1 Day Uganda birding tour

Uganda is a dream destination for bird-watchers, with skilled guides, incredible bird diversity, and a rewarding experience. Everyone, beginner to pro, is bound to have an unforgettable adventure.This tour includes guided walks and boat trips, with experienced guides helping you spot challenging-to-find species. One day Uganda birdwatching trip- Uganda Bird Eco Tours!

Join us for a fun and exciting One day Uganda birdwatching trip! Our experienced guides will lead you on an unforgettable journey through some of the most incredible bird-filled forests, wetlands, and grasslands in Uganda.

Experience Uganda’s incredible diversity of bird species on this one-day birdwatching tour from Kampala. Uganda is a birdwatcher’s paradise, boasting over 1,000 species of birds found in a variety of habitats, from wetlands and forests to montane and lowland areas. On this tour, you’ll have the opportunity to spot several different species of birds, including the African pygmy-goose, African broadbill, and grey-headed kingfisher. You’ll also have the chance to see some of Uganda’s most iconic wildlife, such as the Uganda kob, and the tree-climbing lions of Ishasha. This One day Uganda birdwatching trip is perfect for those who want to experience the best of Uganda’s natural beauty and wildlife in just one day.

Want to go on an exciting One-day Uganda Birdwatching Trip?

‘We have the perfect birdwatching journey for you! Our multi-day trip to Uganda provides the perfect opportunity to observe and appreciate the unique birds of the area. Our experienced guides will make sure you get the best out of your birdwatching experience and that you have an unforgettable time. Let us show you the beauty of Uganda’s birds and create an unforgettable experience.’

TUganda is known as a great place for bird-watching, so the best time to plan a one-day bird-watching tour is during the months of December through February. During these months, the weather is mild and the migratory birds from Europe and Asia are plentiful. Bird watchers can also take advantage of Uganda’s diverse habitats and spot many of the country’s endemic species as well. The months of March and April are also good times to visit as the rains subside and the dry season begins.

The Mabamba swamp is a wetland located on the edges of Lake Victoria in western Uganda. It is a popular destination for birdwatchers, as it is home to one of the most iconic African birds, the Shoebill. To get to Mabamba from Kampala or Entebbe, you can drive or take a boat from Entebbe. The drive takes about an hour, but to reduce traffic time and beat the sun’s heat, it’s best to leave early in the morning. You can also opt for a speedboat journey from Entebbe to the swamp, then switch to a canoe to reach a possible Shoebill location. Regardless of your route, the Mabamba swamp offers an excellent opportunity for birdwatching and catching a glimpse of the rare and majestic Shoebill.

The tour of the Entebbe Botanical Gardens is an exciting opportunity to explore the many species of birds in the area. From the larger birds like pelicans, storks, and flamingos to the smaller birds like sunbirds, waxbills, and bee-eaters, there are so many birds to be seen! The tour guide will be able to give you tips on how to identify the different birds, as well as teach you about the unique environment of the botanical gardens. The tour will also give you the chance to take photographs of the birds, so don’t forget to bring your camera!

Mabira forest is the perfect destination for bird watchers looking to experience the beauty of Uganda’s diverse bird population. With over 300 species of birds, the forest is a paradise for any bird-watching enthusiast. From the rare shoebill stork to the colourful wattled starling, the Mabira forest is the ideal place to observe Uganda’s avian life. Guided bird-watching tours can be arranged on-site to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Whether you are an amateur or an experienced bird watcher, the Mabira forest has something to offer everyone!

What to Bring to a One-Day Uganda Birdwatching Trip

When bird watching in Uganda, it’s important to bring the right gear. Make sure to bring a good pair of binoculars, a quality digital camera, and a notebook to jot down your observations. Consider bringing a field guide and a pair of walking boots for the best experience. Additionally, make sure to bring sunscreen, a hat, and a light jacket in case of a sudden change in weather. Finally, bring plenty of water and snacks to ensure you remain hydrated and energized throughout the tour.

Let’s explore! One Day Uganda Birdwatching Trip includes…

• Ground transport
• Bottled water
• Birding fees
• Service of an English-speaking bird guide

All mentioned activities except for the optional ones

• Tour excludes
• Lunch
• Tips to porters and driver/ guide
• Insurance

A multi-day bird-watching tour in Uganda

Uganda is a bird watcher’s paradise. With a variety of habitats ranging from tropical rainforest to open savannah, Uganda is home to an incredible diversity of birds. From the iconic shoebill stork to the brightly coloured turacos, Uganda offers an unforgettable experience for bird watchers of all levels.

If you’re looking for a multi-day bird-watching tour in Uganda, there are a few great options. The Pearl of Africa birding tour takes you to all the top bird-watching spots in Uganda, including Queen Elizabeth National Park and Mabamba Swamp. The team at Pearl of Africa is highly experienced in birding and will guide you through the best spots to see the most species.

Another great option is the Uganda Bird Watching safari. This tour takes you to the best birding areas in western Uganda, with a focus on the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.

Contact us now for a Uganda Birdwatching Excursion in One Day

Are you looking for an amazing bird-watching tour experience in Uganda? Our One Day Uganda Birdwatching Trip is perfect for those looking to get a taste of the African continent. We offer an exceptional experience with local bird sightings, learning about native flora and fauna, and exploring Uganda’s beauty.