National Parks

Queen Elizabeth National Park is a large national park in Uganda, located in the western part of the country. It is spread over around 1,978 square miles (5,100 square kilometers). Elephants, lions, leopards, hippopotamuses, crocodiles, and a great number of bird species are among the many animals that call the park home.

Tanzania's Rubondo Island National Park is situated in the southwest corner of Lake Victoria. The area of the main island is 237 square kilometres. The island shelters ten islets, none exceeding 2 square kilometres in size. These eleven islands comprise Rubondo Island National Park, which encompasses 456,8 square kilometres.

In 2005, Saadani National Park was designated as Tanzania's thirteenth national park. Saadani is a one-of-a-kind sanctuary where beach life and forest life mix. You may take a refreshing dip in the Indian Ocean after your safari, and you'll also get to see a unique combination of marine and terrestrial vegetation and animals in a stunning natural setting.

Saanane Island National Park was officially established in 2013, and it is a worthy addition to the national park system. The park spans 2.15 square kilometres and includes both dry land and wetland habitats in its varied topography. The island is a natural beauty, with lush river valleys, naturally formed rocky hills, and a turquoise lake on all sides.

Selous is Africa's biggest wildlife reserve, a little out of the way from the more well-trodden safari circuits, but it is well worth the effort for the opportunity to see wildlife in a nearly untouched environment.

The Semliki Valley is the 160km-long part of the Albertine Rift Valley between lakes Edward and Albert, on the remote, western side of the Rwenzori Mountains.

Simien Mountains National Park offers an array of exciting activities for visitors to enjoy. For wildlife enthusiasts, wildlife watching is a must-do activity. The park is home to the endemic Walia ibex, Ethiopian wolf, and Gelada monkey, making it a unique destination for nature lovers.

Tsavo West National Park offers an unrivalled safari experience in Kenya. Discover its natural beauty, diverse habitats, and abundant wildlife, including the famous red elephants, in their natural habitat.
Explore the park's rugged terrain, winding rivers, and panoramic vistas on a thrilling game drive.

In 1992, Udzungwa Mountains National Park was established for its flora. It covers 1,990 square kilometres and 80 km from southwest to northeast. Udzungwa, from Malawi to Mozambique, has the most biodiversity in the Eastern Arc Mountains. You can track some of Africa's rarest wildlife here.

Volcanoes National Park was established as the first National Park in Africa in 1925 and is just 160 km2 in size, however, it is significant for the preservation of Mountain Gorillas and served as the site for primatologist Diana Fossey's study.