
Combining Uganda with Kenya or Tanzania
Uganda’s forests and Kenya’s or Tanzania’s savannahs offer two completely different safaris. Combining them gives you the best of East Africa in one trip.


Uganda’s forests and Kenya’s or Tanzania’s savannahs offer two completely different safaris. Combining them gives you the best of East Africa in one trip.

The wildebeest never stop moving. This month-by-month guide shows where the herds usually are, what you can expect to see and where to base yourself.

Two hours on a 32-kilometre channel packed with hippos, buffalo, elephants, crocodiles and birds: the Kazinga Channel cruise is one of Uganda’s finest wildlife experiences.

Lions draped over fig branches, tails swinging: a day in Ishasha is about patience, sharp eyes and some of Uganda’s wildest savannah.

Forest primates are among the hardest and most rewarding subjects in wildlife photography. These practical tips will help you come home with images you are proud of.

The Batwa lived in the forests of Bwindi and Mgahinga for centuries. A Batwa-led cultural experience is a chance to learn their story, from their own guides.

There are two ways to experience the most powerful waterfall in East Africa: from a boat on the Nile below, or standing beside the roaring gorge above. Ideally, do both.

Kibale offers two ways to meet its chimpanzees: a classic one-hour tracking walk, or a longer habituation day with researchers. Here is how they compare.

Tipping is customary on safari in Uganda and makes a real difference to the people who look after you. Here are clear, fair guidelines.

Uganda’s parks are spread across the country, and road journeys are part of the adventure. Here are realistic driving times and how we plan comfortable travel days.
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