Meet your adventure experience at Lake Victoria in Uganda -Uganda Safari News


lake victoria-uganda toursLake Victoria is the biggest fresh water body in Uganda and the whole of East Africa region. It’s considered to be the third largest lake in the world with approximately 68800square kilometers. This famous lake was named after being visited by explorer John Hannington Speke who was on his Uganda safaris when searching for the source of River Nile in the year 1858 and from that time to date, various travelers and explorers have been undertaking Safaris to Uganda the pearl of Africa to follow the footsteps of the first explorer who discovered the lake.
Perfectly situated in the heart of Uganda, Lake Victoria is an interesting wonder where visitors on safaris to Uganda can meet memorable adventure experience while on their safari tour to Uganda the pearl of Africa. The popular Lake Victoria has different beautiful Islands which are dotted in various parts in the lake for instance the magnificent Ssese Island, Ngamba islands. These Islands provide best relaxing grounds and centers for visitors interested in different adventurous activities such as swimming, boat cruising, among other activities. In addition, the Islands also have beaches, Resorts where leisure seeking visitors can spend good time while on their Uganda safaris. The varied Victoria Island are endowed with the stunning nice looking sandy beaches and resorts, lodges campsites, served with calm, cool atmosphere coming from the lake especially in the evening and morning hours. The lake is the only place where one can maximally enjoy his or her adventure safaris in the pearl of Africa because taking cruise ship in the victoria’s waters is so marvelous with rewarding scenic views of different Eco-systems surviving in the bank of the lake.
Besides the lake its self, visitors to this world’s wonder will also enjoy views of a variety of wildlife species that can be found with in the lake and among these include the water habitant Crocodiles as well as interesting Hippos without forgetting the unique bird species which swim in the lake waters, feed in the nearby areas. Embracing safari to Uganda will also enable visitors to enjoy different tourist’s activities such as spot fishing in the waters of the lake, kayaking and boat cruising among others. Therefore for any visitor, who was looking for any interesting and pleasure like place to include in his or her Uganda safari, please do not leave out the largest lake in Africa.

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