Uganda's hidden gem with geothermal wonders and 440 bird species
Semuliki Valley's 220 square kilometers of tropical rainforest and hot springs offer Uganda's most unique savanna-forest ecosystem experience, with 440 bird species and rare primates.
Africa's most accessible geothermal features with boiling water and steam vents.
Spot 440 species including the rare Nkulengu rail and Congo serpent eagle.
Unique ecosystem blending East African savanna with West African rainforest.
Target rare Albertine Rift endemics in Semuliki's forests.
Visit the bubbling Sempaya hot springs and steam vents.
Spot rare night creatures in the valley's unique ecosystem.
Rare bird species endemic to the Albertine Rift.
One of 10 primate species in the valley.
Boiling springs and geysers in the heart of the valley.
Target rare Albertine Rift endemics in Semuliki's forests.
Explore hot springs and traditional healing practices with local guides.
Combine wildlife viewing with visits to Batwa communities.
Guided exploration of geothermal sites with cultural stories.
Specialized tours for capturing unique landscapes and wildlife.
March-May and September-November for optimal birdwatching.
The journey from Kampala to Semuliki takes approximately 6-7 hours:
We recommend breaking the journey with overnight stops in Fort Portal or Bundibugyo.
Charter flights available to Semuliki's airstrip:
Flying saves time but requires booking 3-4 months in advance during peak seasons (March-May, September-November).
Eco-lodge near Sempaya hot springs with cultural performances and guided walks.
Comfortable accommodation with hot spring views and cultural tours.
Authentic cultural experience with traditional storytelling.
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Contact our Uganda experts to start planning your unforgettable safari to Semuliki National Park.