Take part in customized Uganda safaris to explore the Pearl of Africa with Sarania Adventure Safaris Limited. Naturally gifted by Nature, Uganda offers all you are looking for on a safari. Are you a primate lover? A meet up with the endangered mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park rewards you with the best wildlife experiences. Still on primates, Uganda shelters over 1000 chimpanzees, and the prime destination to see primates in Uganda is Kibale Forest National Park in western Uganda.  Visit and enjoy the company of the playful golden monkeys habituated in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park in Kisoro district south southwestern Uganda.

Our Uganda safaris also entail guided day and night game viewing experiences in the savannahs Parks of Uganda. The best destinations for game viewing in Uganda are Murchison Falls National Park, which is Uganda’s oldest and biggest Park; Queen Elizabeth National Park the second largest Park in Uganda; Kidepo Valley National Park, Lake Mburo National Park and Pian Upe wildlife Reserve, among others.  These parks shelter various wild animals such as Lions, Elephants. Zebras, Cheetahs, Giraffes, Hippos, waterbucks, Warthogs, Uganda Kobs, Topis, wild pigs, Wild dogs, dik-diks, and Gazelles, among others.

Uganda is a haven for birders, hosting over 1088 bird species, some of which are hardly found anywhere else in the whole world.  The important birding areas in Uganda include Mabamba wetland, famous for the rare shoebill Stork, Kibale Forest Park, Semliki Valley National Park, Bwindi Forest Park; Queen Elizabeth; Rwenzori Mountains National Park, and Lake Mburo National park. Some of the notable birds seen in Uganda include the Shoebill Stork, African Jacana, African Fish Eagle, Goliath Heron, Marbou Stork, Breasted Pitta, Yellow Billed Duck, and  White Bucked Duck, among others. Birding is done all year round, but November to April is the best time to see migratory Birds.

More so, enjoy guided cultural tours exposing you to Uganda’s traditions, norms, customs, and belifs. Our cultural tour take to meet and interact with indigenous tribes in Uganda. The most visited include Batwa pygmy in Mgahinga Forest/Bwindi Forest National parks. The IK people in Kidepo Valley National Park are a not-miss on your Uganda safaris.

Other interesting wildlife experiences to do on Uganda safaris include golden monkey trekking, nature walks, gorilla habituation, chimpanzee habituation, lion tracking, and nature walks, among others.

Customized Uganda Safaris and Tours