Birding in Uganda: A Premier Destination for Birdwatchers Uganda is a birdwatcher’s paradise and a first destination for birdwatchers. It boasts over 1,080 recorded bird species, which accounts for nearly half of Africa’s total bird species and about 10% of the world’s bird diversity. Its rich ecosystems, ranging from tropical rainforests and savannas to wetlands...Read More

Why book your next trip with Gorilla Page Safaris The Gorilla Page Safaris team connects and interacts with potential clients through digital marketing, partnerships, excellent customer service, and competitive offerings. Here are six key strategies that enable us to meet tourists. We optimize our Online Presence Our Gorilla Page website is visually appealing, easy to...Read More

Rafting on the Nile is more than just an adventure; it’s an opportunity to appreciate the ecosystem and understand the river’s significance to Ugandan culture. Whether you seek excitement or a peaceful connection with nature, whitewater rafting in Jinja promises an unforgettable experience on one of the world’s most famous rivers. Whitewater rafting in Jinja,...Read More

Experiential lion and leopard tracking in Queen Elizabeth National Park offers an exhilarating opportunity to immerse yourself in the wild. The park is renowned for its diverse ecosystems and abundant wildlife, making it ideal for experiential tracking of these magnificent big cats. With expert guides, you’ll learn to identify tracks and signs of lions and...Read More

Uganda and Rwanda offer incredible gorilla trekking experiences, but key differences might sway your choice. Uganda: 1. National Parks: Uganda’s main gorilla trekking destination is Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, known for its dense forests and biodiversity. Additionally, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park also offers trekking opportunities. 2. Cost: Trekking permits in Uganda are more affordable than...Read More