Uganda, the “Pearl of Africa”, is blessed with captivating and surreal natural beauty. Many tourists over the years have been left pleasantly surprised with how much this country has to offer. Our 4-day Honeymoon Safaris Uganda will take you to the two most renowned national parks in Uganda: Queen Elizabeth National Park and Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Stretched over massive areas, these two national parks in Uganda offer romantic boat safaris, riveting landscapes, birding safaris, and excellent game viewing experience. Comfortable accommodation coupled with exciting Ugandan safari tour experience will make your 4-day honeymoon safari tour package an unforgettable memory that you will cherish for life.
Queen Elizabeth National Park lies in the western region of Uganda and happens to be the most visited national park in the country. Covering a gigantic area of around 1,978 km² which includes four districts in the west namely Kasese, Kamwenge, Bushenyi and Rukungiri, this national park is home to four of the big five game (lion, elephant, cape buffalo, leopard) and hippos as well. With more than 600 distinct bird species at offer in the region, this park has the highest concentration of birds than any other national park in the entire East African side.
Two enchanting lakes, Lake George (north-east of the park) and Lake Edward (south-west of the park) meet each other through the Kazinga Channel (40 Km long) where boat safaris take place. Kazinga Channel is quite popular as it draws variety of animals (hippos being the centre of attraction) and birds. Boat safaris start everyday at 9.00 am or at 2.00 pm, and take anywhere between 2 to 5 hours to complete the entire spread. There are approximately 5,000 hippos, 2,500 elephants, & 10,000 buffalo in the park and an early morning game drive through Kasenyi, the North Kazinga Plains and the Ishasha part could introduce you to lions & leopards (if you are lucky!). Also, in the Kasese district you will find the Uganda Equator, the place in the country from where the equator passes through. Tourists can buy many artefacts from here that emphasis on the fact that the world is divided into two hemispheres somewhere around this place.
If you are interested in watching elusive mountain gorillas in their natural habitat, then there is no place on earth better than the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Home to around half of the entire mountain gorilla population in the world, this national park is also a UNESCO’s World Heriatage Site. Spread over an area of 331 km², in the southern-western Uganda, this national park is divided into four different regions for mountain gorilla safari tours: Buhoma, Ruhija, Rushaga, and Nkuringo. Tourists are given gorilla tracking permits to one of these four different areas. Apart from this, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park has 120 other mammals (including chimps and colobus monkeys), 400 different plant species and around 350 bird species. Hiking (nature walks), cultural safaris to Bakiga and Batwa communities, and mountain biking are also enjoyed thoroughly by the tourists amidst the breathtaking landscapes present within the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
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