Lake Bunyonyi
$1350 per person
Lake Bunyonyi birdwatching safaris offer a rich and rewarding experience for both beginner and seasoned birders. The lake is home to over 200 bird species, including the pied kingfisher, grey crowned crane, and the elusive African harrier-hawk. Early morning canoe rides provide ideal opportunities to spot birds in their natural wetland habitats, with expert guides helping to identify species and explain their behaviors. The peaceful setting, combined with the backdrop of rolling hills and terraced landscapes, creates a stunning environment for bird photography and observation.
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Departure
Please arrive by 9:15 AM for a prompt departure at 9:30 AM. -
Departure Time
Approximately 8:30 PM. -
Dress Code
Casual. Comfortable athletic clothing, hiking shoes, hat and warm jacket. -
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AccommondationMealsPersonal GuideTransportation/Car -
Not Included
All Museum TicketsTypical Souvenir
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Lake Bunyonyi, nestled in southwestern Uganda, is a premier birdwatching destination boasting over 200 bird species.
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Day 1: Departure
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Day 2: Adventure Beggins
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Day 3: Historical Tour
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Day 4: Return
Tour Location
Lake Bunyonyi is a prime birdwatching location in southwestern Uganda, home to over 200 species including grey crowned cranes, pied kingfishers, and Levaillant’s cuckoos.
Lake Bunyonyi, nestled in southwestern Uganda, is a premier birdwatching destination boasting over 200 bird species. Notable sightings include the grey crowned crane, pied kingfisher, herons, egrets, and the elusive Levaillant’s cuckoo
Bird enthusiasts can explore the lake's diverse avian life through guided canoe tours, which offer intimate views of waterbirds in their natural habitats. Additionally, hiking the surrounding hills provides opportunities to spot highland species like the Augur Buzzard and Mountain Yellow Warbler, all set against the backdrop of the lake's terraced landscapes