Lion tracking in Uganda is the perfect safari experience for those looking for great wildlife encounters within the African Savannah wilderness. Your escape to Queen Elizabeth National Park will lead you to this exclusive experience, the park boasts a unique mixture of striking landscapes and wildlife, which makes it an ideal home for lions both in the Kasenyi plains and in the famous Ishasha sector that is popular for the tree climbing lions.
The lion tracking in Uganda is a great opportunity for wildlife-focused photographers to meet the rarest encounters within Queen Elizabeth National Park a place of immense beauty with a blend of contrasting wildlife environments. Your day start starts very early in the morning with your expert ranger with gear and tracker to start your pure magic experience….
Queen Elizabeth National Park truly is remarkable with incredible sights and sounds of nature that span into the Kazinga Channel with great aquatic life and birds. Combine your lion tracking with an amazing boat safari along the Kazinga Channel or with a Balloon Safari experience giving you an aerial wonderful view of wild game including the elephants, buffalo, warthog, and Impala, giving more spectacular photographic opportunities.
Two favorite wildlife areas in Queen Elizabeth National Park that give the best sighting of lions include the great Kasenyi Plain and the Ishasha section –south of Queen Elizabeth bordering Bwindi Forests, which is popular for Gorilla trekking safaris. Both have their own distinctive beauty and unique landscapes to explore.
Must-dos in Queen Elizabeth include Chimpanzee tracking in Kyambura Gorge, a guided walk in Maramagambo forest, and a night game drive to spot out the nocturnal active mammals. Give your family and loved ones the most sophisticated wildlife experience during your visit to Queen Elizabeth National Park by booking your lion tracking encounter.
The best time to visit Queen Elizabeth National Park for lion tracking is best during June –September and January- March every year. Uganda can be visited all year round as it’s cool and dry the majority of the time. However, the “long rains” in April and May as well as the “short rains” in November and December should be avoided.
