Kasenyi Safari Camp Guide
Kasenyi Safari Camp: Where Comfort Meets the Wild Guide
Kasenyi Safari Camp offers a unique blend of comfort and adventure in the heart of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Overlooking the vast Kasenyi plains, this eco-friendly camp provides an unforgettable safari experience. With its stunning views, comfortable accommodations, and exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities, Kasenyi Safari Camp is the perfect base for exploring the wonders of Uganda's premier national park. Kasenyi's history is intertwined with the broader history of Queen Elizabeth National Park, established in 1952. The area has long been recognized for its abundant wildlife, attracting both researchers and tourists. Kasenyi Safari Camp itself was established to provide sustainable tourism options, minimizing its environmental impact while offering guests an immersive experience in the African wilderness. The camp's design and operations are focused on preserving the natural beauty of the area and supporting local communities. At Kasenyi Safari Camp, the primary activity is, of course, game viewing. The Kasenyi plains are renowned for their high concentration of wildlife, including lions, Uganda kobs, buffaloes, elephants, and a variety of bird species. Game drives, both morning and afternoon, are the most popular way to explore the area. Birdwatching enthusiasts will be delighted by the diverse avian life. The camp also offers guided nature walks, allowing you to experience the bush on foot. In the evenings, relax around the campfire and enjoy the sounds of the African night. While the camp focuses on providing a comfortable safari experience, meals often incorporate local Ugandan flavors and ingredients.
Transportation
To reach Kasenyi Safari Camp, you'll first need to travel to Queen Elizabeth National Park. From Kampala, you can hire a private vehicle or join an organized tour. The journey takes approximately 6-7 hours. The camp is located within the park, and access typically requires a 4x4 vehicle, especially during the rainy season. The camp can arrange airport transfers from nearby airstrips or assist with transportation from the park headquarters.