Top Kampala Bird Watching

Uganda is known for its wildlife, but time-limited travelers can’t always embark on multi-day drives and extended safari trips. Optimize your chances of seeing lions, elephants, giraffes, and more on this private 2-day tour to Murchison Falls National Park. With round-trip hotel pickup and a personal guide, you’ll stay on schedule, making this the perfect choice for travelers wanting to experience Uganda’s wildlife efficiently.

It's a fun and breath taking activity that a traveler should not miss out.You get to learn more about Uganda and the pre colonial era.How Entebbe became the capital and why it changed to Kampala after Independence.It is an interactive activity with locals who are friendly and welcoming.

Explore the savannah on this multi day safari in Uganda's famous Queen Elizabeth National Park. With your guide's help, enjoy a perspective on local life and get up close to unique wildlife. In between game drives featuring lions, elephants, and leopards, you'll stay at a lodge equipped for comfort. Tour highlights include visiting the equator, a boat ride along the Kazinga Channel and a guided primate walk in search of chimpanzees.

This 1-day safari package takes you to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, where you'll trek with the rhinos. It is the only place in Uganda where you can see white rhinos. Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary Project was founded by the Rhino Fund Uganda and Uganda Wildlife Authority to reintroduce black and white rhinos in Uganda’s National Parks. Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is to protect the endangered white rhinos and other animals.

Experience Uganda’s nature and wildlife up close on this 3-day private safari tour to Murchison Falls, featuring rhino trekking, game drives, and a river cruise. Enjoy personalized attention from your small-group guide as you track rhinos, giraffes, lions, and more. Avoid hidden costs with meals, transfers, and accommodation included as per itinerary.

Make your way to the source of the Nile on this small-group tour from Kampala, which takes you to Jinja for lunch, and then to the source of the mighty river. On the way you take several stops, which you couldn’t do with public transportation. Visit the Sezibwa waterfalls, take a small hike, then visit Mabira Forest, and finally to Jinja, followed by a boat cruise to the Nile.