Near the banks of Lake Victoria, Kampala, the capital of Uganda, is a lively city with a long history. Before the British, the city was the capital of the Buganda Kingdom, and remains so to this day. The city sits on several hills, each housing an important government or religious building. Kasubi Hill is the home of the Kasubi Tombs, a sacred burial ground of Buganda Kings. The Uganda Museum sits atop Kololo Hill, and features a hands-on collection of traditional musical instruments.
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This incredible safari is much rewarding, It covers Bwindi impenetrable national park and Queen Elizabeth national parks, the two are top destinations in Uganda and one Bwindi Impenetrable is among the top 5 destination in Africa because it is a home to half of the mountain gorillas population and a best destination for birding in Africa. Meet the rare tree climbing lions in Ishasha sector Queen Elizabeth National park. A nice view of lake Bunyonyi the 2rd deepest lake in Africa will make your relaxation more comfortable. You cant afford to miss chimpanzee tracking at Kyambura gorge, enjoy a boat cruise at kazinga channel watching a number of aquatic animals and birds.
Inclusions: Dinner, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, All activities (unless labeled as optional),Park fees (for non-residents), All accommodation (unless listed as upgrade), Meals (as specified in the day-by-day section) , All Fees and Taxes, A professional driver/guide, All transportation (unless labeled as optional), Roundtrips
Exclusions: Private transportation, International flights , Additional accommodation before and at the end of the tour, Personal items (souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.), Tips
I have been to African countries quite often but Uganda comes to the top of my favorite safari countries. The wildlife is not in plenty but at least it has a slice of every animal and some are endemic to this region only like the Mountain gorillas Ohhhh I liked the silver back in the jungles. Tree climbing lions, buffalo, chimps giraffes, zebras, hippos and beautiful birds and so one are all wrapped in one country. We had a warm welcome right from the airport by our guide and met so many friendly and happy people during our tour. Although some roads were not in good condition we never complained it was part of adventure. All reservation were handled well and everything as per the itinerary was covered and on time. Thanks Bird's Nest Safaris for making our safari experience a memorable one, we will surely recommend you to our friends.
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on your 3 days queen Elizabeth National Park safari touring the most visited national Park in Uganda. Our Professional Safari guide will get you to the hidden paths in the Savannah to sight at the Wildcats and hundreds of wildlife Not-forgetting the tree climbing lions at ishasha, local visits to see the fishing societies and how women extract salt from lake katwe using traditional tools. Then the Chimpanzee tracking in Kyamburag will make it an additional unique experience
Inclusions: Lunch, Dinner, WiFi on board, Air-conditioned vehicle, Private transportation, Bottled water, Breakfast, All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Use of bicycle, Alcoholic Beverages, Restroom on board, Snacks
We had a 5 days trip including Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Lake Bunyonyi, Queen Elizabeth NP and Kampala with Augustine. All the country, organization and lodges were very nice but Augustine was the most special one. He did his best for us; driving all day, making sure we eat good local food and we are happy. Thanks a lot for everything guys.
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This tour covers a cultural aspect about Uganda The Amin's torture chambers are interesting The Evening Ndere troupe show is awesome The Luwombo lunch is delicious
Inclusions: Private transportation, Lunch, All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Coffee and/or Tea, Tips & Gratitudes
The trip was perfectly organised, much information given with passion for their country, the people and the wildlife. The accomodation was better than we expected. Alex and Medie where friendly, correct, responsible, knowledge about the country and wildlife, heart on the right place. I think Gorilla walking safari's has a surplus in comparance with other organisations.
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This tour offers travelers with a detailed insight into the culture and lifestyles of Ugandans & taking you to the most iconic historical sites of the City. Your guides will narrate it all for you & at the end you will become a Kampala expert. This is the best option to taste a local meal at a local restaurant & is a great opportunity to explore some of Uganda's traditional cuisines. Do not forget to taste the Nile beer and the popular rolex sandwich (chapatti, eggs, cabbage, tomatoes, onions combined)
Inclusions: An authentic Ugandan Lunch + mineral water throughout , Entrance fees to major attractions , Wi-Fi on board + Photo coverage , Pick-up & drop-off + a professional tour guide
Exclusions: Tips & gratuities , Optional activities & extensions , Items of a personal nature , All other drinks except mineral water
Amazing trip in West of Uganda with our fantastic guide Bob. Alle the accommodations were excellent.
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Enjoy our 2 Days Murchison Falls National Park, Have a chance to enjoy the wildlife that has to offer, the vegetation, animals, birds most of all the dramatic falls. Murchison falls national park being Uganda’s largest and oldest conservation area it is also an all round park. You get to see four of the big five that is the lion, buffalo, elephant and leopard. Other animals include; giraffes and patas monkeys that are only found here and Kidepo valley national park. You won’t miss the unique birds while at the boat launch and some at the game drive.
Inclusions: Lunch, Air-conditioned vehicle, Private transportation, Dinner, All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Use of SCUBA equipment, Alcoholic Beverages
We had a 5 days trip including Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Lake Bunyonyi, Queen Elizabeth NP and Kampala with Augustine. All the country, organization and lodges were very nice but Augustine was the most special one. He did his best for us; driving all day, making sure we eat good local food and we are happy. Thanks a lot for everything guys.
Experience Uganda in 8 Days! This primate and wildlife safari will take you to the wilderness in Kibale Forest, Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi Impenetrable and Lake Mburo National Parks. Enjoy the jungle to experience the chimpanzees, gorillas, primates, wildlife, birds in Uganda.
Inclusions: Parking Fees
Exclusions: Use of SCUBA equipment
A place for all people welcoming,caring and let's you get exposed to nature in comfort,no disappointments only I can say is viapoafrican Safaris is credited a referral in Uganda and Rwanda as a best travel company.
Experience Uganda in 19 Days! This wildlife experience safari will take you to the wilderness in Murchison Falls, Kibale Forest, Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi Impenetrable, Semuliki and Lake Mburo National Parks and Ngamba chimpanzee sanctuary, source of River Nile and Kampala City. Enjoy the jungle to experience the chimpanzees, gorillas, wildlife, birds in Uganda.
Inclusions: Parking Fees, Lunch
Exclusions: Use of SCUBA equipment
A place for all people welcoming,caring and let's you get exposed to nature in comfort,no disappointments only I can say is viapoafrican Safaris is credited a referral in Uganda and Rwanda as a best travel company.
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a UNESCO recognized World Heritage Site and a habitat for the endangered mountain gorillas. It hosts 50% of the world’s Mountain Gorilla Population. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is the best place in the world to track and photograph the endangered Mountain Gorillas
Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Dinner, Air-conditioned vehicle, All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Visas and Ticket fees
Entebbe in the native language of Luganda means a “seat”. The name was in reference to a local chief called Mugula of the Mamba clan who had his seat in the area close to the Lake Victoria where he used to sit and adjudicate cases among his clan members. In 1893 when Uganda became a British Protectorate, Sir Gerald Portal made Port Alice the administrative center of the colony as Entebbe was known by then. In 1903 when the Uganda Railway reached Kisumu, Entebbe became the commercial center and changed the name to Entebbe. Ferries carrying goods from Kisumu used to dock in Entebbe. In 1929, an airfield was established at Entebbe to serve domestic and regional flights. In 1950, it was elevated to an International Airport. In 1955 international scheduled flights began operating from Entebbe by the B.O.A.C( British Overseas Airways Corporation) which later became British Airways.
Inclusions: Lunch
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The one day Jinja tour will take you to some of the attractions in and around Jinja with the first stop being Mabira Forest. This is the most significant forest reserve closest to the city centre, and it boasts of a 315 bird record with 74 of the 144 species of Guinea-Congo Forests biome that occurs in Uganda.
Inclusions: Lunch
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