A must to see!!!!! Murchison Falls is a waterfall on the Nile and the Murchison Falls National Park is Uganda's largest national park. You have never had a game drive like this. There were lots of animals. I have seen the big 4: Lion, Elephant, Buffalo, Leopard,Giraffe. There are also a lot of Hippopotamus, Antelope, Uganda Kob, Hartebeest and Crocodiles,... More

me and my wife had done Safri whit Borderless tours on 1/10/12, safri for six days and Klimunjaro for four more. on Honeymooon Marco the C.E.O had meat us in the hotel and explen us everting. the Jeep we got was just fine - and the driver (James) was wonderful in all ways and most professional - the only thing... More

We took a 3-day tour to Murchison Falls National Park (with Matoke Tours from Kampala). The first day starts at 7:30 am and is quite long. We stopped at the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, where a local ranger took us for a short bush walk, where we saw 3 rhinos. You will not save any money by skipping the sanctuary, but... More

I have visited quite a number of East African National Parks and Murchison is definitely worth a visit for its variety of scenery and diversity of species. It is a beautiful park which offers opportunities for viewing on foot, in a vehicle and by boat. The park is defined by the River Nile and particularly Murchison Falls - any visitor... More

From the start of the whole trip, I could not help getting nervous and all. The beauty and the spectacular falls however were something else. suddenly, I was not nervous any more, it is really a moment to behold specially when you hear so many remarks and wonderful comments about the falls. Hiking to the top of the falls, was... More

It was my boyfriend's first time in Uganda (and Africa for that matter) and I wanted us to experience going on a safari. Through recommendations from friends and internet research I booked a 3-day safari through Kabiza Wilderness Safari and got Bosco as our driver/guide. Kabiza is great safari company - very prompt in answering my queries, gave me a... More

I went to Murchison Falls primarily to fish for Nile Perch. I stayed at the Red Chilli Rest Camp (See posted review) on the south side of the river. I booked my tour with Let's Go Travel out of Nairobi, but the actual tour was conducted by a Uganda company, BCD Travel (http://www.bcdtravel.com/aw/home/Uganda/English/Home/~bleu/Who_We_Are/). I had a wonderful driver named Andrew... More

While traveling to Arua, we took the road through Murchison Falls Wildlife Park. It was a fantastic journey with lots of opportunities to view various types of primates, collobus, babboons, antelopes, cape buffalo, warthogs, hippos and crocs in the Nile and also elephants. We drove through pretty quickly because it was a business trip but still spent about 5 hrs.... More

I just came back from a 3-days safari with my friend. The trip consists of a visit to the top of Murchison Falls, a game drive, a boat cruise, 2 nights stay at Paraa Lodge & a visit to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. Our trip was very rewarding, a mix of good accompaniments, great guides (Eddie & Allan), nice weather and... More