Overview
Serenity by the Savannah, Where Zebras Roam and Lakeside Tranquility Prevails
Location: Western Uganda, near the town of Mbarara
Wildlife: Zebras, impalas, hippos, diverse bird species
Best time to go: June to August and December to February
What makes Lake Mburo National Park Special?
Lake Mburo National Park, a compact gem in western Uganda, is characterized by rolling savannas, acacia woodlands, and the presence of multiple lakes. The park’s diverse ecosystems provide a habitat for a variety of wildlife, including zebras, impalas, hippos, and numerous bird species.
Visitors to Lake Mburo can engage in game drives, boat safaris on Lake Mburo, and guided walks. The park’s manageable size and varied landscapes make it an accessible and rewarding destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat into nature, away from the crowds.
Highlights
Embark on a journey to explore the enchanting highlights that make Lake Mburo National Park a serene haven, showcasing acacia-studded landscapes, vibrant wildlife, and the tranquil allure of lakeside living.
Zebra Encounters: Witness the spectacle of zebras roaming freely across the savannas of Lake Mburo. The park is one of the few places in Uganda where these iconic black-and-white striped animals can be observed in their natural habitat.
Boat Safari on Lake Mburo: Enjoy a boat safari on the tranquil waters of Lake Mburo, surrounded by lush vegetation and reflections of acacia-studded landscapes. Encounter hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of waterbirds during this peaceful lakeside experience.
Birdwatcher’s Paradise: Explore Lake Mburo’s rich birdlife, which includes over 350 species. The park’s diverse habitats, from open savannas to lakeshores, attract a plethora of birds, making it an ideal destination for birdwatchers seeking a variety of avian encounters.
Guided Nature Walks: Take guided nature walks through the park, immersing yourself in the sights and sounds of the savannas. The guided walks offer an intimate experience with nature, allowing visitors to appreciate the smaller details of the ecosystem, from flora to fauna.
