National Parks

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Location: Southwestern Uganda

Size: 331 square kilometers

Known For: Mountain gorillas (half of the world's population), 120 mammal species, 350 bird species, 220 butterfly species

Activities: Gorilla trekking, nature walks, bird watching, community visits

Best Time to Visit: June to August and December to February (dry seasons)

Queen Elizabeth National Park

Location: Western Uganda

Size: 1,978 square kilometers

Known For: Tree-climbing lions, 95 mammal species, over 600 bird species, Kazinga Channel

Activities: Game drives, boat safaris, chimpanzee tracking in Kyambura Gorge, bird watching

Best Time to Visit: January to February and June to July (dry seasons)

Murchison Falls National Park

Location: Northwestern Uganda

Size: 3,840 square kilometers (Uganda's largest park)

Known For: Murchison Falls (Nile River), 76 mammal species, 450 bird species

Activities: Boat cruises to the falls, game drives, chimpanzee tracking in Budongo Forest

Best Time to Visit: December to February and June to September (dry seasons)

Protecting East Africa's Natural Heritage

Kyobe Safaris is committed to sustainable tourism practices that support conservation efforts in East Africa's national parks:

• Community Involvement: Working with local communities to ensure they benefit from tourism
• Wildlife Protection: Supporting anti-poaching initiatives and habitat conservation
• Sustainable Practices: Promoting eco-friendly tourism and minimizing environmental impact
• Education: Raising awareness about conservation among visitors and locals
• Research Support: Contributing to scientific research and monitoring programs

When you book with Kyobe Safaris, a portion of your fee goes directly to conservation projects in the parks you visit.