Things to do from Mbarara town

Budget gorilla tours from Mbarara town

Organizing a flying safari to Mweya and Kibale Forest National Park.

For those interested in visiting Queen Elizabeth National Park for wildlife viewing, boat cruise on Kazinga channel, and community visits among other activities and Kibale Forest National Park for Chimpanzee Trekking by a domestic flight, planning a flying safari to Mweya and Kibale Forest National Park is Depending on your schedule, you will first visit Kibale Forest National Park or Mweya, Queen Elizabeth National Park for the aforementioned activities. You will travel to Mweya or Kasese Airport from where you will begin your safari.

What should one do and see on a flying safari to Mweya and Kibale Forest National Park?

Those interested in primates are free to trek chimpanzees in Kyambura Gorge either in the morning or afternoon. Our Mweya sector and Kibale Forest National Park Safari will take you to the Northern part of Queen Elizabeth National Park popularly known as Mweya for wildlife viewing and game drives.

You will also have time to do a boat cruise on Kazinga Channel. From Mweya you will visit Kibale Forest National park for Chimpanzee trekking having time as well to complete the Bigodi wetland walk and a community walk in both parks you may also choose birding considering the fact they are one of the best areas for birding in Uganda.

Drives in the Mweya Sector Game

Rich in wildlife, the Mweya section of Queen Elizabeth National Park will reveal large quantities of Uganda’s unusual Euphorbia, also known as “candelabra,” tree. Your trip as you see the animals is beautifully framed by the many neighboring crater lakes and mountain ranges. Large herds on Buffaloes, Elephants, Uganda Kobs, Antelopes, waterbucks, Topis, and depending on your luck that day you will also witness the lions and leopards.

Boat Cruise in the Kazinga Channel

Along the Kazinga Channel in Queen Elizabeth National Park, relax on a slow boat tour. On the coast you might see families of warthogs, herds of elephant, buffalos and antelopes, large numbers of hippos, and crocodiles tanning.

Many birds, including some migratory species traveling south to warmer conditions, find refuge on Kazinga’s coastlines. The trip offers also a breathtaking view of the lovely Mweya Peninsula and small fishing village life along the banks.

Cultural Quest
You could visit Lake Katwe on your Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari and see how the nearby people are making their livelihood from park resources. It also explains why Queen Elizabeth National Park was ranked among the Parks where human activities coexist with wildlife.

Organizing a flying safari to Mweya and Kibale Forest National Park.

For those who wish to visit the nearby communities, we have the Kasoga community experience project whereby the local community will share with you the hard experience of living near the park and how they have managed to co-exist peacefully with wildlife you will also enjoy the cultural encounters and traditional dances.

Tracker for chimps in Kyambura Gorge
Among the main operations carried out in Queen Elizabeth National Park are chimps’ tracking. This is carried out within Kyambura Gorge inside the Park. Based on the schedule and time of the activities, we may book you the permits and arrange this trip for you after morning and afternoon chimpanzee tracking.

You will need extra time to spend at Queen Elizabeth National Park and have a fantastic unforgettable experience if you like to participate in all the described events. Send us an email; we will then provide all the information and customize this for your need.

For those who enjoy Birding safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park, it is among Uganda’s best birding locations with over 700 bird species including; Albertine rift endemic birds, water birds, and savannah birds most of which can be seen on the boat ride on Kazinga Channel and during game drives in the park.

Among the birds listed below are Collared pratincole, Palm-nut vulture, Pel’s fishing-owl, Rare Swamp flycatcher, Gray-crowned crane (Uganda’s National bird), Giant Kingfisher, Giant Heron, Shoebill stork, Abyssinian Ground Hornbills, Nightjars, Marabou stork, Black-headed Lapwing, Back-bellied Bustard, Swamp Flycatcher, Giant Heron, African Jacana, Secretary Bird among others.

Trekking with chimpanzees in Kibale Forest National Park
Your group will be accompanied early morning into the forest by seasoned guides, researchers, and trackers to see wild chimpanzees and numerous other kinds of primates in their natural environment. For one hour, you will be within meters of these fascinating and very sociable apes partaking in their daily life and seeing their daily routines; they will also take you through the whole monitoring procedure.

Our closest relatives, chimps are rather rare—only around 5000 survive in Uganda. Given their great mobility as they hunt food across the forest, tracking chimpanzees may be somewhat taxing. Chimpanzees are wild creatures as well, hence we cannot guarantee sightings even though viewing success rates are above 80%.

Bigodi Wetland Walk and Community Walk
Bigodi wetland walk takes place at the Bigodi wetland sanctuary in Magombe swamp, the swamp is an array of attractions with prime attractions being the primates and birds, primate species include the red colobus monkey, baboon, black & white colobus monkey, blue monkey grey cheeked, mangabey, vervet monkey, red-tailed monkey, and the L’Hoest monkey.

Further mammals include chimpanzees, Sitatunga, mongooses, bush pigs, otters and bushbucks. Bird species we could so anticipate to come across particularly like Green-breasted Pitta, Red-chested Owlet, Scally-breasted, Pale-breasted and Brown Illadopsis. Fire-crested and Brown-chested Alethe, Forest Robin, Buff-spotted, Brown-eared, Yellow-crested Woodpecker, Red-caped and Blue-shouldered Robin-chat, Rufous Flycatcher; Red-winged Francolin, Black-billed Turaco, White-naped and Afep Pigeon; Red-tailed Ant-thrush.

Along with the local villages where you will have cultural interactions like local dances, local way of life, local juices, and delicacies among others, you will also stroll among them.

Flying safari entrance to Mweya and Kibale Forest National Park
The quickest way to reach Queen Elizabeth and Kibale Forest National parks is via aircraft to Mweya or Kasese Airport; the journey only takes around one hour and fifteen minutes.

Flying to Kasese Airport or Mweya Airstrip or Kihihi Airport will provide you entry to both parks; depending on the availability of the domestic aircraft operator and the route you want to follow, With an approximate time from the airstrips to Queen Elizabeth National Park and Kibale Forest National Park being 1-2 hours from Kasese Airstrip, 45 minutes from Mweya Airstrip (this depends on the Lodge you are staying at), then the long one is 3-4 hours drive from Kihihi Airport.

All the mentioned airstrips you will need to drive a short distance to access the parks. Flying to Mweya Airstrip and Kasese Airport can greatly help you to reach the park sooner than when you travel to Kihihi. Starting from either Entebbe International Airport or Kajjansi Airfield, all flights will rely on the operator you have booked to determine which location you will be starting your trip to Queen Elizabeth National Park from.

Arranging a flying safari to Kibale Forest National Park and Mweya

We can schedule and arrange for you a flying safari to Mweya and Kibale Forest National Park. Once we confirm availability, we will provisionally book for you while we wait for you to confirm and make payment. First, we will need you to let us know your intended trip dates so we may share with the local airline operators.

If you wish privacy on your flight, you can choose to book any time you wish to visit Queen Elizabeth National Park and Kibale Forest National Park; alternatively, charter flights can land in small Air Fields, so reducing the drive time from the airfield to your Lodge. Among the main local carriers operating flights to Mweya and Kasese are flying Uganda and Aero Link Uganda.

journey rates vary depending the route you want to travel; USD283 for a one-way journey and USD472 for a return flight. One of our guides or cars will wait to move you to your Lodge and also take you for game drives and other activities immediately upon arrival at the airport.

Where would one stay on a flying safari to Kibale Forest National Park and Mweya?

We advise you at least spend a night in either Entebbe/Kampala before the start day and at the end of your safari, this will help you catch up with the flight depart and return times then as well avoid the risk of missing the flight in case of uncertainty like loss of your luggage, missed connecting flight to Entebbe among others. Your flying safari to Mweya Queen Elizabeth National Park

From affordable, mid-range to luxury, lodges in Queen Elizabeth National Park span Budget alternatives include Pumba Safari Lodge, Elephant Hab Lodge among others rates vary from 90 to 100 dollars a night per person, mid-range options include Buffalo Safari Lodge, Bush Lodge, among others costs range from 100 to 300 dollars a night and then Among the luxury choices, Kyambura Gorge Lodge, Mazike Safari Lodge, Katara Lodge, and Mweya Safari Lodge each run between 300 and 400 dollars a night per person.

In Kibale Forest National Park, lodges fall from cheap, mid-range to luxury. Budget alternatives are from 90 to 100 dollars a night per person; mid-range options include Kibale Forest Camp, Primate Lodge among others rates ranging from 100 to 300 dollars a night and then Among the luxury choices are Ndali Lodge, Papaya Lake Lodge, Kyaniga Lodge; daily rates go between three hundred and four hundred dollars per person.

When should a flying safari be planned for Mweya and Kibale Forest National Park?

People relate dry seasons to be the ideal time to visit Queen Elizabeth National Park and Kibale Forest National Park as Uganda is crossed by the equator and has a changing equatorial kind of climate with two rainy seasons. This is true; the heavy rains that make the paths too slippery makes driving across the park for wildlife viewing difficult.

This same is true during chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest National Park during the rainy season; the forest cover becomes thicker and the viewing of the chimps is not best compared to drier months. The ideal time for planning a flying safari to Mweya and Kibale Forest National Park is December to February and then June to October, which is rather dry than March to May and with this it is easier to game drives and good for wildlife sightings as well as good for chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest National park.

About Safari Experiences in Katland
Originally providing incredible experiences to Uganda and Rwanda, Katland safaris began in 2011 and now provide safaris to Tanzania, Kenya, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Our magic in creating real experience comes from the fact that we have gradually established a team combined with youthful and vibrant personnel supervised by highly experienced senior managers and directors who are Ugandans and enthusiastic about what they do. Should contact be made, one of our employees will assist in providing reliable and fast information. On trip Advisor and safari reservations, Katland Safaris is very well regarded and evaluated.

 

Organizing a flying safari to Nkuringo to see mountain gorillas

Road trips to Bwindi impenetrable National Park from Entebbe.

One of the best experiences one can have visiting Uganda is driving to Bwindi impenetrable national park from Entebbi. Driving through with the breathtakingly stunning terrain and Plantations and setting is fantastic.  Katland safaris provide value for money road excursions to Bwindi using fully defined Post COVID Lockdown SOPs as Countries and Airports start opening up.

Early morning from the Airport or Hotel, our expert driver guide will collect you to begin the road journey to Bwindi impenetrable national park. Later you drive to Mbarara at Igongo cultural center for Lunch, then you pass past swamps, rivers, plantations, Animal farms and stop to snap photographs as you would like.

You will halt at the Equator for breakfast and photos.  This road tour passes through more than 10 regions, each with own culture but very friendly Ugandans. Depending on Luck, you will also travel via Lake Mburo National Park and be able to see Giraffes, Antelopes, and Zebras. Your fantastic gorilla adventure will be driven via the terraced slopes of Kabale, Kisoro, and Kanungu.

 

Related to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

One of the only two national parks in Uganda where you could walk and see the amazing Mountain Gorillas in their natural habitat worldwide, Bwindi Forest National Park is situated in the southern part of Uganda and shares a border with Congo.

More than half of the only remaining Mountain Gorillas in the wild make it famous and best place to trek the Mountain Gorillas. There are many areas or sectors in Bwindi Forest National Park where you may engage in the Gorilla tracking experience: Rushaga, Buhoma, Ruhija and Nkuringo sector.

Each of the many habituated gorilla families offered for gorilla tracking experience contains distinct gorilla individuals; each gorilla family is headed and under control by the dominant male gorilla, Bwindi Forest National Park You must have a Gorilla permit good for hiking that day before you may start the journey.

Given that only eight individuals are permitted to walk every gorilla family daily in Bwindi Forest National Park, Gorilla permits are few. Plan your gorilla lifetime safari under experience Africa safari.

From Entebbe, what kind of vehicles are utilized for the road journeys to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park?

To ascend the slopes of Bwindi forest for your incredible gorilla safari from Entebbe, Katland safaris only employ 4×4 safari vehicles that are well-serviced and driven by our experienced guide. We usually offer our customers 4×4 safaris tailored Super custom/Van, which are very comfortable and have ample legroom and baggage space; the super custom can take one to five individuals and the van may be utilized for group travels of around nine to ten persons.

We employ extremely expensive 4×4 land cruisers for a luxury gorilla road excursion from Entebbe to Bwindi; they can hold up to seven people. Indeed, you might choose a land cruise for your comfort even as you have a cheap safari. For your wonderful gorilla safari, all of our cars have A-C, drinking water, tourism license stickers, and are properly maintained.

 

On road travels to Bwindi, from Entebbe, how are the state of the roads?

Although the route from Entebbe, the Kampala-Mbarara-Kabale highway going to Bwindi is not world class, it is very Tarmacked and smooth. The journey is lengthy but fun as there is plenty to view. Marum roads go to any area of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park; however, we stress the usage of 4X4 because, during the rainy season, they are treacherous and caught with mud.

Southwestern Uganda is rather mountainous, and the routes wind over hillside landscapes with great beauty. Our driver-guides are highly professional for your comfort and safety to go to your ideal location and very competent in driving.

 

Entebbe to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park has what driving time?

Entebbe Town (M Municipality) has the sole international airport in Uganda; thus, we deliberately begin all gorilla road journeys from Entebbe. Though rather fun with the many breaks, the travel between Entebbe town to Entebbe International Airport takes nine to ten hours.

We propose planes that land early morning latest at 6:00 am for Picks from Entebbe International Airport to enable you to reach in Bwindi within day time. We always counsel our customers to come a day later and arrange pre-accommodation in Entebbe to minimize the hassle caused by delayed flights.

 

Along road excursions from Entebbe Impenetrable National Park, what should one see and see?

One of the top fantastic travel places in Africa you should not miss on your bucket list; Bwindi impenetrable national park offers a lot to see and do. View the activities and sights below to explore Bwindi.

Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi, inaccessible National Park

The main activity one does and sees the gorillas in Bwindi is gorilla tracking. Half of the surviving Mountain Gorillas in the world live in Bwindi Forest National Park; so, your stay here offers 98% possibilities of viewing the mountain gorillas in their native environment.

Road trips to Bwindi impenetrable National Park from Entebbe.

Four separate portions of Bwindi Forest National Park— Rushaga and Nkuringo in the south and Ruhija and Buhoma in the North East and East half of Bwindi National park respectively—feature mountain gorillas from each distinct sector.

Your first concern is getting a gorilla permit so you may go from Entebbe via Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Depending on your travel dates and availability of the gorilla permit that day, you must buy it ahead of time to guarantee a place for your trip. Gorilla tracking is done in groups of eight people per gorilla family meaning eight permits only are available for each gorilla family, for you to guarantee a place for a daily gorilla trek you will need to secure your gorilla permit in advance months or days prior visiting Bwindi Forest National park.

All you have to do when you book an all-inclusive Gorilla road trip to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park from Entebbe with Katland Safaris is provide us your real dates as preferred trekking gorillas will be checked online for availability of permits. We will provisionally reserve your permit and send a permit payment invoice to you. Once you pay, we will automatically get your permission and then provide scanned copies of Uganda Wildlife Authority receipts to you.

Gorilla Habituation Experience from Entebbe Road Trip to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Four hours with mountain gorillas still under habituation are possible via a gorilla habitat excursion. Only four persons are permitted to engage in gorilla habituation activities in Bwindi Forest National Park in Uganda; so, you must reserve your gorilla habituation permit ahead of time to guarantee your spot. Depending on how long you search for them, the experience lasts half a day or whole day.

Only in the south of Bwindi impenetrable National Park between the sectors of Rushaga and Nkuringo is Gorilla Habituation Activity undertaken. You see the gorillas in the process of getting habituated during this trip; they are not yet accustomed to visitors and behave wild, with researchers and guides; you track the way gorillas eat, move, rest, and also interact with them. During vehicle journeys from Entebbe to Bwindi impenetrable national park, this is among the most fascinating activities available.

 

Experience in bird watching

For bird lovers, Bwindi Forest National Park is home to many unusual bird species like Albertine Rift Endemic birds and is Handsome Francolin, Rwenzori Nightjar, Dwarf Honeyguide, African Green Broadbill, Archer’s Robin-Chat, Red-throated Alethe, Yellow-eyed Black-Flyct We provide birding trips to Bwindi Forest National Park, where expert birding guides help you to identify various species. To go birdwatching from Entebbe to Bwindi impenetrable national park, get in touch.

 

Experience from culture and community

The Batwa people, often known as the pygmies, lived in Bwindi Forest National Park for many years until recently when they were displaced from the park to the nearby towns in order to support mountain gorilla protection and tourism. From Entebbe, a road journey to Bwindi bush National Park will provide you a chance to view these pygmies used to spend their time in the bush, where they stayed, how they used to pick wild honey as well as hunt.

They will present their dances and discuss how they have adjusted to and appreciated regular life outside the jungle. If you have any contribution to help the children with clothing and scholastic supplies, you might also visit the rest of the community on the fringes of the forest, the women organizations that produce crafts and sell food, the community schools and we urge.

 

Nature hikes inside Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

Comprising a tropical forest, one of the oldest in the world having existed for more than 300,000 years, Bwindi Forest National Park has ancient tree species some of which are peculiar to this forest. Its thick canopy makes nature walks fun, thus it is also well-known to be impenetrable.

On your nature walking safari in Bwindi Forest, you will have the opportunity to learn about many tree species, see different bird species, and, if lucky, view rare forest elephants, monkeys, baboons.

From the Buhoma sector to the Nkuringo Sector, we do provide Nature walking packages wherein you may mix yourself with the surroundings including a trip to the breathtaking rivers and waterfalls inside the Bwindi Forest National Park. Your choice of package will depend on the time you have and may be customized with all these activities to fit your need most appropriately.

 

Where on a road trip from Entebbe should one stay in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park?

You will select lodging or hotel based on the sector you will be traversing from Bwindi impenetrable National Park; four sectors for gorilla trekking are Buhoma, Nkuringo, Ruhija, and Rushaga. When you verify the availability of permissions with us, we will inform you which industry has permits available and also recommend the hotel in that field.

From inexpensive to mid-range to luxury and premium hotels with low season rates and high season rates, all these areas provide hotels and lodges. For instance, you might stay at Buhoma community camp as a cheap hotel, Buhoma Havens lodge as a midrange hotel, Bwindi lodge, Mahogany springs resort, Buhoma lodge, as a luxury lodge and Gorilla forest camp as the upmarket hotel.

In Rushaga, you may stay at Rushaga Gorilla Havens resort, Rushaga Gorilla camp, four gorillas Lodge in Nkuringo Bwindi Lodge, Clouds Mountain gorilla resort.

From Entebbe, Katland safaris arranges road excursions to Bwindi impenetrable national Park using numerous options of Packages in addition to tailored packages for your trip. Our offices in Entebbe are rather easily reachable for cash payment, questions, and any other interest you would like to forward to us.

Since Entebbe International Airport is somewhat near to our headquarters, we provide free pickups there. Send us an email to get in touch and we will arrange for you specifically. Trip Advisor and Safari reservations positively review Katland Safaris.

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Things to consider before booking a flying safari to Mgahinga National Park

Though tiny among national parks in Uganda, this one is beautiful and offers plenty to see here. Situated high in the clouds between 2227 and 4157 meters, the park is part of South Western Part of Uganda. Covering 33.7 square kilometers, Park lies in the Kisoro District. Only three national parks—Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Volcanoes National Park, and Mgahinga National Park—contain East African mountain Gorillas, who live among humans.

The only park in Uganda where Gorillas Co-Exist with Golden Money is where Gold Meets Silver, alluding to the Gorillas and Golden monkeys. Mgahinga National Park is a component of the much larger Virunga Conservation Area, which comprises surrounding parks in Uganda, Rwanda, and the DR Congo. Its borders stretch west from the Virunga National Park of the Democratic Republic of Congo and south from the Volcanoes National Park of Rwanda.

The slopes of the volcanoes have different ecosystems and are ecologically varied; their summits provide an amazing background to this stunning landscape. Taking flight to Mgahinga National Park With now the option to fly, this has made it much easier to do safaris to the less crowded park and another alternative to visit when no Gorilla permits in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

Things to consider before booking a flying safari to Mgahinga National Park

Traditionally safaris to Mgahinga where done by road and many travellers did not like to visit the Park just because of the 8-9 hours’ drive involved from Entebbe to the park. The planes here get to the park in about one hour. Operating in the area are Aerolink and FlyUganda. Your driver collects you from Kisoro Airstrip and drives to the park where you have reserved for the evening; the travel merely takes forty-five minutes. The flights run all year round.

One significant remark is that all flights are booked for morning when it is still quiet as the weather in Kisoro, between Bwindi and Mgahinga National parks is quite erratic. Any planes trying to get there find it difficult in the afternoon winds. Sometimes planes take a bit long to go there or depart because they sometimes link via Kihihi Airstrip and Kasese in case they have customers to pick up or drop off while they travel.

When should one plan fly-in safaris to Mgahinga National Park? Although Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is open all year long, the ideal months to visit it are December through March and June through October—the hottest and driest months. Tracking is much simpler in the dry months, but the Gorillas and Golden Monkeys travel far more in search of food. This does not imply that one cannot track during the rainy season.

There are many fewer opportunities to view gorillas than in the dry months of the year. Travelers must make prior bookings on all services; booking is done all year round. Accommodation as well as availability and permits before they sell out depend on flights. Although we advise booking at least two months before the date, once you send an inquiry to us, all services are booked for your trip.

Therefore, send that inquiry and one of our consultants will reply back to you within no time even if last-minute bookings are made should services become available. Activities for flying safari in Mgahinga While on a fly in safari in Mgahinga National Park, there are very many things one may engage in; alternatives you can only acquire if you choose a fly-in package. Among them are the ones below. Mostly, gorilla tracking is the activity.

With Gorilla permits having to be secured in advance, this is by far the most popular activity accessible in the area. One must arrange at least three months in advance; gorilla permits are USD 800.00 per person. Get in touch; our safari advisers will look for you availability. Mgahinga has one Gorilla family Nyakagezi group consisting of nine individuals with four silverbacks, two young adults, two female adults, and one young child.

Mark, the family’s head, replaced this father Bugingo, who is said to be more than 55 years old, in charge. This group is special in that the silverback Bugingo still resides with the group—a uncommon occurrence because take over normally follows after a battle and the looser is expelled and sent into isolation or dies. Monitoring Golden Monkeys.

Not somewhere else, these lovely monkey species call Bamboo woods of the Virunga mountains home. Families of around forty to sixty soldiers call visitors who engage in this activity a pleasure; those here for photography are very striking. This exercise begins simultaneously with Gorilla tracking under direction from a briefing at 7:30 am. You also get the chance to participate in Golden Monkey Habituation Experience, which provides you with more researcher information and up-close view of the Golden monkeys.

For those who cannot afford the USD800.00 for the Gorilla permit, Golden Monkey permit is USD90.00 for usual monitoring suggesting it is a reasonably priced alternative. The most fascinating part about the activity is that it can be done on the same day you arrive from Entebbe; depending on what you book, morning or afternoon trek is what you find most engaging. Apart from securing your permissions, Katland Safaris helps you arrange your trip.

Batwa experience of the community Batwa people are very small people (pygmies), hunters and fruit gatherers, among the oldest groups living in the Virunga National park. After being moved from the woods to the National Park by UNESCO to preserve the forests since they were also home for the endangered Mountain Gorillas, more than eighty percent of the Batwa people now are landless.

Formally, they relied on woods for all their livelihood and remedies for years; pulling them out of the forest caused considerable disturbance in their way of life and pushed them to dwell around the park margins where they have since flourished for years.

By means of programs to enrich them and expose them to the modern life through activities to promote agriculture to them and development projects to augment their source of income, the United Organization for the Batwa Development in Uganda has helped improve their livelihood.

The Batwa lags. Designed for guests to travel through and experience the daily lives of the batwa, a nature walk allows one to see how they cook, their kind of housing, traditional cuisine and dances. The funds generated immediately go toward offering the batwa access to health care. The crafts serve to provide the individual you purchase a living. Book and we will arrange a stroll thorugh the lives of the Batwa people. Volcanoes on foot. Thess are within reach and fit for a day.

The 3 mountains of Sabinyo, Muhabura, and Gahinga’s Virunga range trekking adventure. One may catch a plan from Entebbe and still get it in time for the climb via this one day excursion, which begins at 8:00 am. Mount Muhabura tallest at 4157m; Mount Sabinyo second at 3667m; last but not least Mount Gahinga at 3474m. observing birds. Mgahinga National Park is not one to omit; Uganda is a birding paradise for people who like over 1050 bird species; so, individuals interested in birding may follow paths to locate these species in this national park.

Working with an experienced team of Bird guides and the ground crew at Mgahinga National Park, Katland safaris makes sure you get the finest service on your birding tour. Restitution. From affordable to mid-range to luxury lodging, Mgahinga National Park has a range of possibilities for where one stays. Fit all budgets and travel only one hour from the Airstrip in drivable distance.

With competent services and the finest fit for all your tour related activities, Katland Safaris is still the firm you should choose. We have developed a Covid 19 Healthy Policy including all of our New Normal SOPS. Our packages span three days or whatever length of time you have and fall into all budgets and ranges. Get in touch to avoid regretting your choice of us. Trip advisor and safari reservations strongly suggest us.

 

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