Vibrant Holiday Safaris brings you an experience at Kyambura Gorge, also known as the “valley of Apes”. Kyambura Gorge is located in the East corner of the famous Queen Elizabeth National park in Southwestern Uganda. The gorge is drained by River Kayambura which makes the landscape impressively swarmed with a rich wildlife biodiversity. Kyambura Gorge...Read More
Vibrant Holiday Safaris takes you to Uganda, a fabulous destination for bird-watchers and wildlife enthusiasts. Having it in mind that Uganda has some of the best birding sites, it brings bird enthusiasts to the center of an excessive number of bird species. This is not only because of its high number of species recorded but...Read More
Birds In Queen Elizabeth National Park Queen Elizabeth National Park boosts in an excess of 550 species of birds that have actually made it a charming destination for guests that love watching birds. The park is situated in Rukungiri district in southwestern Uganda covering a total land area of 1 978 sq km. It sits...Read More
Birds In Kibale National Park Kibale Forest National Park is the most accessible major rainforests in Uganda, Kibale has a well-established Chimpanzee-tracking program with a high success rate. Other primates that may be found on the guided walks include Guereza Colobus, Olive Baboon, Grey-cheeked Mangabey, L’Hoest’s and Red-tailed Monkeys are more likely to be found in open...Read More
A Uganda Wildlife Highlight Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is the main and best place to see gorillas, and there are now up to 12 habituated gorilla families than can be encountered. Gorillas can also be seen in Mgahinga National Park, though the experience is much less reliable. To learn more about what is involved seeing the gorillas,...Read More
Facts About The Shoebill Stork Bird Vibrant Holiday Safaris gives you insight on the Shoebill which is a magnificent, unique, ancient-looking bird that is always looked for by tourists in Africa, especially in Uganda. The shoebill stork is referred to as the king whale head because of its head size and the Arabs call it...Read More
