Top Safari Spots in Uganda

My advice is to pack some snacks and drinks for the road. I found that while there are stops, they’re not always what you’d want, and it can save you a bit of cash too.

I suggest you book a longer safari than you think you need. I did a two-day trip, but I wish I had gone for at least three to really soak up the experience without feeling rushed.

My advice is to pack snacks and water. The park can feel remote, and the food options inside can be pricy. I wish I had brought my own lunch to save some cash.

I recommend visiting the park in the early morning, around 6 AM, for the best wildlife sightings. I saw lions and elephants and the sunrise was stunning! It's totally worth the early wake-up.

I think taking a 4WD vehicle is a must, especially during the rainy season. The roads can get super muddy and bumpy, I almost got stuck a couple of times!

I recommend bringing your own snacks and drinks to the park. Prices at stalls can be crazy high. We packed a backpack and it made a huge difference!

Don't miss the boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel at 2 PM for the best wildlife sightings. The early morning one was too crowded for us!

My advice is to pack snacks for the trip... Some of the locations are pretty remote, and it's nice having something to munch on during long drives... Just don't forget to keep the wrappers with you