Nile Safari Lodge is a World class eco-friendly lodge serving guests with high quality hospitality and services. By developing its conservation program and respecting the environment around it, the lodge ensures its guests with first hand dedicated attention throughout their stay. The lodge has been designed to accommodate guests in wheelchairs as well. Nile Safari...Read More

Inaugurated in 1954, Paraa Safari Lodge is strategically located in Murchison Falls National Park. The lodge is nestled in the north west of Uganda over looking one of nature’s best kept secrets, the River Nile, on its journey from its source at Lake Victoria to join Lake Albert – here it is suddenly channeled into...Read More

Mahogany Springs Lodge, in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, offers privacy and serenity blended with optimal comfort in a spectacular setting. With some of the most luxurious accommodation in East Africa, the feeling that you will experience when staying here is beyond compare. At Mahogany Springs it is the little touches that make the big difference,...Read More

Queen Elizabeth National Park in the western region of Uganda is one of the most sought-after protected areas in East Africa by the region’s annual tourists and travelers. The Park is so popular and famous to tourists because of the lots of attractions it resides. Some of the attractions in this Park are only found...Read More

Africa comprises of a number of mesmerizing activities to do on a holiday or honeymoon, such as safari game drives, gorilla trekking, chimpanzee tracking, birding, and many others. Meanwhile, particularly in Uganda and Rwanda the most treasured and selling activity is gorilla trekking. Worldwide, Uganda, Rwanda and DR Congo are the only three countries where...Read More

Towards the end of last month, June, the Minister for Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, Honorable Col Tom Butime together with the UWEC executive director, Mr Musinguzi James, unveiled the Zakayo Monument/Statue. Zakayo, which was the oldest chimpanzee at the UWEC – Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre, died in 2018 at the age of 58 years....Read More

You have already booked your trip with your trusted and authorized tour operator, and you’re ready to travel to Uganda for the safari adventure of a lifetime, you have made a list of the animals you would like most to see, places you would like to visit and the experiences you’re hoping to have. Then...Read More

The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) published the saddening news of the death of a rare silverback gorilla known as Rafiki. Rafiki was one of Uganda’s best known and most beloved gorillas. The 25-year-old gorilla was part of the popular Nkuringo gorilla family that lives in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, in southwestern Uganda. Gladly, however, four...Read More

The Uganda Wildlife governing body, Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA), has temporarily stopped tourist boat trips in the country’s largest and oldest protected area, Murchison Falls National Park, following the bursting of River Nile’s banks. In a press statement issued on Monday morning (8th/June/2020), UWA claimed that the rising water level has inundated the landing points...Read More

In April 2020, all the ten Uganda national parks and other protected areas were closed following the outbreak of the global pandemic disease, Covid-19 (Corona virus) that had took the entire world by storm. Meanwhile, the disease is gradually waning out and some businesses in Uganda were allowed to operate again after a temporary closure...Read More