Gorilla Trekking
Gorilla trekking is something that should be on everyone’s bucket list and is worth every cent. A once in a lifetime opportunity to walk amongst these mighty beasts. Uganda is one of only three countries where you can go gorilla trekking.
Chimpanzee trekking is also possible in Uganda in Kibale Forest National Park and is very easily incorporated into an itinerary that includes Queen Elizabeth National Park. Another great way to walk with these apes is to visit Ngamba Island which is an island in the middle of Lake Victoria. This is a rehabilitation centre and you can either go for a day visit or spend the night and get up close and personal with the Chimps.
Safari & Game Reserves
Uganda is dotted with national parks, each with its own specific attraction, be it tree climbing lions, the mighty River Nile or birding. The most visited national parks are Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls National Park both of which are easily accessible from Kampala and Entebbe (the International airport).
Horse safaris in Lake Mburo & the remoteness of Kidepo National Park are also some of our favourite options.
Take Flight
Charter
Get where you need to go. By Air.
Scenic
Take to the air for a once in a lifetime view of the spectacular landscapes & the River Nile.
Acrobatic
See Uganda by barrel roll
Everything Else!
There's a rich host of things you can do in this wonderful country and we're here to help you arrange your heart's desires!
Watersports
Uganda is renowned as a water sport destination amongst the international sporting crowd who visit annually to enjoy the immenseness of the Nile River. White water rafting and kayaking is available for guests of all levels and nothing is compulsory so if you are not an adrenaline junky then there is no need to throw yourself down the Grade 5 rapids, but they are there in all their power for those intrigued.
Birding
Africa’s premier birding destination with over 1000 bird species ready and waiting for you. The vastly different landscapes of the country allow twitchers to look for birds in tropical rain forests, savannah, swamplands, on river shores of just driving through Kampala.
Uganda is also home to the renowned and rare prehistoric looking Shoebill.
Game Fishing
It is unbelievable how much of Uganda is water what with Lake Victoria, the Nile River and all the Great Rift Valley Lakes between making it a heavenly destination for fishing of all forms: Lure and Fly Fishing. What makes it even more attractive is that it is a lesser know fishing destination which means you won’t be sharing the waters with many other fishermen – if you don’t count the local fishermen.
Uganda is home to the Nile Perch which can be fished on most of the waters of the country but most notably in the Nile River below the Murchison Falls.