SUAM Suam Guest House (UWA)Contact Mt. Elgon National Park officeTel. +256 454 433170Mobile: +256 772 674063Email: menpuwa@yahoo.ie KAPKWATA (PISWA TRAILHEAD) Kapkwata Guesthouse (self-catering)Contact Mt. Elgon National Park officeTel. +256 454 433170Mobile: +256 772 674063Email: menpuwa@yahoo.ie KAPKWAI Forest Exploration Center Bandas, student hostel and campsiteContact Mt. Elgon National Park officeTel: +256 454 433170Mobile: +256 772 674063Email: menpuwa@yahoo.ie KAPCHORWA Masha...Read More
Rwonyo Rest Camp Tents and bandas, along with camping at Mazinga Camp siteOperated by Uganda Wildlife Authority, contact us for reservations Conservation Education Centre (Sanga) 1km west of Sanga GateOperated by Uganda Wildlife Authority, contact us for reservations Mantana Tented Camp (UWA concession) Tel: +256 392 967368, +256 414 321552Tel (USA): (877) 546-2521 (toll free) Email: JS@Kimbla-Mantana.us, mantana@africaonline.co.ugWebsite: www.kimbla-mantanauganda.com...Read More
WITHIN THE PARK Primate Lodge Kibale (UWA Concession) Tel: +256 414 267153Mobile: +256 772 426368Email: info@ugandalodges.comWebsite: www.ugandalodges.com Kanyanchu River Camp Contact UWA for details Sebitoli Camping Ground (Northern park of Park) Located in the north of the parkContact UWA for details BIGODI REGION (SOUTH) KIBALE FOREST LODGE · Location: Bigodi Village along Fortportal-Kamwengo Road · Telephone: +256 394 853 571...Read More
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is located in southwestern Uganda on the border with Congo and Rwanda. Covering an area of about 33.7 sq kilometres, the park is a habitat for man’s closest, the mountain gorillas which roam about the whole forest in search of food. This park is one of the few places in the...Read More
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (BINP) is best known for its Mountain Gorilla populations and gorilla tracking. There are 4 locations for tracking gorillas in BINP these are Buhoma, Ruhija, Rushaga, and Nkuringo. The 4 locations have a total of about 18 families as of December 2018. Tracking permits must be bought before tracking by booking directly...Read More
Three tracks cross the savannah grassland of Toro Semliki Wildlife Reserve. Three tracks cross the savannah grassland of Toro Semliki Wildlife Reserve. Smaller forest and larger savannah elephants are regularly seen, along with buffalo, waterbuck, crocodile, warthog and Uganda kob. With luck, you may even see pygmy hippopotami, leopards and elusive bushbabies. Game drives in...Read More
For game drives in this park, it is advisable to move with a park ranger who will help you spot the lions that may be sitting on the valley’s various rocks. Other wildlife includes elephants, leopard, bush duiker, jackal, bushbuck, bush pig, ostrich, buffalo and much more, in the wild Narus Valley. NARUS VALLEY GAME...Read More