Uganda protects its natural heritage through a network of 10 national parks and numerous wildlife reserves. Each park offers distinct ecosystems, wildlife, and experiences, making Uganda a destination where you can tailor your safari to exactly what interests you most.

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is home to approximately half of the world's remaining mountain gorillas. The rainforest is ancient and complex, requiring technical forest navigation skills from experienced trackers. Gorilla encounters here feel intimate and profound.

Queen Elizabeth National Park combines diverse landscapes: savannah grasslands, crater lakes, and the life-giving Kazinga Channel. The park is famous for its tree-climbing lions, massive hippo populations, and exceptional birdwatching opportunities.

Murchison Falls National Park features Uganda's most dramatic waterfall where the Nile River thunders through a narrow cleft in the earth. The park offers excellent game drives, boat safaris, and hiking opportunities in a grand wilderness setting.