Lake Kivu lying along the western border line of Rwanda, boasts a scenic beachline and abounds with a wide range of water activities to explore including; kayaking, canoeing, water surfing, boat tours, biking, cultural tours as well as walking tours making it a perfect getaway holiday destination.
Kigali City is often overlooked and only used as a base to explore Rwanda’s premier attractions like mountain gorillas and Lake Kivu, but this green and modern metropolis abounds with a vast adventure activities. worth exploring.
The tree-climbing Lions of Ishasha are known for their inherent habit of lounging up the fig trees during the heat of the day – providing a rewarding and memorial sight during a game experience safari here.
The Murchison Falls along the Victoria Nile are the world’s most powerful waterfalls and a major highlight on any Uganda safari to Murchison Falls National Park that derives its name from these roaring falls.
Kazinga Channel set within Queen Elizabeth NP is 40 km long natural channel connecting Lake Edward and George offers a rewarding boat cruise safari expereince that brings you up-close to a diversity of wildlife including; hippos, Nile crocodile, elephants, buffalos and an excellent rich bird list.
Kigali birding hotspots include; Umusambi Village, Lake Nyarutarama, Nyandungu Eco Park, Bugesera and Nyabarongo wetlands and even hotel gardens and city parks, where a quality selection of Rwanda bird diversity can be ticked
Kidepo Valley National Park located in the north-eastern Uganda is a true African wilderness offering untamed wildlife safaris, cultural experiences, immersive walking safaris, wilderness camping in the midst of extraordinary landscapes.
Mabamba wetlands located west of Entebbe is Uganda’s top birding hotspots offering best chances and convenience to encounter the prehistoric Shoebill. The community-run Mabamba wetlands extends over 100 sq km from the shallow marshy bay on the northern shores of Lake Victoria near Entebbe
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest NP is Uganda’s premier birding destination offering the best access to the biodiversity rich Albertine Rift. The park’s checklist of over 360 species include up to 24 Albertine Endemics, over 70 high montane forest birds and a quality tropical forest specialists.
Semuliki National Park offers the best lowland forest birding experience on any typical Uganda tour, bringing in a unique diversity…
The Royal Mile at Budongo Forest is undoubtedly Uganda’s best birding trail noted for the rare iron-wood canopy-restricted specialists and a rich Guinea-Congo species list on their Eastern range limit.