Why not a boat cruise on Murchison Falls.- Prime Uganda Safaris & Tours Safari updates

sngnnsnMurchison Falls which is also known as the Kabarega falls is located on the source of the Nile. It has attracted many Uganda safaris due to its wonderful experience. It breaks the Victoria Nile which also flows across the northern part of Uganda from the mighty Lake Victoria to Lake Kyoga and also connects to Lake Albert.
A safaris to the top of the falls in Boat will make your forget all your worries since, at the top, the Nile forces its way through a gap in the rocks, and then flows to Lake Albert west wards, this experience is so wonderful and it has attracted many tourist to have a boat on their visit to Murchison Falls National Park.
Murchison Falls National Park is considered as the largest park in Uganda with wildlife reserves and a wide variety of wildlife including wildlife, some primates and  bird species. The Nile which is the longest river in the world flows with in the park, all these attractions have attracted safaris in Uganda and this has helped in developing tourism with in the country.
Experiencing Murchison falls is the most interesting adventure one can have, safaris to Uganda have been focused to these falls because cruising up and down the river will offer you a forgettable experience on your safari. The boat cruises can be private, exclusive or regular, or scheduled trips according to your needs.
 There are many types of cruises that participated in by tourists during their safaris, these     include; scheduled waterfall trips, Un scheduled or private waterfall trips, The Nile delta water cruises, there are also fishing trips which are done by the whites mostly, the specialist trips which mostly are done according to the needs of the tourist, sun set and sun downer trips, mostly done in the evening time, there is also the one with cruising with meals so that you take your time to watch the falls.
Ugandan safaris have been attracted to these falls because of the many activities that can be carried from the falls hence many tourists have continued visiting the magnificent Murchison falls
Uganda Safaris/ Uganda Safari News
Prime Uganda Safaris & Tours updates 2013

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