AREAS OF ATTRACTION AROUND QUEEN ELIZABETH NATIONAL PARK.

On Lake Katwe is where one of the most famous lookout points in Uganda where traditional salt mining has been practised. The neighbouring lake Munyanyange is a bird sanctuary as well as a migratory location for the lesser flamingo from August to November.

The vast savannah of Kasenyi plains is the perfect setting for a classic African safari experience. Huge herds of Uganda Kob attract prides of lions, warthogs graze bent down on their knees, guinea fowl scuttle through the grassland and huge dark elephants stride across the game drive tracks providing dream photo opportunities for visitors.

Mweya peninsular is queen’s focal point. It contains the visitors centre, a luxury lodge and restaurant, hostel, campsite, budget food options and the departure point for Kazinga channel launch trip and is still packed with birds and animals. Its elevated position commands gorgeous views of the Kazinga channel and surrounding Savannah. Its proximity to Kisenyi and the North Kazinga plains make it an ideal departure point for wildlife filled game drives in the morning or evening.