Animals all over the place, not like QENP where you have to go looking for them. As usual the UWA ranger we took with us was pleasant and helpful, keeping in touch with his colleagues to find out where the lions were. Scenery was stunning - golden savannah with bluey-grey hills in the distance. More

The park is huge, straddling the north eastern corner of lake Albert, on both sides of the Nile, flowing into and out of the lake at this very corner, between the towns of Masindi and Pakwach. Particularly the northern side of the park, north of the Nile, is very pretty, with rolling hills and sweeping vistas. The south side of... More

We visited Murchison falls national park in the best of cars available for game drive a pop up roof. As soon as i step right out of the car I felt that park was amazing and the next twenty-four hours we were to spend there would certainly be so interesting. I could not wait to explore. We took a boat... More

www.inkampala.com If the question is whether a weekend getaway to Murchison is worthwhile – the answer is a definitive ‘yes’. If the question is if you can see all that Murchison has to offer in that weekend – the answer is a definitive ‘no’. This shouldn’t discourage you, however from making the trip and your small taste of Murchison will... More

On our way to Murchison Falls, We stopped at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for a wonderful view of these protected animals just a few Kilometers to Masindi town where we had our lunch. We proceeded to Paraa Safari Lodge where we had dinner and an overnight. The lodge is truly fabulous! wow the morning game drive was awesome, we saw herds... More

It was amazing. Breathtaking! I climbed all the way up the side. it took me about 45 minutes. You are walking right on the edge of the cliff with no railings! it felt great as unfit as i am. Its beautiful. More

Definitely recommend visiting here. Saw lots of wildlife and had a lovely day. The falls alone is amazing. Expect to spend the whole day and would advise going as early as possible. Take food/ drinks and snacks with you. More

Our group of 16 spent around four hours driving through the park. We saw a wide variety of animals but were disappointed that we only saw four elephants and zero lions. The charge is quite steep at an average around $40 per person once you add in the cost of the bus and the crossing of the Nile River on... More

As most tourists visit QENP, this park gets less tourists, but has a lot to offer. Plenty of wildlife can be seen like Elephant, Giraffe, Baboons, Lion, Hippo's and Crocs. Do make sure your trip also includes a launch on the Nile. It's great to see the wildlife from the water. Als the falls themselves are impressive. It is said... More