Why visit Murchison Falls National Park?

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This Murchison Falls National Park, which is the most visited in Uganda and is run by the Uganda Animal Authority, attracts the greatest number of tourists each year since it offers everything a nature and wildlife enthusiast could want.

Game drives, night safari drives, boat cruises to the delta and the waterfall at Murchison Falls, nature walks, bird viewing, and monkey tracking are among the activities available.

On a safari in the Murchison Falls National Park, you can view over 70 different kinds of African mammals, including chimpanzees, crocodiles, elephants, and hippos. At the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, which was established next to the park, you may also view White Rhinos.

Responsible travel and Vacations are part of Kabira Safaris‘ DNA. Since the beginning, we’ve strived to work with local people and businesses in our destinations. We believe that this not only gives you the finest experience possible, but it also benefits nearby communities. Locals are therefore driven to protect whatever attracts tourists, be it their culture, fauna, or environment. In contrast, we actively steer clear of “tourist traps.” Responsible Travel Policy.

Animals in Murchison Falls National Park

Only rhinos are missing from the Big Five, leaving four in the Murchison Falls National Park. Elephants and buffalo are very prevalent. The numerous Uganda kob are a favorite meal for the lions, who have a highly healthy population.

Oribi, Jackson’s hartebeest, defassa waterbuck, grey duiker, and bushbuck are more antelope found in this area. Crocodiles, hippos, and gorilla trekking are all abundant in the Victoria Nile.

The Rothschild’s giraffe can be found in large herds throughout the park, and although they are not common, leopards are most likely to be spotted close to Pakuba Lodge.

On occasion, patas monkey troops have been seen on the grassy plains, while chimpanzees have been located in the nearby Budongo Forest.

Tariffs & Regulations

Entrance fee

All Murchison Falls National Park admission fees must be paid in full at the gate. The 24-hour validity of park fees.

• Foreign non-residents: USD $40 per day
• Foreign residents: USD $30 per day
• Children foreign non-residents USD $20
• Children foreign non-residents USD $10

Rules & Regulations

You can stay with the animals as long as you follow park regulations and do not disrupt them.

Accommodation at Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park

When considering where to stay while visiting Murchison Falls National Park, visitors have a variety of alternatives, with lodging options ranging from high-end safari hotels to more affordable campsites.

Lodges

The average cost of luxury accommodations such as Paraa Safari Lodge, Chobe Safari Lodge, or Nile Safari Lodge is $500

Alternative lodge options include; Bwana Tembo Lodge or Murchison River Lodge is USD $350.

Health

It is advised to stay current on Uganda’s most recent immunization needs, be sure to take precautions against malaria, and get specific vaccinations (contact your local doctor or travel clinic).

Use mosquito repellent (those with DEET are the most effective), cover yourself in the evenings, and take antimalarial medication to reduce your chance of contracting malaria.

Visitors should also exercise caution by donning clothing in the evening and using insect repellent (those containing DEET are the most effective).

It is advised to see a travel medical facility before traveling to Uganda. When leaving a nation where there is a significant danger of transmission of yellow fever, you should get many vaccinations, which are often given before you leave.

Evenings are a wonderful time to cover up with long sleeves and pants. It’s also crucial to make sure you have the immunizations advised for Uganda.