Uganda’s first protected area and one of the most biodiverse parks in Africa – a lowland Congo-basin forest of hot springs and exceptional birdlife.
The largest remaining tract of montane rainforest in East Africa, stretching over 1,000 square kilometres of mountainous south-west Rwanda.
Rwanda’s only savannah park, and the one place in the country to see all of the Big Five, along the border with Tanzania.
Uganda’s oldest and largest conservation area, where the Nile is forced through a narrow gorge before opening into game-rich savannah and riverine forest.
Dubbed the primate capital of the world: thirteen primate species and the largest chimpanzee population in the region, across 795 square kilometres of forest.
Uganda’s most popular and most varied park, set between the Rwenzori Mountains and the shore of Lake Edward, with savannah, forest and waterways in one place.
