Nature Walks in Uganda.

Uganda is a classic adventure tourism destination. Sprawling across both sides of the equator, a network of 10 national parks and other several protected areas offers wildlife enthusiatists a thrilling opportunity to experience Uganda’s biodiversity.

In most of our National Parks and Wildlife Reserves, there are magnificent trails for nature walks. If you are interested in a true African walk, Uganda is the right place for you. We cater for those who are interested in Night Walks, Forest Walks, Hiking, Primate Walks, or spring/ Falls walk.

Kibale Forest:

With abundant tropical forest and interesting diversity of animals, Kibale National Park (KNP) is one of the most beautiful and stunning forest in Uganda. It is the home to the largest number of our closet living relative, the Chimpanzee well as the threatened red colobus monkey and the rare L’Hoest monkey.
The most famous inhabitants of Kibale National Park are the Chimpanzees with over 1,450 individuals are protected within the park. Take that nature walk in Kibale National Park which hosts over 325 species of birds including the yellow spotted nicator, yellow rumped tinkerbird, little greenbul, breasted pitta, the African pitta and the black bee eater,
impressive mammals including forest Elephants, buffaloes, bush pigs, duikers and bats. A keen observer may also see a number of reptiles and amphibians as well as colorful variety of butterflies.

Budongo forest:

Budongo Forest is the biggest forest reserve where you can walk below older mahogany and iron forest trees. Kaniyo Pabidi and Busingiro Ecotourism site are the major tourist site within Budongo Forest Reserve.  Chimpanzee tracking is the most famous activity. As you trek, you can also see many forest birds including the white-thighed hornbill and puvel’s illadopsis on Masindi Paraa road.

Mabira forest:

The Mabira Forest Tourism Project was set up in 1995 to facilitate sustainable revenue from the forest by creating an educational resource and recreational resource for Ugandan citizens and Non Ugandans. Mabira Forest can be discovered via extensive trails.

Mpanga Forest Reserve:

It is located 37 Kms west from Kampala along the Masaka Rd. It is a beautiful forest which ahs been conserved as a scientific research site since 1953. It has trails form which visitors can view the abundant bird life, butterflies, monkeys and so many other attractions.

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