Lake Bunyonyi
A quiet, hill-ringed lake in the south-west, where the pace drops after gorilla trekking and the days are spent on the water.
Places with something to say
From mountain forests to open savanna, discover the places that make Uganda worth taking slowly.
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Ancient rainforest and Uganda’s best-known mountain gorilla destination, with forest trails, rare wildlife and strong links to local culture.
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
A compact Virunga park where mountain gorillas, golden monkeys, volcanic slopes and Batwa cultural heritage meet near Kisoro.
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Savannah, crater landscapes and the Kazinga Channel combine with elephants, hippos, predators and the tree-climbing lions of Ishasha
Volcanoes National Park
Rwanda’s Virunga rainforest destination for mountain gorillas, golden monkeys, volcano views and highland hiking.
Murchison Falls National Park
Uganda’s largest national park, centred on the Nile, powerful Murchison Falls and broad savannah wildlife viewing
Kibale National Park
A primate-rich rainforest best known for chimpanzee tracking and a strong complement to Uganda’s mountain gorilla experiences.
Lake Mburo National Park
A compact savannah-and-wetland park known for zebras, impalas, elands, birdlife and unusually close wildlife experiences
Kidepo Valley National Park
Remote north-eastern savannah with wide valleys, big wildlife, striking dry-country scenery and cultural connections to Karamoja.
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