Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda’s most popular tourist destination with diverse ecosystems which include sprawling savanna, shady, humid forests, sparking lakes and fertile wetlands, making it the habitat for classic big game with chimpanzees that inhabit the Kalinzu Forest as well as 600 species of birds.
Queen Elizabeth National Park is a wildlife sanctuary situated in the South Western region of Uganda and an exceptional Uganda tourist attraction. The Park offers unforgettable memories as you enjoy Uganda safaris watching many wildlife animals wander around their natural vegetation habitat. The Park was gazetted in 1952 along with Murchison falls national park Uganda’s largest national park.
Some of the Uganda Wildlife Safari attractions like Tree climbing lions, Buffaloes, Elephants, and a wide range of Antelopes are encountered on a Uganda Safari to Queen Elizabeth National Park.





Ranging from the early morning and late night game drives, Boat cruises, Bird watching and more. All these are encountered while on a Uganda Wildlife safari to Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Game Drives in the Park are an awesome way to explore the various tracks as you watch various wildlife animals wander around their natural habitat.
The Game Drives are scheduled in sessions i.e Morning, Afternoon and Late evening and are done in 4×4 vehicles with park rangers who inform you about the Park and the various animals.
Boat cruises at Queen Elizabeth National Park are exciting to do along the famous Kazinga Channel known to be the a waterway adjoining Lake Edward and Lake George.
The Boat Cruises take a period of 3 hours and in sessions i.e Morning, Afternoon offering travelers amazing adventures in the Park. They are conducted by rangers who inform you about the park as well as the various wildlife animals.
Tree Climbing Lions are exceptional to watch at the stunning Ishasha Sector situated in the southern part of Queen Elizabeth National Park. The Tree climbing lions are known to have rare behavior of resting in the fig tree branches especially in the afternoon.
Unlike most lions, which are initially ground-dwelling, these lions usually climb into fig and acacia trees where they relax on sturdy branches during the heat of the day. are fond of climbing trees making them unique to watch while on Wildlife Safari in Uganda.
Queen Elizabeth National Park can be visited anytime around the year to watch wildlife animals like lions, elephants, buffalo, leopards, and large herds in the Kasenyi Plains.
Best Time to visit for Game Drives is during the months of June–September, birdwatching in the months of March–May & October–November.
Free high-speed Wi-Fi available throughout ensures seamless connectivity during your stay.
Accessibility at its best with ADA-compliant accommodations and facilities throughout visitor
Enjoy a delicious breakfast served right to your table, a delightful start to your day.
Relaxation with our outdoor pool, ideal for unwinding and enjoying the sun during your stay.
Enjoy the convenience of complimentary parking, ensuring a hassle-free for all our guests.
Stay cool and comfortable with air-conditioned rooms & pleasant stay no matter the weather.