Queen Elizabeth National Park stands as Uganda's most visited safari destination, offering an incredible diversity of ecosystems and wildlife. From the famous tree-climbing lions of Ishasha to the spectacular Kazinga Channel boat safaris, this park provides some of the most memorable wildlife experiences in East Africa.
Park Overview
Established in 1952, Queen Elizabeth National Park spans 1,978 square kilometers of diverse landscapes including savanna, wetlands, forests, and crater lakes. The park is famous for its tree-climbing lions, large herds of elephants, and one of the highest hippo concentrations in Africa.
The park is divided into several sectors, each offering unique wildlife experiences: Mweya Peninsula, Ishasha, Kyambura Gorge, and the Kazinga Channel.
Michael Ssemakula
Wildlife Conservation Expert
Michael has worked in Queen Elizabeth National Park for over 18 years, initially as a ranger and now as a senior conservation specialist. His intimate knowledge of the park's wildlife and ecosystems makes him an exceptional guide.
