Uganda’s tailored birding packages explore top birding hotspots along a given birding circuit for specialists unique to these habitats.
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.
Uganda’s Top Birding Hotspots include Bwindi Impenetrable Forest known for Albertine Rift Endemics, Mabamba Wetlands known for Shoebill, Kibale Forest, Semliki National Park, Murchison Falls NP, Queen Elizabeth NP, Kidepo Valley NP and more.
Uganda’s birding circuits combine a diversity of bird-rich habitats characterized by montane rainforests, extensive marshes and wetlands, wooded grasslands where a checklist of over 1080 species occur. Bird highlights include; the prehistoric Shoebill, Uganda’s Endemics, Albertine Endemics and more.
Often referred to as a “whale head”, the prehistoric Shoebill (Balaeniceps rex) is a major highlight and a must-see to…
Birding in Uganda is a rewarding expereince, unmatched on the continent due to the country’s geographic location at the confluence…
Uganda is a leading birding destination in Africa with a checklist of over 1080 species across a diversity of habitats. The Top 20 Birds to see on a Uganda Birding Tour include; the Shoebill, Great Blue Turaco, Green-breasted Pitta, Grauer’s Broadbill, Karamoja Apalis and Fox’s Weaver both Uganda’s endemic species and more
With a total checklist of up to 1080 bird species, Uganda’s birding tour highlights include the much-sought-after specialist like the Shoebill, the Albertine Rift Endemics, habitat and range restricted bird species and more.