Fees for safari activities in Queen Elizabeth National Park: Yes there are various activities that one can engage in while in Queen Elizabeth national park. For each activity, visitors will be required to pay a certain amount of money to be able to access these activities.  The prices for each activity are set by Uganda Wildlife Authority. And the prices include the following with their every activity.

Costs for game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park: There are different shifts of game drives in Queen Elizabeth National park. These include both the game drives and day game drives. During the night game drives, only pre-registered vehicles are allowed and a compulsory UWA ranger guide is compulsory for each night game drive.

Visitors who foreign nonresidents and foreign residents pay United States dollars 20 each vehicle for a day game drive and east African citizens pay Uganda shillings 20,000. As I said earlier, the night game drives are also conducted in Queen Elizabeth National park and Visitors who foreign nonresidents and foreign residents pay united states dollars 30 each visitor and for a guided night game drive and east African citizens pay Uganda shillings 30,000 each per visitor.

Also, the day game drive vehicles for both foreign residents and foreign non-residents are charged United States dollars 30 while East African citizens pay 30,000 Uganda shillings for easts, African citizens. For night game drives, the foreign nonresidents and foreign residents pay united states dollars 40 while the east African citizens pay Uganda shillings 40,000.  There is also the availability of UWA executive buses that can be hired at Uganda shillings 800,000 per day and this includes the driver without fuel with the minimum charge for the game drive is equal to the amount of 3 persons.

The cost of Guided nature walks and birding watching activities in Queen Elizabeth National Park:  Visitors to Queen Elizabeth National park can engage in game drive safaris and nature walks which provide a memorable experience. The fees for these activities are charged per person and the fees exclude the park entrance fees. For this activity, foreign nonresidents and foreign residents pay United States dollars 15 per visitor and Uganda shillings 10,000 per person for East African citizens.

Chimpanzee trekking fees in Queen Elizabeth National Park: There is also unimportant safari activity which is known as chimpanzee trekking. This is an activity that takes place in Kyambura Gorge and for this activity, foreign nonresidents and foreign residents pay united states dollars 50 per person, and  East African Citizens pay Uganda shillings  30,000 per visitor.

Mongoose tracking fees in queen Elizabeth National Park: It is only in queen Elizabeth national park where experiential tourism in form of mongoose tracking and lion tracking. For mongoose tracking, foreign residents and foreign nonresidents must pay United States dollars 30 per person and Uganda shillings 30,000 for East African citizens.

 Visitors can also engage themselves in experiential tourism in Queen Elizabeth national park by participating in the hippo census whereby foreign residents and foreign non-residents are charged 100 United States dollars per visitor where 100,000ugands shillings are charged to citizens of East Africa per visitor.

Fees for lion tracking in Queen Elizabeth National Park: Foreign residents and foreign non-residents are charged United States dollars 100 and Uganda shillings 100,000 per person. There are a lot of interesting activities within Queen Elizabeth National park which is very important and crucial for you to participate in safari adventure activities