Wildlife Reserve · Amuru & Adjumani
East Madi Wildlife Reserve
One of Uganda's larger wildlife reserves, stretching along the eastern bank of the Albert Nile in the north.
How to get there
By road from Gulu or Adjumani; tourism facilities are still very limited.
What to find
Savanna and river landscapes, and a glimpse of Uganda's least-visited wild country.
Overview
East Madi Wildlife Reserve covers about 830 km² of savanna and woodland along the Albert Nile in northern Uganda, between Adjumani and Amuru districts.
It's largely undeveloped for tourism and visited mainly by researchers and adventurous travellers. It's part of the Uganda Wildlife Authority's long-term plan to restore wildlife in the north.
Highlights
- Remote Albert Nile landscapes
- Savanna birdlife
- An off-the-map destination for experienced travellers
Things to do
Exploratory visits
Arranged with UWA, subject to conditions.
Best time to visit
The dry season (roughly December to March).
Getting there
By road from Gulu or Adjumani. Access and facilities are limited.
Where to stay
Stay in Gulu or Adjumani.
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Good to know
- Not a standard safari destination. Ask us before planning a visit.
Permit prices, park rules and access can change. We always confirm the latest details when we plan your trip.