One river, four completely different faces.
The Nile begins gently in Jinja and ends violently through a 7-metre gorge at Murchison Falls — and it's just one of the waterways that define how Uganda's parks connect to each other.
White-water rafting & the source of the Nile
From its source at Lake Victoria in Jinja to its dramatic exit through Murchison Falls, the world's longest river is Uganda's single defining landmark.
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The Nile forced through a 7-metre gorge
The same river, transformed — the entire Victoria Nile compressed through a gap barely wider than a doorway before exploding into the pool below.
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Highest hippo density in Africa
A natural 40km channel linking Lakes Edward and George, and the setting for Uganda's most reliable boat safari.
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Rift Valley border river
Tracing the boundary between Uganda and DR Congo as it feeds Lake Albert, the Semliki River frames the lowland forest of Semuliki National Park.
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Whether it's white-water rafting in Jinja or a sunset cruise on the Nile at Murchison, tell us what you're after.