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Harmony Safaris is one of the leading Tour/Safari companies in Uganda. We offer services which include the following;
General Tour guiding,Traditional camping,Individual tours, Historical tours,Guest housing,Gorilla permit bookings, Hotel bookings, Airport transfers, bird watching, Honey moons, Mission trips, Car hire.And we can answer any questions regarding safaris in Uganda
We are fully registered in Uganda as a safari company registration number 0679415, and we are also registered in the United States of America with charter number 71313.

Expect us to meet your best expectation as we have a variety of activities to offer when you use us to handle all your tourism needs in Uganda.
What to see in Uganda
The moment you land at Entebbe international airport you are welcomed by the breath taking equatorial location on the forested shore of island strewn Lake Victoria. It is clear that Uganda is no ordinary safari destination.
National parks
Strategically located across both sides of the equator, a network of 10 national parks and several protected areas offer wildlife enthusiasts a thrilling opportunity to experience Uganda’s biodiversity ,not only the mesmerizing tracts of thorn-bush savannah teeming with antelope, buffalo and elephant, one tends to associate with equatorial east Africa ,but also lush expanses of tropical rain forest, shimmering lakes and rivers heaving with aquatic life and the glacial peaks of Africa’s tallest mountain range .The countries largest protected area is Murchison falls national park , whose palm-studded grassland supports dense populations of buffalo, elephant and the Uganda kob, together with the localized Rothschild’s giraffe and patas monkey. Immense concentration of hippos and birds can be observed from morning and afternoon launch trips along the Nile below the spectacular waterfall for which the national park is named. Rwenzori mountains national park protects the glacial peaks of the 120km-long Rwenzori Mountains or mountains of the moon a world-class hiking and mountaineering destination whose significance as a source of the Nile was first alluded to by the Geogragrapher Ptolemy circa 150 AD. Rising from the rift valley floor to a wintry elevation of 5109m, the Rwenzori supports large tracts of evergreen and bamboo forest, while the higher moorland zone is known for its other –worldly cover of giant heathers, lobelias and groundsels.