Kasenyi is located within the north-eastern part of Queen Elizabeth National Park and is 48 kilometers by road, south-east of Kasese. The open savannah plains are on the adjacent stunning Lake George’s western shores, just near to the area where the Kazinga Channel confluences with this lake. The open savannah region protects the highest number of game animals compared to any destination in Uganda. Lions converge on the plains to catch easy prey, providing Queen Elizabeth National Park’s best opportunities to see lion action. Kasenyi plains area also has numerous bird species like the yellow-throated long crow, red-throat spurfowls, and grey-crown cranes.