Back in 1909 Sir Winston Churchill called Uganda “the Pearl of Africa” – a century later, Lonely Planet www.lonelyplanet.com voted Uganda the No. 1 destination for 2012.
Visitors fall in love with her breathtaking Rift Valley scenery, lush countryside and incredible biodiversity. Track our closest relatives, the Mountain Gorillas and chimpanzees, venture on safari to see the Elephants, Big Cats and incredible 1,066 species of birds, or just lie by the poolside overlooking the fabulous River Nile. Ugandans love to meet and greet new people – the country’s crafts, dance and community tourism intrigue and delight the visitor. With new lodges, new activities and improved roads - yet still relatively few tourists
5 nights / 6 daysStarts and ends in Kampala
Mt. Elgon is an important watershed, and its slopes support a rich variety of altitudinal vegetation zones ranging from montane forest to high open moorland studded with the other-worldly giant lobelia and groundsel plants.
1 night / 2 days - Tour code: ST2DKFKibale is the most accessible of Uganda's major rainforests. It is home to a remarkable 16 primate species, including the very localised red colobus and L'Hoest's monkey.
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