Uganda’s Safari Heartland
Totl Adventures invites you to explore Uganda’s most iconic savannah park — Queen Elizabeth National Park. Stretching across the Great Rift Valley, this diverse landscape combines open plains, volcanic features, wetlands, and tropical forests, offering one of East Africa’s richest wildlife experiences.
Location: Western Uganda, spanning districts of Kasese, Kamwenge, Rubirizi, and Rukungiri.
Size: About 1,978 km², making it Uganda’s second-largest national park.
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve: Recognized for its ecological significance and biodiversity.
Game drives: Spot elephants, buffalo, lions, leopards, and antelopes across the Kasenyi Plains and Ishasha sector.
Tree-climbing lions: Unique to Ishasha, these lions lounge in fig trees — a rare sight in Africa.
Kazinga Channel boat safari: Cruise along the waterway linking Lake Edward and Lake George, teeming with hippos, crocodiles, and birds.
Birdwatching: Over 600 bird species, making it one of Africa’s premier birding destinations.
Kyambura Gorge chimp trekking: Explore the “Valley of Apes” for a chance to encounter wild chimpanzees.
By Road: 6–7 hours drive from Kampala, passing through scenic countryside and crater lakes.
By Air: Domestic flights to Kasese or Mweya airstrips for quicker access.
Tailored safaris: From classic game drives to immersive boat trips, we design itineraries that maximize wildlife encounters.
Adventure diversity: Combine savannah safaris with forest treks, crater lake hikes, and cultural visits.
Conservation focus: Every Totl Adventures journey supports wildlife protection and community initiatives.
Queen Elizabeth National Park is the ultimate safari destination for adventurers seeking variety. With its dramatic landscapes, abundant wildlife, and unique experiences like tree-climbing lions, it’s a must-see on any Totl Adventures itinerary.