Kibale National Park
Alive with the moist evergreen of rainforest, Kibale National Park is an extensive region teeming with life. The park was created in 1933 in order to protect a large area of forest previously known as a logged Forest Reserve. Queen Elizabeth National Park adjoins Kibale and is a great place for eco-tourism and incredible safari adventures.
Chimpanzee tracking is a popular adventure in this region, and the area is also well known for other species of Central African primates including the Uganda mangabey, the Ugandan red colobus and the L’Hoest’s monkey.
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Uganda’s Wild Kingdoms
Uganda’s Wild Kingdoms is a life-changing journey that will take you to the mist-swathed forests, the cultural centers, and even to dinner at the king’s table in the pearl of Africa. You’ll traverse through all of Uganda’s major national parks doing extraordinary things like gorilla trekking, nature walking, and even a Ker & Downey Philanthropy stop. … Read more
From $8,318 per person/sharing
Pearl of Africa
On this nine-night safari, you will experience more than just game drives in East Africa, you also have the opportunity to see firsthand the incredible beauty of the Kibale National Park and the Queen Elizabeth National Park. From the volcanic crater lakes of Ndali Lodge to the exotic Gorilla Forest Camp, this is a safari that will dazzle your senses. … Read more
From $7,060 per person/sharing
Activities
- Chimp tracking
- Park safaris
- Birding