Semuliki National Park Adventures
Semuliki National Park is a biodiversity hotspot located in Uganda, known for its lush and diverse ecosystems that cater to adventurers seeking unique wildlife experiences and stunning natural landscapes.
Popular Activities
Plan Your Visit
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Semuliki National Park.
Entrance Requirements
Permits are required for entry; park fees apply.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit is during the dry seasons from December to March and June to August.
Visitor Information
Sempaya Visitor Center
Getting There
Accessible via Fort Portal by paved roads; some roads may require 4WD during wet seasons.
Weather & Climate
Semuliki experiences a warm climate with temperatures ranging from 68°F to 86°F. Rainfall is frequent, particularly from September to November and March to May.
Conservation Efforts
The park faces threats from poaching, deforestation, and climate change, necessitating ongoing conservation efforts. Protection of species such as the forest elephant and habitat restoration programs are key initiatives.
Camping in Semuliki National Park
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Ntoroko Campsite
Located near Lake Albert with basic amenities and scenic views.
Sempaya Campsite
Situated close to the hot springs with rustic facilities for an authentic nature experience.
Top Trails
Kirumia Trail
A scenic trek through the heart of the rainforest, ideal for bird watchers.
Red Monkey Track
A short and accessible trail, great for spotting red-tailed monkeys.
Sempaya Nature Trail
A loop around the hot springs offering views of unique geothermal activity.
River Semuliki Trail
A challenging trail that runs parallel to the Semuliki River with rich biodiversity.
Trailblazer Tips
Bring waterproof gear; the rainforest climate can be unpredictable.
Visit during the dry months of December to March or June to August for better wildlife viewing.
Permits are required for park entry and can be obtained at the park's main entrance.
Binoculars and a good camera with zoom capabilities are recommended for bird watching and wildlife photography.