these gentle giants.
Uganda's largest national park, where the Victoria Nile River explodes through a narrow 7-meter gorge and plummets down with a thunderous roar. The park's diverse landscape of savannah, woodland, and riverine forest supports a vast array of wildlife.
Known as the adventure capital of East Africa, Jinja is where the Nile River begins its epic journey from Lake Victoria. It's a magnet for thrill-seekers and those looking to relax by the water's edge, offering a perfect blend of adrenaline and serenity.
Located in eastern Uganda on the edge of Mount Elgon National Park, Sipi Falls is a series of three stunning waterfalls. The area is famous for its locally grown Arabica coffee, and the beautiful walks and hikes to each of the falls offer breathtaking views of the surrounding plains.
One of Uganda’s most visited parks, famous for its unique tree-climbing lions in the Ishasha sector. Its diverse ecosystems, including sprawling savanna, humid forests, and fertile wetlands, make it home to a classic big game, ten primate species, and over 600 species of birds.