• Comfortable Clothes
• Camera
• Layered, versatile clothing
• Sun protection
• Medical kit.
• Toiletries.
• Day bag. 
• Gadgets.
• Binoculars

• Traveling to Uganda is a top Africa tour destination with primates and wildlife to be seen by tourists. Explore Uganda the Pearl of Africa and have an experience of the tropical jungles. Safaris to Uganda are definitely a favorite to many world travelers, however, there is a lot of relevant travel advice or things to know before you travel to Uganda that could be of great help to any first-time traveler to the country. Here are the relevant things to know before you travel to Uganda;
• 3 Days Queen Elizabeth National Park Safari and Volunteering Uganda!  Wanderlust Adventures offers a 3 days queen Elizabeth national park safari combined with memorable meaningful volunteering experience in Uganda. 
• The 3 days Queen Elizabeth wildlife Safari can be combined with a length of stay on at least one volunteer projects that we support through Ssamba Foundation and this will give an opportunity to make a difference.
• The 3 days Queen Elizabeth Safari takes you to Uganda’s most visited National Park covering approximately 1978 square kilometers and is located in the western side of the country, approximately 389 kilometers away from Kampala, the Capital city. It is classified a variety of wildlife and diverse eco systems which are composed of sprawling savannah, sparkling lakes, lush wetlands, and shady humid forests. This is why it is also called “A Medley of Wonders,” there is much more than what meets the eye.
• The park is home to about 100 mammal species, around 606 bird species; you will be amazed by its vast number of antelopes, buffalos, hippopotamus, elephants, warthogs among others. Also, the tree climbing lions and leopards in the cat family.
• The major highlight of the trip is a boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel, a wide 32km long Natural channel that links Lakes Edward and George. The channel is a dominant feature and attracts a varied range of animals and birds; and has one of the world’s largest concentrations of Hippos and numerous crocodiles.
• The park is also home to the Chimpanzees in the Kyambura gorge, Tree climbing lions in the Ishasha Sector, crater lakes and various birds and monkeys in the Maramagambo forest.
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• Tourist evisa to travel to Uganda: Before you enter Uganda, you will be required to purchase a tourist evisa. A tourist evisa to Uganda can be purchased in advance via the official website - https://visas.immigration.go.ug/ . A single entry visa will take you up to 90 days to stay in Uganda.
• However, if you intending to take a combined East African trip including Rwanda tours, Kenya safaris, and Tanzania wildlife safaris along with a Uganda tour then it is recommended to request an East African tourist visa. This visa allows you multiple entries into Uganda, Rwanda, and Kenya for 90 days. This helps tourists have a hassle-free entry into the countries during their combined trip.
• Is Uganda Safe for tourists?
  • Uganda is safe and stable for tours in Africa as long as you work according to the guidelines and make sure you take good care of personal security.  Uganda’s Capital-Kampala is one of the safest cities in Africa and tourists who have visited this city before have left with almost no safety problems.
• Petty theft and things like credit card scamming and overcharging can be avoided if any traveler is well prepared and has taken note of all the precautions before getting out in the city.
• To ensure each tourist on Uganda safaris is safe, hotels and all forms of accommodation facilities have security personnel to ensure all residents or visitors to the hotels are safe.
• Banks, shopping places like supermarkets, bars, offices, stores, all around the country also ensure these areas are safe and tourists are safe. In case you would like to visit any of your country’s embassy in Uganda, you can easily visit the embassy and inquire about any of your queries.

Entebbe International Airport, Kitaasa Rd, Entebbe, Uganda