Cruise Through the Heart of Queen Elizabeth National Park

Scenic wildlife cruise through Kazinga Channel – adventure, relaxation, and discovery await

OUR SERVICES

Boat Safari

 

The Kazinga Channel community boat cruise in Queen Elizabeth National Park offers an intimate exploration of rich wildlife and scenic beauty. Guests can observe hippos, crocodiles, elephants, and diverse bird species along the 32-kilometer channel connecting Lake George and Lake Edward. The cruise, often guided by local experts, provides insights into the ecosystem and community life. This experience highlights the natural splendor and cultural heritage of the region, making it a must-do for visitors seeking an authentic and immersive wildlife adventure in Uganda.

Open Safari Jeep


Experience the ultimate safari adventure with our Queen Elizabeth Open Safari Jeeps, ideal for wildlife and bird viewing during game drives. Our 4×4 jeeps navigate through diverse habitats, focusing on areas with high animal concentrations. In the morning, we head northeast to Kashenyi open savanna plains, renowned for sightings of lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes, warthogs, and more. Early mornings and evenings are prime for wildlife activity, with animals grazing and big cats resting. Our game drives start at 6:30 am after breakfast, concluding by 11:30 am at your lodge.Along the way, we visit Lake Bunyampaka, one of the park’s salt lakes. Here, local communities mine salt, and the lake serves as a healing site for wildlife and a breeding ground for lesser flamingos.

 

Tour Guides For Game Drives

We arrange the most rewarding game drives within Queen Elizabeth national park.

A game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park offers an exhilarating experience of Uganda’s diverse wildlife. Visitors traverse open savannahs and lush landscapes in guided vehicles, encountering elephants, lions, buffaloes, leopards, and various bird species. The park’s scenic beauty, including the Kazinga Channel and the Rwenzori Mountains backdrop, enhances the adventure, making it a captivating journey into the heart of African wilderness.

Community/Nature Walks

Community nature walks at Kazinga Channel offer a unique opportunity to explore the rich biodiversity of the area and learn about the local flora and fauna from knowledgeable guides. The walks typically take visitors through the surrounding forests, wetlands, and grasslands, providing a chance to spot a variety of wildlife such as birds, primates, and even larger mammals like elephants and hippos

Why Choose Us

Experienced Guides

Our experienced local guides provide fascinating insights and create a welcoming atmosphere as you cruise along the Kazinga Channel. Their extensive knowledge enriches your journey, making it both informative and enjoyable.

Value or Money

We offer unbeatable prices and unique discounts to ensure our tours fit your travel budget perfectly. Booking with us guarantees great value for your money, allowing you to enjoy every aspect of your trip. Choose us for a budget-friendly and rewarding travel experience that exceeds your expectations.

Community Support

When you book a boat cruise with us, you are supporting the local communities. Part of the money paid is given to the local communities that live around queen Elizabeth national park in form of school/education support, medication, and others.

Pick Up From your Location

We pick you up from your location to Queen Elizabeth National Park. 

We organize transfers from any location by our professional driver to help you get to the park at affordable prices.

About Queen Elizabeth National Park

Queen Elizabeth National Park, located in southwestern Uganda, is a renowned biodiversity hotspot and one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations. Spanning approximately 1,978 square kilometers, the park is bordered by Lake George and Lake Edward, connected by the Kazinga Channel, a prime spot for boat safaris. The landscape is a picturesque blend of savannah, bushland, wetlands, and lush forests, supporting a diverse array of wildlife. Notable species include African elephants, lions, leopards, buffaloes, and over 600 bird species, making it a paradise for bird watchers.

The park is also home to the famous tree-climbing lions of Ishasha and the Kyambura Gorge, known for its chimpanzee trekking. In addition to its rich wildlife, the park offers cultural experiences with the local communities, adding to the vibrant tapestry of attractions. Queen Elizabeth National Park is a testament to Uganda’s natural beauty and ecological significance.

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