Uganda boasts a strong track record in the conservation movement, with sustainability initiatives present throughout its rural communities, including community conservation projects. The tourism sector interactions are premised on pillars of protection of the environment and restoration of the fragile ecosystems, profitability, social improvement, and preservation of local cultures. Other experiences include stayovers in solar-powered eco-lodges, participation in community-run tours, and purchase of traditional handmade crafts.

Embark on a journey of guided game drives and exciting boat cruises to spot the big 5 in Uganda's protected areas: Murchison Falls in the north and Queen Elizabeth National Park in the far south. From the vast grasslands to the tropical mist-headed rain forests, Uganda is the one stop destination for charming wildlife safaris and excursions. From tree-climbing lions and brave Cape buffaloes to playful chimpanzees, you'll witness these unique species in their natural habitat, protected by expert wildlife rangers and supportive host communities.

Hike to the top of Murchison Falls, where the water's thundering roar will stop you in your tracks. Cruise upstream and witness hippos, elephants, and waterbucks basking in the midday sun or crocodiles floating by the riverside. In the surrounding Budongo Forest, you'll encounter chimpanzees, while a stopover at the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary will guarantee a rhino trekking adventure.