Gorilla Tracking:
Gorilla Tracking: This is the major attraction in Uganda and is done in Bwindi National Park.There are four gorilla groups currently available daily for tourists. Mubare group (10 gorillas, 1 silverback) was opened for tourism in 1993, Habinyanja group (18 gorillas, 1 silverback) opened in July 1998, Rushegura group (10 gorillas, 1 silverback) was opened in July 2002, while Nkuringo group (19 gorillas, 2 silverbacks) was opened for tourism in April 2004.
Book at least 6 months (but not more than two years) in advance to ensure that requested dates are available.
Gorilla tracking in Bwindi can be challenging, therefore ensure fitness. Gorilla tracking experience starts at 8.30 am local time and can last from a few hours to a whole day! Registration at the gate commences at 7.45 am.

Game Safaris and Scenery Viewing
Uganda has a diversity of wildlife. Game drive is full of great glimpses of the indigenous wildlife/scenery.The country boasts of diverse habitats ranging from savannah, wetlands, forests and mountainous ecosystems and their corresponding diverse species.Uganda has a diversity of wildlife. There are lions, zebras, buffaloes, elephants, leopards, baboons, giraffes, cheetahs, Uganda kobs, the rare situtungas, water bucks, bush bucks, bush pigs, chimpanzees and many more.
Your game drive will be full of great glimpses of the indigenous wildlife while stretching your limbs. For example in Kidepo Valley National Park, a sight of Lions, Elephants, Buffalos, Leopards, Cheetahs, Zebras, Baboons adds a rush of adrenaline to the experience.
Where to do this activity :Kidepo National Park,Lake Mburo National Park,Murchison Falls National Park,Queen Elizabeth National Park & Semuliki Wildlife Reserve

Chimpanzee Tracking:
Making visits to our cousins is yet another interesting experience. The feeding habits, response to humans, mating, and care given to their young ones is just amazing; with Let′s Go Travel, you will not miss a glimpse!

Bird Watching
Uganda is a true African birding destination. Located at the center of the continent, Uganda attracts migrants from the North and South. Uganda is the richest country for birds in Africa. It has almost half the species known on the African continent and over 10% of those recorded throughout the entire world.
Over 1,000 species of birds have been recorded to exist in the country. Some of the exciting species you will view include birds of water and land shore, birds of scrub and woodland, forest birds and birds of the open plain.
Most of our National Parks have a diversity of bird species; however, Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi Impenetrable and Semliki National Parks are the most famous for birding.
If you are a bird lover, then Uganda is the destination that will make your dream come true. Our excellent guides will add flavor to your own experience on birds. Be our dear guest!

Forest and Primate Walks
In most of our National Parks and Wildlife Reserves, there are magnificent trails for nature walks. If you are interested in a true African walk, Uganda is the right place for you. We cater for those who are interested in Night Walks, Forest Walks, Hiking, Primate Walks, or Spring/ Falls walk.

Where to do this activity: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park,Mount Elgon National Park,Kibale National Park,Kidepo National Park,Lake Mburo National Park,Murchison Falls National Park,Queen Elizabeth National Park,Rwenzori Mountains National Park,Semuliki National Park

White Water rafting
The white water rafting begins at the Source of the Nile at 0930hr with a comprehensive briefing and the fitting of lifejackets and helmets. The rafting is done on an 18 kilometre stretch of the Nile River. The first few rapids are low grade (1,2) and give clients a sense of confidence. As the river meanders through beautiful scenery, the rafts are guided into the mighty challenges of the best “grade 5” rapids on the Nile. Eight major rapids are rafted plus lower graded runs to maximize the adrenaline rush of this adventure

Mountaineering:
Ever heard of snow at the equator then experience the 5,119m high snow covered Rwenzori Mountains also known as the mountains of the moon and protected not only as a national park but also as a world heritage site. A trip to the Rwenzoris is a lifetime adventure and an exhilarating and rewarding experience that takes you about 7 days/nights. Let′s Go Travel will not hesitate to take you through Mt. Elgon which is 4,321m, also a national park situated at the border with Kenya, where mountaineering can be experienced and may include cross-boarder tourism into Kenya. At the top, lies a beautiful and large caldera of 40km.

Hiking
Hiking is a self-rewarding activity that you can engage in at Mgahinga Gorilla and Bwindi Impenetrable National Parks. Particularly exciting are the Virunga volcanoes in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. This volcano offers three extinct volcanoes.(Mt. Sabyinyo 3669 M Mt. Gahinga 3474 M and Mt. Muhavura 4127 M) for physically fit hikers, special mountaineering gears are not required. At Mt. Sabyinyo, a hike up the mountain takes one up a ridge along the eastern side to peak 1. If one is to continue, the hike to peak 2 involves walking a ridge with breath-taking drops into gorges of Rwanda and Uganda. Finally, the hike up to peak 3 is steep with several ladders and mush scrambling. You are guaranteed to get your hands dirty en-route to peak 3. Once on top, you will be in Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda at the same time. The journey takes about eight hours round trip to cover the 14-km stretch.

Sport Fishing:
Uganda is an ideal fishing destination. With one third of the country covered by water; there is great opportunity for sport fishing. Nile Perch of up to 108 kg have been caught below the Falls in Murchison Falls National Park. Other fish you can catch include Tilapia, Tiger fish, ferocious fighter, Ngara (Genus alestes), catfish and barbel.
Be part of the next fishing expedition by making your reservation now, limited fishing permits are available per annum. Remember that we promote the philosophy of ′catch and return′ for conservation purposes.

Where to do this activity

• Murchison Falls National Park
• Lake Victoria