Murchison Falls National Park

At its most narrow point on its nearly 7,000 km journey; the mighty River Nile squeezes itself through a mere 6-metre gap to create the powerful, unrelenting explosion of water that is Murchison Falls.

Murchison is one of Africa’s unique parks with a wide variety of river life including gigantic crocodiles, hippos, riverbank game and a plethora of birdlife, all of which can be admired up close on a boat safari. Traditional game drives can be had at dawn and dusk have a chance to spot predatory cats on the prowl for dinner.

In the southern part of the park, Chimpanzees can be tracked in Budongo Forest, while near the park gates is Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary – re-introducing these magnificent giants back into Uganda.

• The best place in Africa to safari on The Nile River with numerous boat safari options
• Stand at the top of the world’s most powerful waterfall then hike down the side
• Chimpanzee Trekking in Budongo Forest
• A wide variety of landscapes in which to follow safari trails
• Good road and air access
• Sport Fishing on the Nile for giant catfish and Nile Perch
• Visit the nearby Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary