Plan My Safari
The Nile squeezes through a gap you could throw a stone across, then thunders down. Bring a raincoat.
Murchison Falls National Park is where the Nile squeezes through a narrow rocky gap and drops with a thunderous roar. You can hike to the top or take a boat to the base.
Beyond the falls, the park is full of giraffes, elephants, buffalo, lions and hippos, with lots of birds on the river.
It is a wonderful first or last stop in Uganda, and a quiet corner that few travellers reach.





The falls are impressive all year, and the dry months give the best game viewing. Here is how the seasons compare.
Weather patterns shift from year to year, so ask us about the dates you have in mind.
The right place shapes your whole trip. Here are the three styles we recommend most.
Every day is different, but this is the rhythm most guests fall in love with.
Giraffes, elephants and buffalo across the plains.
Walk to the top for a wet and wonderful view.
Drift to the base of the falls past hippos and crocodiles.
A cold drink above the Nile.
Starting points, not set menus. Tap one to see the days, then tell us what to change.
Yes. It takes you past hippos, crocodiles and elephants to the base of the falls.
Yes, in Budongo Forest, which is close to the park.
Two to three nights is ideal.
Yes. It is an easy way to start a trip that ends with gorillas.
