Nature Link Safaris Uganda

19/06/2018

The giant master hunter
Quiet, but any prey to pass around is not safe. The greater shoebill stork
You need to be here

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27/04/2018

The memories you've left in us shall never perish. RIP our dear

13/04/2018

🏃CONGRATULATIONS🏃

Joshua Cheptegei wins third gold Medal for Uganda. It’s his second gold in the Common Wealth games

10/04/2018

Bright sunshine, Bright faces, Bright future!

A Ugandan Karamojong child with beautiful smiles and culminating dream to play for Uganda cranes⚽🏃


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03/01/2018

We welcome you back from the festive season with fresh fresh fresh...fresh year, fresh ambitions, and fresh minds...lets kick on to the bush, straight to the golden land, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park mountain Gorilla relaxing! 2018 ,get your personalized package on [email protected]... Discounted!
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20/12/2017

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City tours are now easy for you. introduces sight seeing buses in Kampala, your home away from home
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we wish you a 🌲🌲and a happy new year🎊🎉

14/12/2017

Bwindi impenetrable forests are Afro-montane, a rare vegetation type found only on the African continent and more luckily, southwestern Uganda

14/12/2017

Bwindi impenetrable forests are Afro-montane, a rare vegetation type found only on the African continent and more luckily, southwestern Uganda. Bwindi impenetrable forest being gazetted as a National Park in 1991 and being declared as a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site in 1994 boasts now as the favorite destination for the world travelers due to its famous endangered and rare mountain gorillas. [ 505 more words ]

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Bwindi impenetrable forests are Afro-montane, a rare vegetation type found only on the African continent and more luckily, southwestern Uganda

29/11/2017

RAFT CRUISE AND CHIMP SAFARI INTRODUCTION This is one of the best tours and excursion you will experience in Africa on the vast waters of River Nile; the second longest River in the world and fresh water Lake Victoria; a second biggest Lake in the world .It is exciting memorable, refreshing and brea...

28/11/2017

In mount Elgon national park, water falls are a marvelous experience. visit our website for a tailor …

23/11/2017

Did you know the famous Kalabe rock in Kidepo valley National Park? This amazing rock hosts king of jungle for a rest and sun bathing! You can get surprised too when you visit this park. Did you know that you can find rare tree climbing lions in Kidepo valley national park, which you can only find in Queen Elizabeth national park elsewhere? The only park in Uganda where one can get fairly 80% chance of seeing the cat groups. The True African Wilderness!
A diversity of wildlife in Kidepo valley national park is quite considerable. At a glance, the park harbors 86 mammal species, 472 bird species and 629 plant diversity, second only to Queen Elizabeth national park in terms of its known plant species and third to Queen Elizabeth national park and Murchison falls national parks in terms of its known bird, and mammal diversity.
Why not choose to here? Lets visit, contact us for a safari on [email protected] or get your itinerary on www.naturelinksafaris.co.ug and we go!

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17/11/2017

Visiting a Manyatta is a unique experience you could earn and everything from the structure of the village, the homesteads, to the people and the language, all gives you a sense of community and togetherness. Kidepo valley national park should be your next destination and meet the Karamojong people. we can take you ther www.naturelinksafaris.co.ug

16/11/2017

Black-headed Heron is a wading bird of the heron family Ardeidae, commonly found in and other sub-Saharan African countries. It is mainly resident, but some West African birds move further north in the rainy season. This species usually breeds in the wet season in colonies in trees, reed beds or cliffs. It builds a bulky stick nest, and lays 2–4 eggs. It often feeds in shallow water, spearing fish or frogs with its long, sharp bill. It can also hunt well away from water, taking large insects, small mammals, and birds. It just waits motionlessly for its prey, or slowly stalks its victim. The black-headed heron is a large bird, standing 85 cm tall, and it has a 150 cm wingspan. It is nearly as large as the grey heron, which it resembles in appearance, although it is generally darker. Its plumage is largely grey above, and paler grey below. It has a powerful dusky bill. Uganda harbors over 1000 bird species including 23 out of 24 Albertine rift endemics.
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16/11/2017

THE HEARTBEAT OF RWANDA AND UGANDA SAFARI (13 DAYS) The safari starts in Kigali and ends in Entebbe . Day 1 KIGALI-PNV You are personally met upon arrival at airport and transfer to Kigali for a briefing on your safari. After lunch, depart for PNV at 2pm. The journey North of the country goes throug...

06/11/2017

Our visitors trek through the terraces of the impenetrable forests but Gorillas? really great in their own move. its foot can really show you the paddle in between forest thorns!

Trek through the Impenetrable Forest in search of some of the worlds last remaining 700 Mountain Gorillas.

let us take you there, with the best Christmas offer $450 only, and you get your permit to see these interesting Apes. . to book email [email protected] or visit www.naturelinksafaris.co.ug

02/11/2017

The young and cute baby gorilla from Nshongi gorilla family, so playful!
Nshongi gorilla group is located in Rushaga part of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Nshongi is the name of a river close to where this gorilla family was first sighted. The river has a deep color similar to honey, and as honey in the local language is called “Omushongi Gwoboki” the river was named Nshongi.
Habituation of this family begun in early 2007, and it was officially launched for tourism on 26th September 2009. This family is unique in that it has 36 individuals and growing, with the 3 silverbacks and 7 black backs living in relative harmony. Even more astonishing is the fact that the dominant silverback – Nshongi is not the oldest silverback in the group.
When you go for gorilla trekking, the baby gorillas are the most interesting, with playful attitudes, you would wish you don’t leave the bush!!! But few hours you have in the jungle will wrap it all for your unforgettable experience.

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01/11/2017

Our guide, NOAH boasts on top with praises exceeding expectations...!!!

"Dear Joseph, dear Noah,
this is to inform you that we well returnded to Berlin.
We had a great time in Uganda with a lot of impressions. It will take some time to process all impressions and the hundreds (thousands) of photos.
Thanks you again for organizing this great travel and especially Noah for his 100% perfect (!) work during our trip.
As promised we will write a report about the various stations of our trip underlining positive aspects as well as some recommendations for improvement.

Best regards
Peter muller"

30/10/2017

Lake Mutanda is simply one of the most scenic Lakes in all of Africa – simply amazing, stunning, and yet for many visitors to Uganda it is off of the beaten path and most never venture here. Those that do find a magical, scenic paradise that is beyond any imagination. Lake Mutanda is studded with emerald isles, the Virunga Volcanoes tower around it, gentle breezes, cool, yet sunny climate, activities in abundance – Lake Mutanda should be on your list of things to do and see in Uganda during your trip in …you will never regret visiting and we are ready to take you there, send us email [email protected] to book or check www.naturelinksafaris.co.ug

27/10/2017

HAPPY BIRTH DAY ZAKAYO!!!

Smiles surround the face of the oldest chimpanzee in Uganda, Zakayo as he celebrates his 54th birth day today!!!

Statistically, the life expectancy of a Ugandan person averaged 54.46 years in 2008 which improved in 2017 to 59.18 years, we pray that Zakayo can reach here and more!!!

The Uganda wildlife education center will be holding a special ceremony at their premises in Entebbe and invite everyone to join in on the celebrations.
In 1964, Zakayo was found abandoned in Semiliki National Park by an unknown white man who took care of him for 12 years before surrendering him to the Wildlife Center.
He went on to become the alpha male from 1976 to 2011 when he gave power to a younger chimp named named Matooke who was later toppled by another named Aluma.
Although he is no longer the alpha male, Zakayo is still a highly respected member of the 18 strong troop of chimpanzees at UWEC.
Chimps are man's closest living relatives, sharing more than 98 percent of our genetic blueprint. Humans and chimps are also thought to share a common ancestor who lived some four to eight million years ago.

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21/10/2017

A mountain gorilla leader (silver back) organizes troop activities like eating, nesting in leaves, and moving about the group's 0.75-to-16-square-mile home range.

Those who challenge this alpha male are apt to be cowed by impressive shows of physical power. He may stand upright, throw things, make aggressive charges, and pound his huge chest while barking out powerful hoots or unleashing a frightening roar. Despite these displays and the animals' obvious physical power, gorillas are generally calm and non-aggressive unless they are disturbed.

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20/10/2017

Forest elephants despite their being endangered, are still in .

Like all other elephants, the forest elephant has beautiful tusks on either side of its face. Unfortunately, this ivory makes it a target for poachers who slaughter elephants to obtain it. About 62% of all forest elephants have been killed for their ivory in the last decade. in Uganda, you can find these amazing elephants in impenetrable and forests, the primate capital of the world. Email us [email protected] for a personalized safari to the great destinations, in the www.naturelinksafaris.co.ug

19/10/2017

Amazing news is that, Britain relaxes restrictions on uganda

British citizens are now free to travel without any restriction to any part of Uganda according to a latest travel advisory by their government.

The clearance is contained in a foreign travel advisory by the UK government which is contained in a statement on the government’s Foreign and Commonwealth office website.

“The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has encouraged tourists to essentially travel to the Karamoja region of north-eastern Uganda,” their statement read. book with us now, and see the wonders of the Email [email protected] or click www.naturelinksafaris.co.ug

18/10/2017

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17/10/2017

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02/10/2017

Nature link safaris joins and to say "only wear ivory" for
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29/09/2017

We offer wide range of services in and including the great 10 national parks and 3 national parks in Uganda and Rwanda respectively. these two countries cherish the gift of geographical and ecological resources including birds, animal species, butterflies, mountains, lakes and rivers, cultures and most amazingly, the world's most endangered mountain . watch this piece of video and book with us for the tailor made and personalized safaris to the great and Rwanda
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28/09/2017

19/03/2016

Dear Joseph,

Tank you a lot for the nice days we spent in Uganda. We are still enjoying the beautiful memories, now we are back in snowy Austria.

You asked us to write down our experiences and we are happy to do that for you.

The lodges where we stayed have been lovely. The stay was nice and the staff was very friendly and helpful. The Driver, we are sure Noah is the best driver of whole Uganda, was a brilliant guide- not just on the roads, but also in finding all the animals during the Game Drives. He was very thoughtful and had a sollution for every of our problems. We arme so glad he was assisting us, please thank him again if you see him.

The only thing we could think of that could have been better or different (but perhaps this is just us) is that we would have loved to enjoy more of the local food. The food is, like the culture of the countries you travel to, a special experience we really like to enjoy.
This is why we where very happy every time Noah took us to one of the local restaurants during our trips. The food there was good and tasty and has given us a good impression of the local cooking.

Thank you so much again for the wonderful days,

Johannes und Gabriele
Matuschka-Gablenz
Lindach 4
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19/03/2016

Dear Joseph!
Thank you for organizing our trip so well. We really enjoyed it.
We were so happy about Noah.
He is so unobtrusive, polite, helpful and very competent. Beside that he is a great driver. His knowledge about the country and his perfect English accomplished the success of the trip.
We had a really good feeling traveling with him.

We also liked the lodges.
Only the Engagi Lodge was not so good.
It was nice located and had a helpful and friendly staff, but the rooms were too humid. They cannot be ventilated very well. Also the food was very British without taste.
Beside that we would have preferred more local food instead in all the lodges.

Uganda and its people made us really happy. We hope we can com again.
Kind regards
Jutta and Leopold

25/07/2013

Tourists enjoying the scenic views of crater Lake overlooking Kibale forest National Park in Uganda famous for Chimpanzees