QueenElizabethNationalPark

Queen Elizabeth National Park packs an unusually wide range of habitats and experiences into a single, relatively compact park between the Rwenzori Mountains and Lake Edward. The Kazinga Channel, connecting Lakes Edward and George, is one of the most reliable wildlife-viewing stretches of water in Africa, drawing huge concentrations of hippo, buffalo and waterbirds to its banks and supporting one of the continent’s best channel-based boat safaris. In the park’s southern Ishasha sector, lions have developed the same unusual tree-climbing habit found in Tanzania’s Lake Manyara and Ruaha, regularly seen draped across the branches of fig trees during the heat of the day. The Kyambura Gorge, a steep, forested rift cutting unexpectedly through the open savanna, shelters a chimpanzee community accessible by a short, distinctive hike down from the plains above — a genuinely different forest environment within a few minutes of open grassland.

Immerse yourself in a curated collection of experiences designed to connect you deeply with the spirit of the region. From adrenaline-fueled adventures to quiet moments of discovery, explore the diverse ways to tailor your journey.

Safari Packages in Queen Elizabeth National Park