Have you ever thought of a game drive alternative? - Uganda safari News

Many travelers interested in Uganda wildlife safaris are often enclosed in Uganda safari vehicles got their game drives in the National Parks. Game drives are done inside a 4x4 safari vehicle where your driver drives through the park as you are standing and watch the vehicles through the popup roof. With a game drive, you dont get close to the animals, you only see them from a far. That is why you should include Lake Mburo National Park in your Uganda wildlife safari itinerary for your horse riding safari Uganda.

Lake Mburo National Park is Uganda’s smallest savannah park but the most beautiful of them blessed with numerous small lakes, deep valleys, rolling hills and woodland vegetation which act as habitat to wild animals like zebras, buffaloes, elands, impala, elephants, lions, warthogs, hippos among others plus a recorded 300 bird species for the ardent bird lovers.This Lake Mburo National Park Uganda horse riding safari takes you for a wildlife safari adventure without noise of an engine making you feel part of nature. Riding a horse on your wildlife safari in Uganda gets chance to see the more timid animals. During your ride inside the park, you may see elands, Impalas, Burchelle Zebras, warthog, topi, duiker, bushbuck, waterbuck and others. Watching animals from a horse is so peaceful and a totally different experience from being on a game drive; zebras come towards you to check out the strange relative without stripes. Even the eland that are usually very shy, look curiously at the horses without running away, but keep their distance. The excitement you get makes you have the best ultimate safari memories.

Horseback riding is an initiative of Mihingo lodge, one of the best safari lodges in Lake Mburo National Park. Whether you are a learner or experienced rider, you will definitely enjoy the rare experience of being around wild animals on top of a horse.

Uganda Horseback Safaris are very safe and are led by our highly skilled tour guide who will be our team-leaders on this adventure in Lake Mburo National Park.

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