When is the best time to visit Mweya peninsula In Queen Elizabeth National Park? Mweya peninsular is located in the heart of Queen Elizabeth national park; which is the second-largest and most visited national park in Uganda destined in the western part of Uganda in districts of Kasese, Rubirizi, Rukungiri, and Kamwenge. Queen Elizabeth national park boasts over 612 bird species and over 95 species of mammals. It is because of this diversity of species that have made Queen Elizabeth national park a popular destination in Uganda.

Visitors find themselves in Mweya peninsular for a variety of reasons but major people visit Mweya peninsular in Queen Elizabeth national park to enjoy the boat cruise safari at Kazinga channel. Taking part in game drive safaris, bird watching safaris, nature guided walks, and mongoose tracking all these activities can be done at Mweya peninsular in Queen Elizabeth national park by visitors.

When to visit Mweya peninsular:  Like any other part of Queen Elizabeth National park, the best time to visit Mweya peninsular is during the dry season. The dry period of the year presents the best time for visitors to take a boat cruise safari at the Kazinga channel on Mweya peninsular, game drive safaris, mongoose tracking, guided nature walks, and bird-watching safaris at Mweya peninsular. From June to September and December to February, visitors are free to go and enjoy the dry season which presents the best time to visit Mweya peninsular.

During the dry season it is easy to go on and do the boat cruise because weather conditions are stable compared to when it is raining, still tracks for safari game drive nature walks and bird-watching safaris are passable and convenient which makes this period so fantastic. Encounter mammals of Africa rushing during the dry season to the Kazinga channel to drink water where you will get a chance to spot most of these animals. You will need good-looking light clothes to put on during early morning game drives and boat cruises.

However, it is important to note the October, November,  March, April, May are considered a wet season. The green color of the vegetation comes out Cleary during the wet season and few visitors always do visit the peninsular. The obvious thing is that the peninsula can be visited any time of the year but the dry season presents the best time when one can visit Mweya peninsula and enjoy the fabulous activities in a boat cruise, bird watching, guided nature walks, community tours, and mongoose tracking among different activities. Hopefully, now you can book your safari to Mweya peninsula in Queen Elizabeth National park provided you know best when to visit this stunning Mweya peninsular.