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Queen Elizabeth National Park
A spectacular safari destination in Uganda, Queen Elizabeth National Park offers diverse wildlife, stunning landscapes, unforgettable boat safaris and some of the best game viewing experiences in East Africa.
Overview
An Iconic Safari Destination in Uganda
Queen Elizabeth National Park is one of Uganda’s most popular and diverse safari destinations, renowned for its incredible wildlife, scenic landscapes and outstanding boat safaris. Spanning over 1,900 square kilometres, the park is a mosaic of savannah plains, forests, wetlands and crater lakes, offering a unique and unforgettable safari experience.
The park is home to four of the Big Five – elephants, lions, leopards and buffaloes – as well as hippos, crocodiles, chimpanzees and more than 600 bird species. With its diverse ecosystems and easy accessibility, Queen Elizabeth National Park is a must-visit destination for wildlife lovers, photographers and nature enthusiasts.
Top Things to Do in Queen Elizabeth National Park
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Kazinga Channel Boat SafariSee hippos, crocodiles, elephants and abundant birdlife.Learn More →
Game DrivesExplore the park’s savannah plains and spot the Big Five.Learn More →
Chimpanzee Tracking in Kyambura GorgeTrack chimpanzees in the “Valley of Apes”.Learn More →
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Beautiful Landscapes and Crater Lakes
From vast savannah to lush wetlands and picturesque crater lakes, Queen Elizabeth National Park offers some of the most diverse and beautiful landscapes in Africa.
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Frequently asked questions
Queen Elizabeth National Park FAQs
Is Queen worth it if we already have Bwindi?
Yes if you want savannah and a boat. Skip it only on a very short gorilla-focused trip.
Mweya or Ishasha?
Mweya for the channel and classic drives. Ishasha for tree-climbing lions and a cleaner link to southern Bwindi.
Are tree-climbing lions guaranteed?
No. They are a regular highlight, not a performance. We plan the morning, not a promise.
Kyambura or Kibale for chimps?
Kibale is the stronger chimpanzee destination. Kyambura is a dramatic add-on if you are already in Queen and skip Kibale.
How many nights?
Two for the north and the boat. Three if Ishasha is included as its own base.
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