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Uganda

The Pearl of Africa

Wedged between Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan, Uganda stands out as a gem in the world of travel, offering a unique and enriching experience for those seeking adventure, wildlife encounters, and cultural immersion. With awe-inspiring landscapes, diverse wildlife, and warm hospitality, it truly deserves its title as the "Pearl of Africa" and is a destination that leaves a lasting impression on every traveller.


Uganda is committed to sustainable tourism as is evident in its ongoing conservation efforts and community-based initiatives. Uganda actively promotes responsible tourism, ensuring that future generations can continue to enjoy its natural beauty and biodiversity. All of these wonderful ingredients combine to create a compelling recipe for an unforgettable African experience.

A TOURISM TREASURE TROVE

Uganda's diversity is its superpower

Uganda is an absolute must-visit destination for discerning travellers looking for exceptional, immersive African experiences that combine fantastic scenery and landscapes, fascinating cultures and diverse wildlife. Its cultural richness is reflected in its 50-plus indigenous tribes, each contributing to a vibrant tapestry of traditions, dances, and music. 


From the bustling capital of Kampala with its urban experiences, cultural interactions, and rich history to the shores of glistening Lake Victoria and traditional fishing villages where time seems to stand still, Uganda is blessed with radiant, fascinating people who offer unwavering hospitality. Visitors are welcomed warmly, fostering a deep connection with the local communities.

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A TOURISM TREASURE TROVE

Uganda's diversity is its superpower

Uganda is an absolute must-visit destination for discerning travellers looking for exceptional, immersive African experiences that combine fantastic scenery and landscapes, fascinating cultures and diverse wildlife. Its cultural richness is reflected in its 50-plus indigenous tribes, each contributing to a vibrant tapestry of traditions, dances, and music. 


From the bustling capital of Kampala with its urban experiences, cultural interactions, and rich history to the shores of glistening Lake Victoria and traditional fishing villages where time seems to stand still, Uganda is blessed with radiant, fascinating people who offer unwavering hospitality. Visitors are welcomed warmly, fostering a deep connection with the local communities.

EXPLORE

A TOURISM TREASURE TROVE

Uganda's diversity is its superpower

Uganda is an absolute must-visit destination for discerning travellers looking for exceptional, immersive African experiences that combine fantastic scenery and landscapes, fascinating cultures and diverse wildlife. Its cultural richness is reflected in its 50-plus indigenous tribes, each contributing to a vibrant tapestry of traditions, dances, and music. 


From the bustling capital of Kampala with its urban experiences, cultural interactions, and rich history to the shores of glistening Lake Victoria and traditional fishing villages where time seems to stand still, Uganda is blessed with radiant, fascinating people who offer unwavering hospitality. Visitors are welcomed warmly, fostering a deep connection with the local communities.

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NATURAL BEAUTY

So much to see and do

Uganda's landscapes are breathtakingly beautiful and the country's wilderness areas and national parks are filled with a cornucopia of wild fauna and flora. Ranging from towering mountain peaks, rainforests and lakes to vast savannahs, rivers and wetlands filled with life, a safari in Uganda offers constantly changing scenery and incredible vistas.


Stretching from the savannahs of Kidepo Valley National Park in the north to the shores of Lake Victoria - one of the world's largest freshwater lakes and the source of the Nile river - in the south, and out to the steep slopes of Mount Elgon in the east, the jungles of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the forests of Kibale National Park in the south west and Murchison Falls National Park in the west, Uganda is the embodiment of natural diversity.

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NATURAL BEAUTY

So much to see and do

Uganda's landscapes are breathtakingly beautiful and the country's wilderness areas and national parks are filled with a cornucopia of wild fauna and flora. Ranging from towering mountain peaks, rainforests and lakes to vast savannahs, rivers and wetlands filled with life, a safari in Uganda offers constantly changing scenery and incredible vistas.


Stretching from the savannahs of Kidepo Valley National Park in the north to the shores of Lake Victoria - one of the world's largest freshwater lakes and the source of the Nile river - in the south, and out to the steep slopes of Mount Elgon in the east, the jungles of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the forests of Kibale National Park in the south west and Murchison Falls National Park in the west, Uganda is the embodiment of natural diversity.

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INCREDIBLE WILDLIFE

Encounter charismatic African species

Uganda's biodiverse ecosystems make it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts seeking a rich and varied safari experience filled with iconic species like the mountain gorilla, found in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park as well as Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. These gentle giants are a major draw for ecotourism. 


Further afield, Queen Elizabeth National Park is renowned for its tree-climbing lions, while Murchison Falls National Park is home to the "Big Five" (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard and rhino) and the distinctive shoebill. Kibale National Park is a haven for chimpanzees, offering thrilling primate encounters. 


The Rwenzori Mountains harbour unique species such as the Rwenzori turaco and the three-horned chameleon. In the Mabira Forest, you can find a variety of bird species, including the great blue turaco. 


Find out more about Uganda's beautiful wildlife here:

EXPERIENCE

INCREDIBLE WILDLIFE

Encounter charismatic African species

Uganda's biodiverse ecosystems make it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts seeking a rich and varied safari experience filled with iconic species like the mountain gorilla, found in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park as well as Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. These gentle giants are a major draw for ecotourism. 


Further afield, Queen Elizabeth National Park is renowned for its tree-climbing lions, while Murchison Falls National Park is home to the "Big Five" (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard and rhino) and the distinctive shoebill. Kibale National Park is a haven for chimpanzees, offering thrilling primate encounters. 


The Rwenzori Mountains harbour unique species such as the Rwenzori turaco and the three-horned chameleon. In the Mabira Forest, you can find a variety of bird species, including the great blue turaco. 


Find out more about Uganda's beautiful wildlife here:

EXPERIENCE

NATURAL BEAUTY

So much to see and do

Uganda's landscapes are breathtakingly beautiful and the country's wilderness areas and national parks are filled with a cornucopia of wild fauna and flora. Ranging from towering mountain peaks, rainforests and lakes to vast savannahs, rivers and wetlands filled with life, a safari in Uganda offers constantly changing scenery and incredible vistas.


Stretching from the savannahs of Kidepo Valley National Park in the north to the shores of Lake Victoria - one of the world's largest freshwater lakes and the source of the Nile river - in the south, and out to the steep slopes of Mount Elgon in the east, the jungles of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the forests of Kibale National Park in the south west and Murchison Falls National Park in the west, Uganda is the embodiment of natural diversity.

DISCOVER

INCREDIBLE WILDLIFE

Encounter charismatic African species

Uganda's biodiverse ecosystems make it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts seeking a rich and varied safari experience filled with iconic species like the mountain gorilla, found in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park as well as Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. These gentle giants are a major draw for ecotourism. 


Further afield, Queen Elizabeth National Park is renowned for its tree-climbing lions, while Murchison Falls National Park is home to the "Big Five" (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard and rhino) and the distinctive shoebill. Kibale National Park is a haven for chimpanzees, offering thrilling primate encounters. 


The Rwenzori Mountains harbour unique species such as the Rwenzori turaco and the three-horned chameleon. In the Mabira Forest, you can find a variety of bird species, including the great blue turaco. 


Find out more about Uganda's beautiful wildlife here:

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Uganda safari itineraries

Would you like to visit Uganda with Speke Holidays? Check out some of the amazing itineraries we have put together that give you a taste of the best this amazing country has to offer.

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