Biking Safaris in Lake Mburo – Lake Mburo covers 370 square kilometers and is home to about 350 bird species, zebras, giraffes, buffaloes, impalas, hyenas, reedbucks, hippos, warthogs, and more.
The park offers many activities that help the nearby local communities by providing them income, which improves their living standards. One popular activity is biking safaris.
Tourists explore the park on bikes while being guided by Uganda Wildlife Authority rangers who show the right paths to take.
Biking in Lake Mburo National Park usually lasts one to two hours, depending on the route you choose. Some paths cross flat savannah plains, swampy valleys, and forested areas.
In some places, you may need to get off the bike and walk until the path is clear for riding again. If you visit during the wet season, muddy grounds can make biking harder and less comfortable.
That is why it is better to visit in the dry months. During this time, you can also spot many wild animals such as birds, giraffes, and zebras.
Visitors joining the biking safari should bring a helmet and insect repellent to protect their skin from insect bites. It is also important to carry a waterproof raincoat in case it rains during the ride.
Sunglasses will protect your eyes from the sun, and snacks and water will keep your energy up during the trip. Bring a camera with extra batteries to take photos or videos of the beautiful surroundings.
Wear light, earth-colored clothes to help you stay cool and avoid insect bites. Carry a first aid kit in case you fall or get injured, but make sure you know how to use the supplies in it.
After a long day of biking, you can rest at places like Mihingo Lodge, Hyena Hill Lodge, Arcadia Lodge Lake Mburo, Kigambira Safari Lodge, Mburo Safari Lodge, Leopard Rest Camp, Rwonyo Rest Camp, Kigarama Wilderness Lodge, and many others.
Lake Mburo can be reached by road or air, depending on your preference. Book now for an exciting biking safari adventure.
