Uncategorized Archives - Uganda safari tours & holidays in 2024 & 2025

20May 2025

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Don’t Miss POATE 2025 — Uganda’s Top Tourism Event

Uganda’s most anticipated travel and tourism event is back! The Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo (POATE) 2025 returns from May 21st to 24th at the beautiful Speke Resort and Convention Centre in Munyonyo, Kampala. This annual expo, hosted by the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB), is a premier platform for promoting Uganda’s rich tourism offerings to both regional and international markets. Over the years, POATE has become a key event on the global tourism calendar, connecting travel professionals, destination marketers, tour…

9May 2025

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Gorilla Habituation Experience in Uganda — What to Know

For many wildlife enthusiasts, coming face-to-face with a mountain gorilla in the wild is the ultimate African experience. But did you know that Uganda offers something even more immersive than standard gorilla trekking? It’s called the Gorilla Habituation Experience, and it’s one of the most exclusive and transformative wildlife encounters in the world. Offered only in Uganda, this unique activity allows you to spend up to four hours with a semi-habituated gorilla family — far longer than the standard one-hour…

9May 2025

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10 Unique Wildlife Species to Spot on a Uganda Safari

Uganda, often referred to as the Pearl of Africa, is a country blessed with breathtaking landscapes, lush ecosystems, and exceptional biodiversity. From dense tropical rainforests to open savannahs and alpine highlands, Uganda is home to a rich array of wildlife — including species found nowhere else on Earth. For wildlife lovers and adventurous travelers, a Uganda safari offers more than just lions and elephants. With over 345 mammal species and over 1,000 bird species, Uganda’s parks and reserves are bursting…

9May 2025

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Murchison Falls National Park — Wildlife, Waterfalls, and More

There’s something primal and awe-inspiring about witnessing nature in its purest form — the roar of a mighty waterfall, herds of elephants crossing golden plains, and the stealthy movement of a leopard in the tall grass. All of this and more awaits you on a safari to Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda’s crown jewel of conservation and natural wonder. At Ameera Africa Safaris, we believe in crafting immersive, tailor-made experiences for travelers seeking both adventure and authenticity. This guide will…

2May 2025

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The Ultimate Guide to Uganda’s Big Five Safari Experience

Uganda may be known as the "Pearl of Africa" for its lush landscapes and gorilla trekking experiences, but it also offers one of Africa’s most rewarding Big Five safari adventures. Seeing all members of the Big Five — lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino — in the wild is a dream for many wildlife lovers, and Uganda is one of the few countries where that dream can come true. In this comprehensive guide, I’ll show you where and how to…

2May 2025

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Where to See Wildlife in Uganda — 5 Best National Parks to Visit

Uganda is often described as the Pearl of Africa, and once you explore its rich and diverse national parks, you’ll understand why. The country offers a unique blend of savannah, rainforest, wetlands, and mountainous terrain, making it one of the most exciting safari destinations in Africa. If you're looking for the best places to witness Africa’s iconic wildlife — from mountain gorillas to tree-climbing lions — this guide to the 5 best Uganda national parks for wildlife viewing is your…

2May 2025

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Uganda Safari Packing List — Essential Tips for Your Holiday

Planning a safari in Uganda? Trust me, it’s one of the most thrilling and unforgettable experiences you’ll ever have. But before you set off to explore the wild beauty of Uganda’s national parks and meet the iconic mountain gorillas, you’ll need to pack smart. Whether you’re heading to Queen Elizabeth National Park for a game drive, trekking chimps in Kibale, or chasing sunsets over the Nile, this guide will help you pack everything you need for a smooth, safe, and…

13Feb 2025

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Uganda vs. Rwanda: Why Uganda is the Best for Gorilla Trekking

Gorilla trekking is one of the most thrilling wildlife experiences in Africa, allowing travelers to come face-to-face with mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. Uganda and Rwanda are the top destinations for this adventure, with protected gorilla populations in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, and Volcanoes National Park. While both countries offer incredible trekking experiences, Uganda stands out as the best destination for gorilla trekking due to its affordable permits, diverse landscapes, and richer safari options. Whether you're…

20Sep 2024

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Uganda National Museum Closing for Major Renovations: What to Expect

The Uganda National Museum, a cornerstone of Uganda’s cultural and historical heritage, has announced that it will be closing its doors for major renovations. Established in 1908, the museum has long served as a vital institution for preserving and showcasing Uganda’s rich history, art, and cultural artifacts. It is renowned for its extensive collections, including traditional artifacts, archaeological finds, and ethnographic exhibits that narrate the story of Uganda’s diverse heritage. The upcoming renovation project is a significant step towards modernizing…

19Sep 2024

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Uganda – A Safe Safari Destination Amid the Mpox Outbreak in the DRC

Mpox, formerly known as Monkeypox, is a viral zoonotic disease that spreads primarily through close contact with infected animals or humans. First identified in 1958, it has recently re-emerged as a global health concern, particularly in regions where the virus is endemic. Mpox is transmitted through bodily fluids, skin lesions, and respiratory droplets. Symptoms include fever, rashes, swollen lymph nodes, and muscle aches. While the symptoms of Mpox resemble those of smallpox, it is generally less severe, and most patients…