Named by Winston Churchill as the “Pearl of Africa in his book (African Travel Journey) published in 1908. Uganda is smaller than the United Kingdom but boasts a spectacular array of landscapes-from snow-capped mountains and savannah to lush swampland and impenetrable forests that are habitats to the world’s rarest wildlife species, The endangered mountain gorillas.

The country’s imposing attractions and the last of their kind are the “Mountain Gorillas” inhabiting over half of the world’s remaining and rarest of these creatures, home of the renowned Murchison Falls, source of the mighty Nile River (world’s longest river) and with over 13 primate species reside within. Remote and unspoilt parks teem with wildlife such as the famed Africa big game species of lion, elephant, leopards, Rhinoceros, buffalo, 1,000 recorded bird species and over 220 butterfly species. The lower temperatures always make Uganda the safari destination of choice and rapidly rising to its deserved spot among the world top destinations for ultimate adventure experience across Africa.

Why specially visit Uganda. The climate does not change much and with the elevation above sea level, sets it apart and thus its located where the savannah of East Africa meets the jungles of central Africa, meaning that you can view lions and elephant in sweeping grassy plains one day and track primates (Mountain Gorillas or Chimpanzees) through lush rainforest the next day if not the same day. Let us plan your safari now.