Activities in Queen Elizabeth National Park Uganda

Activities in Queen Elizabeth National Park Uganda are Tree climbing lions tracking, Game Safaris, launch cruise and Chimpanzee Tracking. Creator lakes are new Attractions in Queen Elizabeth National Park. 

Activities in Queen Elizabeth National Park Uganda and Attractions

Attractions in Queen Elizabeth ParkThere’s a number of  Memorable Tourist activities in Queen Elizabeth Park Uganda for Tourists and local people to participate in.

Tourist attractions are many in number so contact us to help you to Tour Uganda’s darling and oldest National Park.

Entrance fees for Uganda Wildlife Queen Elizabeth national Park

Tour Queen Elizabeth game reserve, by paying 40$ entry fee which is valid for 24 hours, otherwise pay us to organise the Trip for you.

The Entry fees is paid to UWA headquarters in the park.

Attractions in Queen Elizabeth park include;  Kazinga Channel, Kyambura Godge and Ishasha Tree climbing lions.

More so is Katwe salt works, Kasenyi plains,  Crater lakes, the Equator, Lake George & Lake Edward, Maramagambo Forest and Mweya Pennisular are other attractions.

Day Game drives – (both morning and evening games drives)

Activities in Queen Elizabeth ParkChances of seeing elephants, buffaloes or lions, Leopards, Warthogs and a variety of antelopes are high because each game drive on this wildlife tour take 2 hour.

Both Morning games drive and evening game drive, highly pay off.

Nocturnal Game drives  or Night Games drives

The game drives are incredible because of predators such as lions, leopards, civet cats and genal cats.

Launch cruise or Boat cruise on Kazinga channel


The boat cruise on Kazinga channel for 2 hours and it gives visitors the opportunity to see a variety of yawning hippos in water, water birds, buffaloes, elephants, zebras and Uganda-kobs.

Other attractions are topis, water bucks, bush bucks, reed bucks, duiker, mongoose, swamp antelopes, spotted hyena, warthog, and forest hog.

Chimpanzee Tracking in Kyambura GodgeLaunch cruise on Kazinga Channel is a popular Attractions in Queen Elizabeth National Park

Kyambura Gorge is a home to a number of habituated Chimpanzees, Baboons and Monkeys so the scenery within this gorge is very spectacular because there several other mammals

Mongoose Tracking

Mongoose Research Tracking on Mweya Peninsula is a new activity in Queen Elizabeth National Park but on high demand.

The 3-hour activity is guided by a trained ranger at Mongoose Research Area, to observe the banded Mongoose and learn about their habits and ways.

This is a fascinating activity where to see other wildlife, birds along the hike as you venture along Kazinga Channel on the Mweya Peninsula.

Bird Watching – Activities in Queen Elizabeth National Park

Activities in Queen Elizabeth The park has over 550 species of birds that have made it a charming destination for guests that love watching bird or birding.

On Kazinga Channel launch cruise, you will see aquatic birds such as the White-faced Whistling, Spur-winged Plovers, Squacco Heron, Fish Eagle, Pink and white backed Pelicans.

Long tailed Cormorants, African Jacana, Yellow backed Weavers, open-billed Stork, Water-Thick knee, Pied kingfishers, Wattled Plovers, Black Crake and Knob-billed Ducks.

Prominent species include Malachite, black-ramped buttonquail, Collard Pranticles and papyrus canary.

But Verreauv’s eagle-owl, black bee-eater, squacco heron, African fish eagle, swamp fly-catcher and long-tailed cormorants are the favourite ones.

Martial Eagle, Black- rumped Buttonquail African Skimmer and White winged terns are very common.

White-winged Warbler, shoebill, African skimmer, Verreaux’s Eagle-owl, Grey-headed kingfisher, papyrus gonolek, Papyrus Canary, and thin-tailed Nightjars.

Lake Katwe Salt

Lake Katwe is famous for its salt and it’s acknowledged to be Uganda’s ancient industry. Salt is got from the lake by use of desertion beds and the locals process salt daily.

Lion Research Tracking

Morning or late afternoon you can go Lion Tracking and do Research Experience in Queen Elizabeth Park but the tracking last one to three hours.

Tracking radio-collared lions gives you an opportunity to observe and learn habits of the Lions in Queen Elizabeth Park.

Maramagambo Forest

Maramagabo Forest is a good spot for bird watching and Butterflying tracking because it is has many tree species.

Mammal and reptile viewing is possible because the forest has a Bat Cave hosting Bats and Python.

Sight seeing is superb because the forest has a blue lake and a Bat cave trail.

Attractions in Quen Elizabeth Park Ishasha Tree Climbing Lions

Games drive in Ishasha sector is rewarding with a sight of Ishasha’s most famous Tree climbing lions and elephants.

A long the path lounging in the branches while keeping a close eye on the herds of Uganda Kob and other species of Antelopes.

Ishasha sector is a home to many buffaloes, Elephants and rare shoe bill stork.

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