Game Drives in Lake Mburo National Park

A game drive is the best way to see wildlife upclose at Lake Mburo National Park. The greatest way to maximize your time in this tiny national park is to go on a safari game drive. Lake Mburo National Park in Uganda provides a unique opportunity to observe Burchell's zebras and magnificent impalas. Kidepo Valley National Park is the other significant site.

Lake Mburo National Park in Uganda is known for its distinctive residents, which include zebras, impalas, slender mongooses, and especially big bush rats, making it the only national park in southern Uganda where these animals can be found. Hyenas, leopards, topis, elands, and reintroduced Rothschild's giraffes are among the many animals you could see. 

During the wet seasons, we recommend using a 4x4 vehicle to tackle the most demanding Eland track. While leopards are common in this area, the best times to observe them are during a nighttime safari or an early morning tour. Buffaloes, impalas, topis, bushbucks, reedbucks, oribis, and warthogs are among the animal species you may witness, each providing a unique view into natural variety. Despite the reintroduction of giraffes into the park in 2015, the lack of elephants remains noticeable. As a result, Lake Mburo National Park's biological variety has expanded dramatically. A game drive might take place in the morning, afternoon, evening, or at night, depending on your option. Consider hiring the company's expert safari guide, who is intimately familiar with the best paths for seeing animals. Furthermore, an expert guide and park ranger with a thorough awareness of the terrain is a fantastic companion.