Tour Overview
Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda's most ecologically diverse wildlife destination — a mosaic of savanna, forest, wetland, and crater lakes that supports an extraordinary range of species. This 4-day safari is designed to capture the park's most iconic experiences: the legendary tree-climbing lions of Ishasha, the hippo-packed Kazinga Channel, and the prime big cat territory of the Kasenyi Track.
The tree-climbing lions of Ishasha are one of Africa's most unusual wildlife spectacles — a behaviour seen in only two places on earth. Watching a pride of lions draped across the branches of a massive fig tree against the backdrop of the Rift Valley escarpment is an image that defines the Uganda safari experience.
The Kazinga Channel boat safari is equally unforgettable — a 36-kilometre natural waterway connecting Lake George and Lake Edward that supports one of the highest concentrations of hippos and waterbirds in Africa.
In the Wild
Primary Highlights
Day-by-Day
Activity
Pickup from Kampala or Entebbe; drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park via Mbarara.
Highlights
Travel south-west through Uganda's rolling hills, crossing the Equator for photographs. Arrive at the Mweya Peninsula — a dramatic promontory jutting between Lake George and Lake Edward — for your first sunset over the Kazinga Channel. Attend an evening briefing and settle into your lodge.
What's Covered
Included
Not Included
Logistics
Departure / Return
This tour starts and ends in Entebbe, Uganda
Departure Time
Please arrive at least 2 hours before your flight
Starting From
$1,800
per person
No payment required to enquire
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