Queen Elizabeth National Park offers a remarkable range of habitats in a single area: grassy savannas, lava-flow forests, craters, wetlands and lakes. It’s home to over 600 bird species and varied wildlife including tree-climbing lions in the Ishasha sector, hippos in Kazinga Channel and elephants in the crater area.
The Kasenyi plains, Kyambura Gorge, and the awe-inspiring scenery of the Albertine Rift make this park both accessible and rich in experience. It’s ideal for multi-activity safaris and families looking for variety.
*Fact: Queen Elizabeth NP is home to one of the few populations of tree-climbing lions in the world.*