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Camping Safaris in Uganda

Camping safaris in Uganda offer a magical option to tourists to interact with nature. It is amazingly an exceptional wilderness experience any enthusiastic nature lover shouldn’t miss out on tour in Uganda. Generally, Uganda is a magical country and tourists have different ways to explore its spectacular parks.

Camping safaris are of no doubt one best option to indulge into Uganda’s magical wilderness areas. It is what gets you that feel of a true African wilderness! Embarking on camping tour with us helps expose you to Uganda’s most incredible natural wonders. What makes our camping safaris distinct is the fact that we can arrange your camping tour and also provide rental car with essential camping gear. We have the best 4×4 rental cars with rooftop tents at a pocket friendly rate.

Uganda is a naturally blessed nation with diversity including an estimate population of over 1080 bird species, mammals plus other wildlife, mountain gorillas, a population of over 5050 chimpanzees, beautiful vegetation, colorful butterflies.

Most of these can easily be explored while on camping safaris in Uganda. When it comes to camping safaris, we can arrange the best bush experience for you to any of Uganda’s parks or destination of your choice at a pocket-friendly rate.

How camping safari can be conducted and where?

We can plan for you the 4 days Uganda camping tour, 5 days camping trip, 9 days or even 14 days Uganda camping safari. With diversity available for you to enjoy and explore, take our 9 days camping safari and stand a great opportunity to discover so much in the pearl of Africa.

Our 9 days camping tour can usher you to a number of Uganda’s best destinations including Queen Elizabeth National Park, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Lake Bunyonyi, Semuliki National Park and Kibale Forest National Park.

Take 9 days Uganda camping safari tour and start your day 1 by transferring to Kibale Forest National Park from Entebbe or Kampala. This will include en-route visit to Amabere caves, hike around Crater Lake in Fort Portal. Day 2, go track chimpanzees in Kibale Forest National Park.

Kibale Forest National Park is in Western Uganda and boasts of estimated population of 1500 chimpanzees plus several other primates. After a chimp trek in Kibale, your next camping safari destination will be Semuliki National Park.

Day 3 in Semuliki National Park on primate walk. Day 4 includes transferring to Queen Elizabeth National Park and this is where tree climbing lions exist and many other wildlife species. Day 5 takes you on a game drive along Kasenyi Plains and after, go chimpanzee trek in Kyambura Gorge still within Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Day 6, you depart from Queen Elizabeth National Park to Bwindi. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a popular gorilla trekking park and on this camping tour, you stand a chance to strike your imaginations with a habituated mountain gorilla group. Day 7 takes you on a trek to view mountain gorillas and Batwa cultural experience.

Day 8, visit Lake Bunyonyi to enjoy a boat ride and you will be transferred to Kampala on day 9 thus marking the end of your camping safari for 9 days.

Where else to go for camping safaris in Uganda?

Other incredible places to visit on camping safaris in Uganda include Lake Mburo National Park (the campsites here include Rwonyo Campsite, Leopard Campsite); Mgahinga Gorilla National Park especially at Amajambere Campsite, Kidepo Valley National Park and camping experiences are best done at Nagusokopire campsite, Kakaine campsite or Apoka Uganda Wildlife Authority Bandas; Murchison Falls National Park at Red Chili hideout.

What to expect on camping safari in Uganda?

Camping safaris in Uganda are incredible as they get you exposed to diversity of the country’s rare fauna and flora. You have a close interaction with nature, sight diversity of wildlife. Uganda protects the huge population of Africa bush and forest elephants, lions, rhinos, cape buffaloes.

There are countless Rothschild giraffes, warthogs and variety of primates. The interesting primates to look out on camping safari in Uganda include L’Hoest monkeys, red tailed monkeys, baboons, blue monkeys, red colobus monkeys, black and white colobus monkeys. There is also check-list of over 1080 bird species most of which can be identified on camping tour.

When to go camping safaris in Uganda?

Uganda is open to visitors interested in camping experience all year round. But the dry season is the most favorite. This means that you can have enjoyable camping safari starting from June to September and December to February.

Heavy rains start in March to May and October to November. These are the mostly the rainy months of the year however, it is possible to travel for camping during this period.