Queen Elizabeth National Park Holidays

What can you find in Queen Elizabeth National Park that you won't find anywhere else?

Queen Elizabeth National Park’s prime position in between Lake George and Lake Edward makes it a hot spot for a huge range of animals, from African elephants and hippos, to Ugandan kobs and waterbuck. The landscapes are equally diverse and its expansive grassland can be explored via a traditional 4x4 game drive, while its duo of lakes are best discovered during boat rides along the Kazinga Channel. At 20 miles long, it’s home to one of Africa’s largest hippo populations and also a rehydration station for buffaloes and elephants.

Another wildlife highlight of Queen Elizabeth National Park holidays is the population of rare tree climbing lions, found in the Ishasha sector of the park. These unique big cats live in only two locations in the world (the other is Tanzania’s Lake Manyara National Park), and the chance to spot them scaling the fig and acacia trees is a stand-out of safaris here. Queen Elizabeth National Park holidays can be combined with gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, chimpanzee trekking in Kibale National Park and boat safaris through Murchison Falls National Park.