Exploring the destination Uganda by charter

eagle airUganda safari can also be conducted by charter. Being on the diverse destinations, a range of micro destinations are scattered and far apart from the beginning point and one another. For example, it takes 1 ½ days to connect from Kampala to Kidepo Valley National Park 700km apart, for the Uganda gorilla safari destination of Bwindi, it takes a minimum of 10 hours’ drive to cover 530km from Kampala, Queen Elizabeth National Park takes about 7 hours’ drive to cover 417km while Murchison Falls National Park takes about 5 hours to cover 311km from Kampala. Though there is no trouble driving up these destinations, travelers may wish to cut the travel time short and transfer by charter.
Uganda has it all. There are airfields all over these destinations and charter flights can operate at any time of the day. Kidepo has Kidepo Airfield (Apoka), Murchison has Pakuba and Bugungu, Queen Elizabeth has Mweya and Kasese in the north and Ishasha in the south, Bwindi Impenetrable has Kihihi and Kisoro, Lake Mburo has Nyakisharara which travelers on safaris in Uganda can use to explore Uganda by charter.
A range of charter companies offer the service at any time of the day provided the flying atmosphere is favorable. Ranging from Aero Link Uganda which also provides scheduled flights to these destinations along other charter services to Kampala Aero Club, Nde Juu ya Africa, Eagle Air and Kampala Executive Aviation, charter safaris in Uganda is never a dream.
Prime Uganda Safaris arranges ground transportation for the ground activities with in such destinations and connecting to points that are vital but inaccessible by Air. You take the air, you find us on ground upon landing.

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