Embarking on a Uganda safari in February offers a unique and enriching experience, with the dry season still prevailing. While maintaining its dry characteristics, February witnesses a decline in tourist numbers, leading to adjustments in hotel prices and service availability. This makes it an opportune time for those seeking a more intimate and tranquil exploration of Uganda’s wonders, including bird watching, Gorilla tracking, boat safaris, and exceptional game viewing.
As the dry season progresses towards its end, the diminishing vegetation creates a landscape where wildlife congregates around the remaining waterholes, making it easier for visitors to spot and appreciate the rich biodiversity. Whether exploring the national parks in the south or the north of Uganda, February presents a window of opportunity. However, it’s essential to note that the weather can be particularly hot and dusty during this period.
February transforms Kibale Forest National Park into a splendid haven, where enthusiasts can witness up to 13 primate species, ranging from vervets and Colobus monkeys to the beloved Chimpanzees. The dry trekking trails make it accessible for travelers of all abilities, providing a great opportunity to track and observe these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat.
Contact Trek Africa Expeditions to unlock the possibilities of a Uganda safari in February. Benefit from the lower rates during this short dry season and ensure the availability of all services, including coveted Gorilla and Chimpanzee permits. Our expertise and dedication make us the ideal partner for crafting an unforgettable and seamless safari experience. Discover the beauty of Uganda with Trek Africa Expeditions.