Uganda

Lake Bunyonyi

About The Park

Lake Bunyonyi, often called “the place of little birds,” is a serene gem in southwestern Uganda. Surrounded by terraced hills and dotted with 29 islands, it offers peaceful canoe rides, rich cultural stories, and breathtaking views—perfect for travellers seeking beauty, tranquillity, and connection with nature.

Highlights

What Activities To Do

If you’re swimming in the bilharzia-free waters, enjoying a quiet picnic by the lakeside, or simply soaking in the serenity, Lake Bunyonyi invites you to unwind and reconnect with nature.

Lake Bunyonyi offers a peaceful yet enriching escape for travellers. Glide across its calm waters in a traditional dugout canoe, explore the 29 lush islands, each with its own legend, or hike the surrounding terraced hills for stunning panoramic views.

Birdwatching is a delight here, with over 200 species fluttering through the misty air. For cultural enthusiasts, visiting local communities offers heartfelt insight into traditional Ugandan life.

What To See

Lake Bunyonyi mesmerizes with its 29 picturesque islands, each holding unique stories and charm. Surrounded by lush terraced hills and morning mists, the lake is a haven for colourful birds, peaceful waters, and vibrant local culture—a perfect blend of natural beauty and authentic Ugandan life.