UGANDA FLY- IN SAFARIS
Travelers who wish to see the Pearl of Africa's wide and breathtaking landscapes from above as well as go from the bustling, energetic metropolis to the center of the wilderness parks more quickly than a four-by-four cruise ship will find a fly-in Uganda safari appealing.
Airports in Uganda Fly-in safaris between Uganda's national parks are quicker and more comfortable.
Fly-in Safaris has made it simpler than ever to see Uganda's breathtaking national parks and far-flung destinations. Compared to traveling by car, you may reach your location more quickly and pleasantly by using scheduled and chartered airplanes. You'll also get the opportunity to see Uganda's expansive landscapes from above, which will give your trip a different viewpoint.
The most well-known safari destinations in Uganda are situated far from the city and Entebbe, the country's only international airport, making road travel tiresome and time-consuming. You may save time and energy and have more meaningful experiences during your vacation to Uganda by flying between national parks and far-flung destinations in a small aircraft.
To save time and money on transportation, it is highly advised for couples, single persons, and small groups of up to two people to fly between national parks. Driving can be a more cost-effective and pleasurable alternative for big parties, but for people with little time or money, an aerial transport is well worth the expense.
The primary airline in Uganda is Aerolink, which provides dependable scheduled and charter flights connecting the nation's major national parks. Their network reaches as far as the Masai Mara in Kenya, and the safari circuit in western Uganda receives the largest aircraft traffic.
Take your African safari vacation to the next level and enjoy the luxury and convenience of flying between Uganda's national parks!
Entebbe — Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (Kihihi and Kisoro airports) (Kihihi airport in the north of Bwindi and Kisoro airport in the south of Bwindi)
Tracking the mountain gorillas in Mgahinga National Park and Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is one of the most thrilling safari activities in Uganda. Located in the isolated southwest region of Uganda, these eco-adventure locations are around 500 kilometers (310 miles) from Entebbe International Airport, which is about a 10-hour drive away. You may take the one-hour flight if you're uncomfortable with the thought of a 10-hour journey on steep rural roads.
Aerolink provides a number of day flights between Entebbe and Kisoro or Kihihi Airports for people who would like get at their forest lodge promptly and conserve their energy for gorilla trekking. You should fly to Kihihi, which is two hours' drive from the lodges in Buhoma, if your lodging is in the Buhoma Sector, north of Bwindi. However, you should reserve the Entebbe—Kisoro flight if your lodging and gorilla permit are in the southern Bwindi sectors, namely the Nkuringo and Rushaga Sectors. The travel to Kisoro Airstrip from Rushaga and Nkuringo sectors takes around two hours.
Fly-in safaris to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park provide a breathtaking airborne perspective of the untamed southwest region of Uganda. For those who enjoy flying, it's definitely worth experiencing. It's like soaring over Nepal's renowned untamed hills.
Fly Between Uganda's Other National Parks and Bwindi Impenetrable
Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth, Jinja, Kidepo Valley, Murchison Falls, and Bwindi
Compared to other well-known safari locations like Kenya or Tanzania, fly-in Uganda safaris offer greater diversity in addition to the promise of a unique experience. You may go on game drives to the broad savannah plains, climb snow-capped peaks, and discover the nation's most obscure civilizations in isolated areas, in addition to monitoring mountain gorillas in the tropical rainforests.
After your gorilla tour in the extreme southwest is over, Aerolink offers daily scheduled and chartered flights between Entebbe and other distant locations including Queen Elizabeth National Park, Murchison Falls, and Kidepo National Park.
Additionally, you may take a plane from Entebbe to the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania or the Masai Mara in Kenya, which offers the chance to see the endangered mountain gorillas in Bwindi and take in the untamed beauty of the Serengeti-Mara triangle.
By using these flights, you may enhance your Uganda safari with even more adventurous activities, such as exploring the expansive savannah plains or finding undiscovered cultural treasures. Prepare to discover Uganda's genuine splendor and set out on an adventure of a lifetime.
The airports at Kasese and Mweya, Queen Elizabeth National Park
Uganda's most renowned tourist attraction, Queen Elizabeth National Park, is a must-see location for both independent tourists and wildlife aficionados. The park, which has a 1,978 square kilometer protected reserve, provides amazing opportunities for animal observation. Safari drives and boat safaris on the Kazinga Channel, where you may get up close and personal with lions, buffalo, elephants, hippos, and other endangered bird species, are among the top attractions.
Depending on the route, it may take up to six or seven hours to drive from Entebbe to Queen Elizabeth National Park. Flying from Entebbe to Kasese or Mweya, on the other hand, shortens the travel time to less than an hour, giving you more time to enjoy the park's attractions or unwind at the camp.
Aerolink makes travel easy and convenient by providing chartered flights between Queen Elizabeth National Park and Entebbe International Airport, Murchison Falls National Park (Pakuba, Bugungu, and Chobe airstrips), and Bwindi (Kihihi/Kisoro airstrips).
When you choose one of our customized, all-inclusive fly-in Uganda safaris, local flight costs are already covered, saving you the hassle of making reservations and driving time. So why not treat yourself to the ultimate safari experience and let us handle the details so you can unwind and relish your journey?
Airports in Pakuba and Chobe near Murchison Falls National Park
Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda's largest national park, lies a little further out from the well-known western Uganda safari circuit. A must-visit location for any visitor, this magnificent park is home to some of the most charming species to see on safari and features the strongest falls in the world.
Kidepo National Park is 250 km away, or around five hours' travel, from Murchison Falls, whereas Kibale National Park is 500 km away, or roughly eight hours' trip. The majority of safari operators either bypass the 13-hour trip between Bwindi and Murchison Falls or make costly detours at other parks.
Fortunately, no matter how long you want to stay at the safari camp, you can still take in the splendor of Murchison Falls National Park. travel-in safaris allow you to travel straight to Entebbe International Airport or effortlessly connect to other well-known locations like Kibale National Park or Queen Elizabeth National Park.
To make your journey more convenient and pleasurable, Aerolink provides chartered flights between Murchison Falls National Park (the airstrips in Pakuba, Bugungu, and Chobe) and these sites. So, reserve your Uganda safari now to avoid missing the chance to see the splendor of Murchison Falls!
Kidepo Valley National Park (Pakuba airstrip) Entebbe — Kidepo Valley National Park
Due to its isolated location, Kidepo Vally National Park is one of the locations where you may fly to connect to other important Ugandan destinations. CNN Travel Magazine labeled Kidepo the Mara of Uganda, one of the most underappreciated national parks. Due to its position in Uganda's far northeastern region, it has long been excluded from most tours of the country.
However, visitors may fly to Kidepo and experience its immense richness without having to endure the difficult journey thanks to Pakuba Airstrip, which is located just outside the park, and three others (Pakuba, Bugungu, and Chobe) that are minutes away in Murchison Fall.
Kidepo Valley's semi-arid terrain is home to some of the nation's most intriguing cultural communities, an astounding array of animals, and a breathtakingly untamed scenery. Numerous visitors have shared their greatest animal watching experiences with us, particularly highlighting the park's low tourist density.
Three nights in Bwindi, a flight to Kidepo via Entebbe, and an additional three nights are often included in a standard fly-in Uganda safari to Kidepo. Kidepo Vally provides a great nature setting for a romantic safari or honeymoon in Uganda.
Work with a local expert to customize your fly-in safaris and activities in Uganda.
Because we recognize that each client is different, Beyond Travel Africa provides customized fly-in safaris in Uganda. Our knowledgeable local guides select destinations that need less flying, freeing up your time so you may have more significant experiences in the Pearl of Africa.
You may save time and see more of Uganda's national parks with our fly-in safaris.
We handle everything, including booking local flights, arranging transportation from the camp to the airport, booking rooms, organizing park activities, and providing knowledgeable local guides. This allows our visitors to have a fulfilling safari trip in the Pearl of Africa without having to deal with the burden of preparation.
Contact one of our safari specialists right now to begin organizing your ideal safari. Simply obtain a free, no-obligation quotation by sending contacting us on beyondtravel.africa@gmail.com. Allow us to assist you in planning a memorable trip to Uganda!