Wednesday,Oct 28 2009, 06:20:54 AMUganda Safari to Queen Elizabeth

Launch Trip on the Kazinga Channel
A boat trip along the Kazinga Channel teeming with hippos gives guests an awesome experience to relish for a life time. An encounter with yawning hippos, a myriad of migrant and resident water birds, buffaloes, crocodiles and elephants spraying water on their bodies is verily unforgettable scenery.

 Uganda Safari Maramagambo Forest
Maramagambo forest gives lots of surprises. Visitors are given the opportunity to watch pythons in the crevices of the bat cave floor as bats serve as a food source. This cave is in the neighborhood of the Hunter’s cave and the picturesque Blue Lake. A variety of short and long nature walks a offered to take a survey into the forest. Some trails lead into the heart of the forest surrounding calm crater lakes and home to wild chimps, forest birds and a number of primates.

Ishasha Kenya Safari
Ishasha is a true pearl in the southern part of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Peaceful campsites freaquently visited by colobus and other monkeys are situated along winding Ishasha river in addition to the tree-climbing lions which can be spotted on large trees in this division of the park.

Birdwatching safari Queen Elizabeth
This park boasts over 606 bird species and our knowledgeable guides are familiar with the most interesting spots around swamps, lakes and other habitants. Tourists are given the chance of spotting Uganda’s most sought after bird, the ancient looking shoebill stork. A trip plan for a minimum of 2-3 days gives the best chance to see beautiful birds such as the African eagle, African skimmer, martial eagle and papyrus gonolek.

Traditional Salt Works
The Katwe town holds one of the of Uganda’s salt industry. Salt has been mined by traditional methods up to today and the industry peaks during the dry season.

Kyambura Wildlife Reserve safari
The wildlife reserve is situated in the eastern part of the protected area and support mammals similar to the rest of the park. It has two saline crater lakes which attracts large numbers of flamingos. The steep Kyambura Gorge, provides a lush riverine forest, dwelling of black, red-tailed and colobus monkey, olive baboon, chimpazees and plenty of birdlife. Queen Elizabeth Safari Tour Uganda , Trip and Vacation to Queen Elizabeth National Park

Do’s and Donts while in the park

• Get your permit before entering the park.
• Drive only between 7:00am and 7:00pm.Allow plenty of time to reach your destination.
• Do not drive more than 45km per hopur.
• Give animal’s right of the way and do not disturb wildlife.
• Do not sound your horn.
• Do not litter.
• Do not start fires or throw cigarette ends.
• Stay in your vehicle except at designated areas.
• Stay over night only at designated areas. Do not bring pet animals into the park.
• Do not pick or cut any plants or animals.
• Do not bring firearms or ammunition into the park.

Gorilla Safari