
Kidepo Valley wilderness
Wide savannah ringed by mountains, buffalo herds in the Narus Valley and almost no other vehicles: Kidepo is Uganda’s most remote and most beautiful park.


Wide savannah ringed by mountains, buffalo herds in the Narus Valley and almost no other vehicles: Kidepo is Uganda’s most remote and most beautiful park.

Walk through the bush with a ranger until a family of white rhinos appears, grazing calmly a short distance away: Ziwa is one of Africa’s most accessible rhino walks.

Rothschild’s giraffes, elephants, buffalo and lions on grassland that runs down to the Nile and Lake Albert: the north bank of Murchison is Uganda’s classic game drive.

At dawn on the Kasenyi plains, thousands of Uganda kob gather on their breeding grounds, and the lions are never far away.

Lions draped over the branches of big fig trees: Ishasha, in the south of Queen Elizabeth National Park, is one of the few places where lions regularly climb.

Big-tusked elephants walking across dusty plains, with snow-capped Kilimanjaro behind them: Amboseli gives one of the most famous views in Africa.

Ancient baobab trees, a river that never runs dry, and some of the largest elephant herds in East Africa: Tarangire is the northern circuit’s great surprise.

Ngorongoro Crater is one of the few places in East Africa where you have a realistic chance of seeing a wild black rhino from a safari vehicle.

Descend 600 metres down the wall of a collapsed volcano into a sealed world of lions, rhinos, flamingos and herds of zebra.

Granite kopjes, a river lined with sausage trees and resident herds: the Seronera Valley is one of the best places in Africa to see all three big cats.
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