Why Choose Bird Uganda Safaris
Our Commitment to the Community
Bird Uganda is dedicated to community empowerment through initiatives supporting youth and women birders.
The testimonials below are shared by distinguished international birders who have travelled with us, in partnership with our sister company that hosts the Annual African Birding Expo since 2018. Each of them has explored Uganda’s breathtaking birding landscapes under our guidance. Their words reflect authentic experiences and professional insights — offering you assurance, inspiration, and confidence as you plan your own journey with us. We look forward to welcoming you and creating memories that you, too, will be eager to share.
What sets Bird Uganda Safaris Apart
At Bird Uganda Safaris, we pride ourselves on providing unique, eco-friendly birding tours that not only promote conservation but also offer our clients an opportunity to connect with the natural beauty of Uganda. We understand the importance of genuine experiences and have crafted our tours to bring you closer to the avian wonders of this stunning region.
(7 Things A Uganda Safari Taught Me About Birding Back Home) By Hugh Powell
Dream globally; bird locally. That’s what I came away with on my first-ever visit to Africa. For 11 days in western Uganda I was treated to birds, mammals, reptiles, and even a few insects that I had thought I would only ever dream about.
(Birdwatching and gorilla tracking in Uganda in East Africa) By Chuck Hagner
My field guide to the birds of East Africa is 604 pages long and lists an astonishing 1,388 species. That’s about a seventh of all the bird species found on the planet and almost double the number that can be seen in all of North America. And by East Africa.
(Coming Home from Uganda) by Laura Erickson
I’ve spent the last two weeks in Uganda. I finished my packing during the heady days of the World Series and the glorious aftermath of my beloved Chicago Cubs winning it all, and left the morning after my hometown held a parade that drew an estimated five million people, united in a way Americans never are anymore, all wearing Cubby blue
Entebbe Botanical Gardens by Adrian
I was invited by Laura Kammermeier of Nature Travel Network and the Uganda Tourist Board to a FAM tour of Uganda’s major birding and primate destinations. Since I thoroughly enjoy East Africa it was an easy decision to make!
(The Inaugural African Birding Expo) by Mark Garlynd
The Uganda Tourist Board and a variety of sponsors hosted the first African Birding Expo from November 18 – 20, 2016. I was invited to tour the country and attend the Expo as part of an international delegation, a great honor for me and my colleagues. For 11 days we traveled to National Parks and other natural areas in the western half of the country, finishing up at Entebbe
(Mabmamba Swamp To Kaku Wetlands) Laura Kammermeier
its 3:15 in the morning. I arrived to Africa one day and one night ago at 11 pm…feeling like dog meat after a 27 hour flight schedule. But after a superb day of birding and a few epic bird sightings under my belt, I am chipper as a bird at this early hour. Let me write a few words before the 5:30 am alarm clock ring. I have come to Uganda at the invitation of the UTB
Looking For A Bird With A Clog For A Bill by Allan Davis & Ruth Miller
Back in 2008 we looked for a much wanted bird in Zambia, now we had another chance to look for that same bird, in Uganda. To set the scene here is the account of our 2008 search
Are you passionate about birdwatching? Uganda, often referred to as the "Pearl of Africa," is a birding paradise with over 1,000 bird species, including unique and rare species. Our Uganda Birding Tours and Trip Reports offer you the opportunity to explore this vibrant avian world | |
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