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Destination

Semuliki National Park

Location

Semuliki National Park is situated in western Uganda, near the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It lies within the Albertine Rift Valley and is part of the larger Semuliki Valley, renowned for its diverse ecosystems and unique wildlife.

Quick Facts

  • Arguably one of best birding destinations in Uganda.
  • Only national park in Uganda with male and female hotsrpings

Activities

  • Nature and forest walks
  • Birding
  • Camp fire
  • Community Engagement
  • Swimming

Summary

Discover Semuliki National Park in western Uganda, nestled beneath the northern slopes of the Rwenzori Mountains, just 52km from Fort Portal city. Spanning 220 sq km, this remote park boasts diverse landscapes and rich biodiversity, including 53 mammal species, 441 bird species, and the captivating Sempaya hot springs.

Starter Pack

  • Both light and heavy dull coloured attires
  • Raincoat or Jacket
  • Sun glasses
  • Sun screen
  • A torch
  • Flipflops
  • Hiking boots
  • A pair of safari shorts
  • A mosquito/bug repellent

Best Time To Visit

Semiliki National Park is open for visitors throughout the year, the months of June-September are highly recommended because they fit right within the dry season. This is so because during the dry season there is little or no guarantee for rainfall, which is generally disruptive in terms of movement.

Full Description

Embark on an unforgettable journey to Semuliki National Park, nestled in the remote western region of Uganda beneath the towering northern ranges of the Rwenzori Mountains, just 52km from Fort Portal city. Covering an expansive 220 sq km, this captivating park transitions from lowlands to gently undulating landscapes, offering a diverse habitat for an impressive array of wildlife. Explore the lush jungle environment, home to 53 mammal species, including elephants, warthogs, and buffaloes, as well as over 441 bird species and 300 butterfly species, creating a haven for birders, primatologists, ornithologists, and botanists alike. Don’t miss the chance to visit the renowned Sempaya hot springs, where the intriguing natural salt licks attract birds and animals, and visitors can immerse themselves in unique hot water experiments, adding to the park’s allure and making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers.

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