Trekking For the more adventurous and those with more energy, several trails require trekking experience, and again the choice is wide. Some routes do not need special equipment, particularly if you don't attempt their summits, and guides and porters are available locally, but some experience is necessary. For further information contact the Uganda Wildlife Authority . Bird watching Uganda is an Ornithologists delight with over 1000 species. All our National Parks are havens for bird life, and our wetlands and Savannah support both indigenous and migratory birds.
Most tour operators can provide specialist guides, but a good bird book is essential.
In a country that is one third covered with water - either lakes, rivers or wetlands, fishing is sure to be superb. In the mountain rivers trout rise to the fly, while crater lakes provide additional sporting opportunities. As the River Nile flows through On its 6600 km journey to the Mediterranean it alternates between a placid course and swirling white water rapids. White Water rafting is available near the Bujagali-Falls. More than four thousand miles in length, the mighty Nile is the longest river on earth.