Uganda Fly-In Safaris for the Time-Conscious Traveler
Embark on fly-in safaris to discover Uganda in a distinctive way, enjoying stunning aerial views of its captivating landscapes. The journey starts with a flight to Entebbe International Airport, the primary airport in the country. From there, smaller aircraft whisk travelers away to the core of Uganda’s national parks and reserves, unlocking access to remote and hard-to-reach areas.
This method of safari travel not only saves time but also enables visitors to make the most of their time on the ground rather than being bogged down on lengthy road trips. Imagine gliding over Uganda’s lush scenery, marveling at the beauty of the African terrain from above. This not only cuts travel time but also treats you to magnificent aerial perspectives, offering a glimpse of the natural wonders awaiting you below. Flying Between Entebbe and Uganda’s National Parks
We can organize a Uganda Fly-In Safaris to explore Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kibale Forest National Park, and Murchison Falls National Park. Upon arrival at each park, our knowledgeable guides and transport will be ready to escort you to your lodging and lead you on thrilling game drives and other activities.
For a journey to the southern sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, Ishasha, renowned for its tree-climbing lions, you’ll touch down at Kihihi Airport. If your destination is the northern sector of Murchison Falls National Park, Paraa, you’ll land at Pakuba. Conversely, for visitors heading to the southern sector of Murchison Falls National Park, Bugungu is your designated location. If you wish to fly to Kidepo National Park, please reach out to us for details on combining it with Murchison Falls National Park.
Charter flights to all of Uganda’s national parks are operated by Aerolink and Bar Aviation.
Should you desire privacy, this option is available to you. Charter flights can even touch down at small airstrips, minimizing travel time from the airstrip to your accommodation.