Boat Safaris

▪    Murchison Falls National Park: Glide along the Nile River to witness the majestic Murchison Falls and encounter hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species.

▪    Queen Elizabeth National Park: Explore the Kazinga Channel, a wildlife-rich waterway teeming with elephants, buffaloes, and colourful birdlife.

▪    Lake Mburo National Park: Drift through the picturesque Lake Mburo, known for its hippos, otters, and diverse bird population.

▪   Bwindi Impenetrable National Park: Experience a unique boat safari on the tranquil waters of Lake Mutanda, surrounded by the stunning Virunga Mountains.

▪    Book your boat safari with a reputable tour operator to ensure safety and adherence to wildlife conservation practices.

▪   Arrive early to secure the best seats and enjoy the calm morning atmosphere when wildlife is most active.

▪    Respect the wildlife and maintain a quiet demeanour during sightings to avoid disturbing their natural behaviour.

▪   Keep your camera and binoculars ready for capturing those precious wildlife moments from the boat.

▪   Comfortable and weather-appropriate clothing to keep you relaxed during the boat safari.

▪   Binoculars to enhance your wildlife viewing experience from a distance.

▪   Camera with a zoom lens to capture stunning shots of animals along the shores.

▪   Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to shield yourself from the sun’s rays.

▪   Snacks and a reusable water bottle to stay refreshed during the safari.

▪   Ensure you have a valid passport and necessary visa for entry into Uganda.

▪   Check with your tour operator if any permits are required for specific boat safari activities.

▪   If you plan to take photographs or videos for commercial purposes, inquire about special permits.

The ideal time for boat safaris in Uganda is during the dry seasons, which usually occur from December to February and June to September. These periods offer excellent weather conditions with minimal rainfall and increased chances of wildlife sightings along the shores.

So, pack your essentials, secure a reputable tour, and get ready for an unforgettable journey through Uganda’s breath-taking waterways and wildlife-rich landscapes.