Wildlife Safaris

Game Viewing & Game Drives in Uganda

Deep in the heart of the Great Western Rift Valley, Uganda’s national parks offer a vast diversity of wildlife and truly spectacular landscapes. Varied and wildly beautiful, Uganda’s game viewing destinations are home to no fewer than ten species of primates, including the endangered mountain gorilla and chimpanzee, alongside the exotic black-and-white colobus monkey.

Game viewing safaris in Uganda are famous for leopards, majestic elephants, mysterious tree-climbing lions and magnificent Rothschild’s giraffes — one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies on Earth, found almost exclusively here. Game drives traverse a mosaic of ecosystems: sweeping savannah plains, riverine forests, papyrus wetlands, and the crater lakes of the Albertine Rift.

"Uganda is a fairy tale. You climb up a railway instead of a beanstalk, and at the top there is a wonderful new world." — Sir Winston Churchill, 1907

Uganda’s Best Safari Parks

Where to Go Game Viewing

Each of Uganda’s four main game-viewing parks offers a completely different landscape, ecosystem and cast of wildlife. Here’s what to expect.

What You’ll See

Uganda's Iconic Wildlife Species

Uganda’s game parks shelter some of Africa’s most iconic and rare animals. Here are the key species you can expect to encounter on a NatureTrack game drive.

330+

Mammal Species

10

National Parks

1,060+

Bird Species

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Pop-up Safari Vehicles

Ready to Go Game Viewing in Uganda?

Our local expert guides know where the lions are sleeping and where the elephants will cross at dawn. Let us plan your perfect wildlife safari.