NL
20-35 years of age
Stunningly divers, incredibly beautifull, accessible to travel and very friendly people!
Unfortunately we (a friend and I) did not get to do a safari sensu strictu (with the land cruisers, zebra's, giraffes, etc) but of what I heard there are plenty possibilities available. What we did was a more adventure / hiking / chilling vacation, in which we rafted the white Nile, visited the beautiful Sipi falls, chilled on the shore of Lake Bunyonyi and climbed the Mganhinga voulcano (or is is Magahinga?!).
Uganda is easy to travel, not only due to the high concentration of attractions over a relatively small country, but also by the friendliness of the people. Infra structure is all a bit less polished than Kenia / Tanzania, which means you might have to organize a bit more by yourself and all may go a bit less smooth. From my point of view that's part of the safari experience (aka Bush Vibe).
Review about Uganda by liesje
I liked the things we saw in Uganda, but Tanzania was better.
AR
20-35 years of age
Review about Uganda by Ezequiel
The parks are very nice (I especially liked Kidepo Valley) and you´ll never see a crowd!
US
20-35 years of age
Review about Uganda by Allison
Lots to see, expecially if this is your first safari experience!
AR
20-35 years of age
Review about Matoke Tours by Ezequiel
The service was good, everything was pretty much as promised, but I would have expected a more intensive activity during the day (more/longer game drives). I would use them again, but you you make very clear in advance what activity will be provided as a minimum.
20-35 years of age
Review about Mahango Game Reserve by Jofie Lamprecht
Small National park with a great diversity in wildlife. Don't plan to spend too much time in this park, which can adequately be seen in one evening and a morning game drive.
20-35 years of age
Review about Waterberg Plateau Park by Jofie Lamprecht
This is not a high density National Park, and with some luck you can have a good experience. Game is not habituated to game viewing vehicles. Large parts of the park can seem dull, due to thick bush. Scenically, the drive into the park and through some of the more open and koppie filled parts of the park are beautiful. Only vehicles from NWR (Namibia Wildlife Resorts) are allowed in the park. One trip into the park is sufficient, and if combined with Etosha, this will give you your only chance to see cape buffalo other than in the Caprivi to complete your big 5 in two parks.
20-35 years of age
Review about Kaokoland by Jofie Lamprecht
Fantastic cultural experience visiting the Himba people, desert elephant and black rhino are very rewarding if you can find them.
20-35 years of age
Review about Damaraland by Jofie Lamprecht
Beautiful scenery, the desert elephant are a must find and the local culture makes this a great destination for the adventurous.
20-35 years of age
Review about Zambezi Region by Jofie Lamprecht
There is excellent wildlife viewing in the Caprivi, from Mhango in the west, all the way to access to the Chobe National Park in the east - there is plenty of parks, wildlife and amazing to budget accommodation to choose from.