Adventure Tours

Spectacular Landscapes of the Pearl of Africa, Rich Cultures, and Great Hospitality

Uganda, famously known as the "Pearl of Africa," is a land of stunning natural beauty, rich cultural diversity, and warm, welcoming people. While its potential as a top-tier destination is undeniable, Uganda's adventure and cultural tourism sectors remain largely unexplored by global travelers, offering a wealth of untapped experiences.

With a focus on sustainable tourism, Calsaar Safaris Uganda is now unveiling a new wave of adventure and cultural activities designed to captivate thrill-seekers and culture enthusiasts alike. Visitors can look forward to exciting experiences such as walking and cycling through picturesque landscapes, motorcycling across diverse terrains, running through scenic routes, hiking majestic mountains, hills and rocks, and immersing themselves in the vibrant local traditions.

This is aimed at positioning Uganda as a premier destination for sustainable tourism, inviting the world to discover its breathtaking landscapes, rich heritage, and unforgettable tours in a whole new way.

Walking And Cycling Tours

A unique way to discover Uganda by immersing yourself in local communities through our walking and cycling tours.

Primate (Gorilla and Chimpanzee)

Uganda offers a rare blend of trekking experiences

Horseback Riding in Uganda

Horseback riding in Uganda offers a serene and adventurous way to experience the beauty of nature, wildlife, and birdlife up close.

Walking Safaris in Uganda

Africa's most authentic and captivating walking safari experiences, providing a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the country’s stunning natural landscapes

Sport in Uganda

Sport fishing in Uganda provides an exhilarating and rewarding experience, featuring some of the world's largest freshwater fish.

Mountaineering Safaris in Uganda

Uganda, the Pearl of Africa, offers an exhilarating mountaineering experience with its diverse range of mountains and volcanoes.

Boat Cruise Tours in Uganda

This an unforgettable adventure with a Boat Cruise on the Nile, Lake Bunyonyi, Lake Mburo, Lake Victoria, or Kazinga Channel

Unique Golf Safaris Experience in Uganda

Golf safaris in Uganda are quickly becoming a sought-after adventure for golf enthusiasts, thanks to the country's fantastic climate and stunning landscapes

Embark on an extraordinary walking safari adventure where luxury meets the wild. Uganda, known for its diverse landscapes and rich wildlife, offers an array of walking experiences that allow you to connect with nature in its purest form. Witness the majestic mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, explore the lush savannas of Queen Elizabeth National Park, or marvel at the spectacular Murchison Falls, where the Nile River roars through a narrow gorge. Uganda’s varied terrains and wildlife promise both thrilling encounters and serene retreats.

1. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Overview: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is renowned for its population of mountain gorillas, providing one of the most profound wildlife experiences on the planet.
Highlights:
- Gorilla Trekking: Home to half of the world’s mountain gorillas, offering an unparalleled opportunity to observe these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.
- Biodiversity: The park boasts over 120 mammal species and 350 bird species.
- Cultural Experiences: Engage with local Batwa communities to learn about their traditional way of life.
- Best Time to Visit: June to August and December to February, during the dry seasons when trekking conditions are optimal.

2. Queen Elizabeth National Park

Overview: Uganda’s most visited national park, known for its diverse ecosystems including savannas, wetlands, and lakes.
Highlights:
- Kazinga Channel: Enjoy boat cruises to see hippos, crocodiles, and numerous bird species up close.
- Tree-Climbing Lions: The Ishasha sector is famous for its unique tree-climbing lions.
- Wildlife Diversity: Home to elephants, lions, leopards, and over 600 bird species.
- Best Time to Visit: Year-round, with peak wildlife viewing during the dry seasons from June to August and December to February.

3. Murchison Falls National Park

Overview: Uganda’s largest and oldest conservation area, named after the dramatic Murchison Falls where the Nile River plunges through a narrow gorge.
Highlights:
- Murchison Falls: Witness the Nile River’s powerful plunge through a narrow gssssssorge.
- Boat Safaris: Take a boat trip to the base of the falls to see hippos, crocodiles, and diverse birdlife.
- Game Drives: Spot elephants, lions, giraffes, and buffaloes on game drives.
- Best Time to Visit: December to February and June to August, during the dry seasons when wildlife sightings are more frequent.

4. Kibale National Park

Overview: Famous for its chimpanzee population, Kibale National Park’s lush rainforest is ideal for chimpanzee trekking.
Highlights:
- Chimpanzee Trekking: One of Africa’s best spots for close encounters with chimpanzees.
- Primate Diversity: Home to 13 primate species including red colobus monkeys and L’Hoest’s monkeys.
- Birdwatching: With over 375 bird species, Kibale is a birdwatcher’s paradise.
- Best Time to Visit: June to September and December to February, during the dry seasons for optimal trekking conditions.

5. Lake Mburo National Park

Overview: A compact park known for its scenic beauty and lakes, ideal for seeing zebras, impalas, and birdlife.
Highlights:
- Scenic Beauty: Features rolling hills, open savannas, and five lakes.
- Unique Wildlife: Home to Uganda’s only population of impalas and a significant population of zebras.
- Outdoor Activities: Includes boat rides, horseback safaris, and guided nature walks.
- Best Time to Visit: Year-round, with the best wildlife viewing during the dry season from June to August and December to February.

6. Rwenzori Mountains National Park

Overview: Known as the “Mountains of the Moon,” this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers stunning mountain scenery and challenging treks.
Highlights:
- Glacial Peaks: Features permanent snow and glaciers.
- Trekking Paradise: Offers some of Africa’s most challenging and rewarding treks.
- Rich Biodiversity: Home to unique alpine flora and a variety of endemic species.
- Best Time to Visit: June to August and December to February, during the dry seasons for optimal trekking conditions.

Sturdy hiking shoes
Sufficient drinking water and energy snacks
Warm clothing for cool evenings
Sunscreen and a hat
A camera for capturing memories
Personal medication

Safety and Guiding

Uganda’s walking safari operators prioritize safety, employing trained guides who provide comprehensive briefings and ensure the highest safety standards. Equipment is regularly checked, and all walks are conducted with the utmost care for both visitors and wildlife.

Conclusion

Uganda offers a walking safari experience like no other, combining luxurious comfort with the thrill of adventure. Whether trekking through the misty mountains of Bwindi, exploring the diverse landscapes of Queen Elizabeth, or marveling at Murchison Falls, Uganda promises unforgettable encounters with nature. Prepare for a journey that will immerse you in the heart of Africa’s wild beauty.