Queen Elizabeth National Park Area
Programs at Queen Elizabeth National Park Area
Chimpanzees and Gorillas in Uganda
Shared service with other clients.
8 nights
Gorillas in Uganda
Shared service with other clients.This Western Circuit itinerary of the famous Albertine Rift Valley offers an interesting nature-based trip with many ecotourism activities (such as trekking to see primates, chimpanzees,
9 nights
Gorillas in Uganda and Lake Mburo National Park
Shared service with other clients.This Western Circuit itinerary of the famous Albertine Rift Valley supports the Bugoma Rainforest Conservation Project in Uganda and also offers an interesting nature-based trip with
10 nights
Gorillas in Uganda, in private
Private for 2 passengers.
9 nights
Rift Lakes
Shared service with other clients.This program, accompanied by a Spanish-speaking guide during the safari, covers the most interesting places in western Uganda, through the Albertine Rift Valley. A tour that
10 nights
Thousand Hills of Uganda and Rwanda
Shared service with other clients.This itinerary, which combines the countries of Uganda and Rwanda, gives us the opportunity to discover the Western Circuit of Uganda's Albertine Rift Valley, continuing in
13 nights
What to see in Queen Elizabeth National Park Area?
Parque Nacional Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth National Park is a protected area that is the most visited game reserve in the African country of Uganda. The national park is located in western Uganda, covering the districts of Kasese, Kamwenge, Bushenyi and Rukungiri. This territory is very heterogeneous, since it has many different ecosystems, some of these are savannahs, lakes, tropical forests and wetlands, this great variety of ecosystems makes it have a high biodiversity. More specifically, this national park has almost 100 species of mammals and more than 600 species of birds, some animals that you can find are elephants, hippos, pelicans, lions... this last species is famous in this area because the lions in this national park climb to the tops of the trees that they find in their path.
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