Queen Elizabeth National Park Uganda Safaris 2026/2027/2028

Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda’s most diverse safari park, famous for tree-climbing lions, Kazinga Channel boat cruises, rich birdlife, and classic African savannah landscapes. It offers exceptional wildlife viewing and unforgettable photographic opportunities.

QUEEN ELIZABETH NATIONAL PARK – UGANDA’S MOST ICONIC SAVANNAH SAFARI DESTINATION

Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda’s premier wildlife destination, renowned for its tree-climbing lions in Ishasha, the spectacular Kazinga Channel boat cruise, and an impressive biodiversity that includes elephants, hippos, buffalos, leopards, hyenas, giant forest hogs, and more than 600 bird species. Stretching from Lake George to Lake Edward, this richly diverse ecosystem features open savannah, volcanic craters, crater lakes, wetlands, and lush forested gorges, making it one of East Africa’s most scenic safari regions. Travellers seeking an immersive Uganda wildlife journey often choose the 7 Days Uganda Big Five Safari, which includes lion tracking in Kasenyi Plains and the iconic Kazinga Channel boat cruise where elephants and hippos congregate along the water’s edge. For a shorter itinerary blending primates with savannah landscapes, the 4 Days Uganda Gorilla Trekking Tour  pairs seamlessly with game viewing in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Must-see highlights include the Mweya Peninsula, Kyambura Gorge chimpanzees, the Ishasha sector’s famous tree-climbing lions, and panoramic crater lakes shaped by ancient volcanic activity, alongside cultural interactions with nearby communities. For conservation insights and official wildlife information, visit the Uganda Wildlife Authority. Whether planning a luxury lodge stay, mid-range safari, or specialised photography trip, Queen Elizabeth National Park delivers one of the most rewarding safari experiences in Uganda and East Africa.