
Ntungo Wildlife Safaris Limited
+256 771 399299 / +256 706 772990
Email: info@ntungosafaris.com
Ntungo Wildlife Safaris LTD
Located in Entebbe
The 3 Days Murchison Falls Safari offers a compact wildlife adventure in Murchison Falls National Park. It features game drives, a boat cruise on the Nile River, and visits to the powerful Murchison Falls.
Travelers may stop at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for rhino tracking. Expect sightings of elephants, lions, giraffes, buffaloes, hippos, and crocodiles. This short safari delivers an exciting blend of wildlife, scenery, and the dramatic beauty of Uganda’s most iconic national park in just three days.
From the orphaned chimpanzees of Ngamba Island to the mountain gorillas of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, from the tree-climbing lions of Queen Elizabeth National Park to the canopy walk at Nyungwe, this is a safari that touches every corner of what makes East Africa so singularly compelling.
It is an adventure designed not just to show you wildlife, but to connect you with it — and with the remarkable landscapes, cultures, and histories that give it context.
Das Abenteuer beginnt mit der Schimpansenbeobachtung in Kibale, der Welthauptstadt der Primaten. Dort durchstreifen Besucher üppigen Regenwald auf der Suche nach verspielten Schimpansen. Die Safari führt weiter in den Queen-Elizabeth-Nationalpark mit Pirschfahrten und einer entspannenden Bootsfahrt auf dem Kazinga-Kanal, der Heimat von Elefanten, Flusspferden, Büffeln und zahlreichen Vogelarten ist.
Anschließend geht es für die Reisenden weiter zum Bwindi Impenetrable Nationalpark , wo sie ein unvergessliches Gorilla-Trekking-Erlebnis genießen und die Berggorillas in ihrem natürlichen Lebensraum beobachten können.
, and representing approximately 11% of the world's total bird species within a country that occupies less than 0.2% of the earth's land surface.
This extraordinary concentration of birdlife is the product of Uganda's remarkable ecological position at the intersection of East Africa's savannah ecosystems, West Africa's equatorial rainforest zone, and the unique montane habitats of the Albertine Rift — one of the most important bird endemism zones on the planet.


