Uganda’s unique beauty makes it Africa’s best kept secret and the number one adventure safari destination.

Uganda is endowed with varied cultural sites, monuments and antiquities that define our heritage. The royal palaces, burial grounds for the kings and ritual sites which are major attractions to our visitors. The pleasant climate, diverse eco-systems of varied bio-diversity. Its growing stability, hospitable communities continue to offer competitively range of wildlife products offering an experience worth sharing.

Uganda is no ordinary destination. It’s the only safari destination whose range of forest primates is as impressive as its selection of plains antelope. Uganda is a unique blend of savannah and forest creatures. It’s rare wealth of Montana and lake habitats is simply dazzling.

There is more to the country than wild life-farmore! There is the mighty river Nile, punctuated by the spectacular Murchison falls park and the setting for some of the world’s most thrilling commercial white water rafting. There are the snow capped peaks of the Rwenzori, which provide a tantalizing challenge to dedicated mountaineers as well as the Virunga volcanoes and mount Elgon, both of which offer highly rewarding hiking opportunities through the scintillating highland scenery. More sedately, the beautiful islands of lake Victoria and bunyonyi are idyllic venues as well as are the myriad forests fringed crater lakes that stud the rift valley floor.

Uganda’s reputation as Africa’s friendliest country stems partly from the tradition of hospitality common to its commonly diverse populace and partly from the remarkably low level of crime and hassle directed to tourists.

Uganda’s star attraction is the endangered mountain Gorilla, the bulkiest of the living primates, and the most peaceable.

Uganda is also home to man’s closet relative, the chimpanzee. A delightful ape whose evocative pant-hoot call is a definitive sound of the African rainforest.

Uganda is also Africa’s most complete bird watching destination, with more than 1,000 species recorded within an area comparable to that of great Britain.