4th floor, Acacia mall, Plot 8A-12A,
Cooper Road, Kampala Uganda
Email: info@agesafaris.com
Phone: +256 392 085 535
View and choose from our carefully crafted signature itineraries.
View and choose from our carefully crafted signature itineraries.
Uganda is a land of contrasts. In half a day you can drive from mist-shrouded volcanic mountains to hot hazy savannah, dappled with wildlife. Serene undulating hills of tea plantations, lush but ordered, give way to tangled jungle and rainforest with the musical accompaniment of chaotic, cacophonous birdlife.
The grandeur of Africa is manifested in the beauty of the Murchison Falls Conservation Area. From the rolling savannah abundant with game to the resplendent waterfall born from the River Nile, Murchison Falls holds so many of those alluring features that call travellers to return. Immerse yourself in the treasures of the park and enjoy days of traversing the vast savannah, cruising down the Nile, and tracking chimpanzees in Budongo Forest.
The Rwenzori Mountains have long been dubbed the mountains of the moon, calling to life the ethereal beauty of the snow-capped peaks rising, luminescent, in the moonlight. There is profound power in the verdant flora that sprouts from the base to top of this mountain range. Embrace this elemental journey as a return to a pristine wilderness that exists outside of time.
At the edge of the Albertine Rift in South Western Uganda lies the vast and misty Bwindi Impenetrable Forest that stretches over a formation of steep mountains. This ancient pristine forest is home to families of the mountain gorillas that you will encounter on this 8-day exploration. Our journey will take us deep into the forest, home to these majestic creatures, with stopovers to experience the equally majestic chimpanzee families of Kibale National Park, a drive to the crater lakes, game drive and boat cruise in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Bird-watching and pictures at the Equator.
Kidepo Valley National Park sits on rugged, semi arid valleys in the middle of Uganda’s boundaries with Kenya and Sudan, approximately 700km from Kampala the capital city of Uganda. Gazetted as a national park in 1962, it has a home to Uganda’s big game and hosts over4 75 bird species and 77 mammals.
History bubbles beneath the surface of the picturesque crater lakes at Queen Elizabeth Royale National Park, rising occasionally in the scent of sulfur. These now tranquil lakes were once forged in the fire and brimstone of volcanic explosions. The cooled crater lakes are just one of the astounding features within this diverse ecosystem. Its sprawling savannah, humid forests, and fertile wetland, set against a backdrop of the ethereal Rwenzori Mountains, make it an enticing abode for more than 90 species of mammals and over 600 species of birds.
Enjoy a moment you will remember forever with man’s closest relative, the chimpanzees and wind this four days’ adventure engulfed in the magical world of the steaming sempaya hot springs that attract the most rare bird species in the world.
For our adrenaline junkies this package is for you. Wether it is white water rafting, bungee jumping, or quad biking along the banks of the River Nile, Jinja is the adventure capital of the country.
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4th floor, Acacia mall, Plot 8A-12A,
Cooper Road, Kampala Uganda
Email: info@agesafaris.com
Phone: +256 392 085 535