Our Tour Experiences

At Go Gorilla Tracking, we offer several tour packages that range from short 2-day visits to extended 5–7 day safari adventures. All our tours are led by experienced guides and can be customized to suit solo travelers, couples, families, or small groups.

1. Game Drives

Your adventure begins with early morning or evening game drives across the park’s scenic savannahs. The Kasenyi Plains, in particular, are teeming with wildlife and offer some of the best opportunities to see big game. Our 4×4 safari vehicles are specially designed for comfort and optimal wildlife viewing. Expect to spot elephants grazing, Uganda kobs in the open plains, buffaloes moving in large herds, and the elusive leopards on the prowl.

2. Ishasha Tree-Climbing Lions

One of the highlights of Queen Elizabeth National Park is the rare sight of lions lounging in fig trees in the Ishasha sector, found in the southern part of the park. This behavior is observed in very few places globally and is a must-see for anyone visiting the park. Our expert guides take you off the beaten path to catch a glimpse of these majestic cats in their unusual resting spots.

3. Kazinga Channel Boat Safari

This two-hour boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel is often a guest favorite. As you glide quietly through the water, you’ll see hundreds of hippos bathing, crocodiles sunning themselves on the banks, and elephants coming down for a drink. The channel is also a hotspot for birdlife, including African fish eagles, kingfishers, herons, and saddle-billed storks. Our boat safaris offer excellent opportunities for close-up photography and peaceful wildlife observation.

4. Chimpanzee Tracking in Kyambura Gorge

The dramatic Kyambura Gorge, also known as the “Valley of Apes,” lies on the eastern side of the park and offers a completely different experience. Trek into the lush forest in search of a small community of habituated chimpanzees. Along the way, you’ll encounter other primates like black-and-white colobus monkeys and red-tailed monkeys, as well as rich birdlife. Our guided treks emphasize conservation, education, and responsible tourism.

5. Bird Watching Tours

With over 600 bird species recorded, Queen Elizabeth National Park is one of Africa’s premier birding destinations. Our birding tours are tailored for both amateur and experienced birders. Explore diverse habitats such as the Maramagambo Forest, Mweya Peninsula, and Lake Munyanyange to spot species like the African skimmer, pink-backed pelican, and the rare shoebill stork.

6. Cultural Experiences

No visit to Queen Elizabeth National Park is complete without engaging with the vibrant local cultures. Our cultural tours include visits to local communities where you can enjoy traditional dances, learn about salt mining at Lake Katwe, or participate in local craft workshops. These experiences provide meaningful connections and support community-based tourism.