Is Uganda Dangerous for Tourist? If this question still lingers in your head, we are here to provide the appropriate answer that will relieve you. It is Safe to Travel to Uganda when you travel in the care of Car Rental & Safaris Ltd and take the usual precautions to avoid falling victim to tourist scams and petty crime. In fact, Uganda is one of the friendliest countries to visit in Africa, where much-needed tourism is welcomed.

Is it Safe to Travel to Uganda? Uganda’s reputation as a popular tourist destination is only marred by its turbulent political history and the ever-present threat of terrorism. However, don’t be put off by alarmist reporting in the media. Uganda has worked hard to rid itself of this negative perception and there has been a significant improvement in all security categories. We will make your safety on a safari to Uganda our priority, get served with unbeatable self drive adventure today.

In the past years, Ugandan Police Force (UPF) has continued to drive public safety initiatives that have seen a reduction in crime and have put extraordinary security measures in place to combat the threat of terrorism and other petty crime in the country especially in the cities. You won’t go near the NO-GO areas in Uganda such as the Karamoja region or anywhere close to Uganda’s border with South Sudan which is plagued by bandit activity, violent crime and armed clashes without escort by security personnel’s with the knowledge of the area which makes it Safe to Travel to Uganda

Why you should travel to Uganda?

Winston Churchill a former British prime minister in 1907 penned down the statement that “For magnificence, for variety of form and colour, for profusion of brilliant life-bird, insect reptile, beast – for vast scale – Uganda is truly the pearl of Africa”, and more than a century later the statement still manifests.

Uganda is notably one of the world’s most biodiverse countries, habituating 13 types of primates and 330 different mammal species, with six of which are found nowhere else, the country is home to over 1000 bird species and also encompasses the vast range of landscape that varies from the Africa’s highest mountain ranges to the source of the world’s longest river, River Nile, and harbors the largest lake on the continent, Lake Victoria.

When it comes to a Family Safari to East Africa, Uganda is a wise and wonderful choice, though most people think of Tanzania and Kenya. Uganda is a better choice since the country offers one more thing that cannot be found in the other two countries, though countries like Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo may offer the same experience.

Uganda is home to half of the world’s endangered Mountain Gorilla population, and the magnificent primates inhabit the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, and the Mgahinga National Park in the western part of the country. A family safari to Uganda will offer you a chance to trek these magnificent primates in their dense forested habitats which is only thrilling and memorable and one of the strong reasons for visiting the country by many tourists.

What to note about Uganda safaris

Travel to Uganda is focused on the stunning wilderness regions that are home to the last-remaining gorillas in the world and you only fleetingly pass through the major towns and cities of Uganda which obviously have a higher concentration of people and more crime.

Follow your guide’s instructions and be vigilant wherever you go in Uganda and you’ll leave this incredibly beautiful and mesmerizing country with nothing more than fabulous memories otherwise it is very Safe to Travel to Uganda

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• Amazing Game Viewing: View the Big 5 (lion, leopard, elephant, rhinoceros, and buffalo) and additional wildlife found only in Africa.
• Walking safaris, hot-air balloon safaris, and cultural exchanges with the locals all qualify as rewarding experiences.
  The Luxury of Time: Take advantage of being disconnected from the outside world in some of Africa’s most remote regions.
• Enjoy Your Senses; sip sunset drinks while giraffes amble over the rosy horizon and indulge in fine African cuisine.
• The finest itineraries incorporate Africa’s major destinations, according to Beyond the Wild.
• Traveling with a Purpose: Every African safari contributes to deserving conservation and community development projects.

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• White Hilux Double Cab 2.5 4×4 diesel 2011 model
• Aircon; electric windows; electric mirrors
• CD/Radio standard no “AUX” plug
• 5 speed manual gearboxes with manual 4WD selection; electronic rear diff lock
• Fog lights

• Fog lights
• Bluetooth built in for mobile phone use
• Durable seat covers
• 2 x fire extinguishers
• Central locking & alarm system
• Altec Net-Star tracking anti-theft & tracking system

• White Hilux Double Cab 2.5 4×4 diesel 2011 model
• Aircon; electric windows; electric mirrors
• CD/Radio standard no “AUX” plug
• 5 speed manual gearboxes with manual 4WD selection; electronic rear diff lock
• Fog lights

• Fog lights
• Bluetooth built in for mobile phone use
• Durable seat covers
• 2 x fire extinguishers
• Central locking & alarm system
• Altec Net-Star tracking anti-theft & tracking system

• Toyota RAV 4
• Aircon; electric windows; electric mirrors
• CD/Radio standard no “AUX” plug
• 5 speed manual gearboxes with manual 4WD selection; electronic rear diff lock
• Fog lights

• Bluetooth built in for mobile phone use
• Durable seat covers
• 2 x fire extinguishers
• Central locking & alarm system
• Altec Net-Star tracking anti-theft & tracking system

BWINDI IMPENETRABLE NATIONAL PARK

The majority of the world’s mountain gorilla population lives in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in southwest Uganda. About half of the world’s population of mountain gorillas live in the impenetrable forest, which is home to 320 of them. Several habituated groups of gorillas may be tracked by tourists.

MURCHISON FALLS NATIONAL PARK

Another name for Murchison Falls is Kabalega Falls. It is situated where Lake Victoria empties into the Nile River. The volume of water that fits through the confined space in the rocks is one of the falls’ interesting features. One of Africa’s most potent waterfalls is produced by the source, which spews out 11,000 cubic feet per second

QUEEN ELIZABETH NATIONAL PARK

With so many opportunities to see wildlife, Queen Elizabeth National Park is the most visited place in Uganda. The tree-climbing lions are the ultimate mammal encounter out of the nearly 100 species of mammals. Only a few places in the world allow lions to frequently climb trees, and this is one of them.

LAKE MBURO NATIONAL PARK

The oldest Precambrian metamorphic rocks, dating back more than 500 million years, are found beneath Lake Mburo, the smallest of Uganda’s savannah national parks. 350 different species of birds live there, along with zebras, impalas, elands, buffalos, oribi, Defassa waterbuck, leopards, hippopotamuses, hyenas, topi, and reedbuck..