It is undoubtedly an open plain that draws hunters, such as lions and leopards, who use their sense of smell to identify and pursue their prey. Additionally, it’s a great location for tourists that enjoy snapping pictures. It should be noted that without a clear camera or a pair of binoculars, it can be difficult to get a good enough look and take pictures of wild gems while on a guided nature walk. There’s still a good chance of witnessing lions seizing their prey. Numerous creatures, including elephants, warthogs, lions, hyenas, antelopes, and many more, are likely to be seen. Furthermore, the Kasenyi plains include the Kazinga Channel, where visitors can embark on an afternoon boat cruise that begins at 2:00 pm and lasts for two to three hours. During the cruise, they can see elephants lazing in the sun and get up close and personal with aquatic animals like crocodiles and hippos.

The fact that lions may be plainly spotted in the wide plains during a guided game drive has made it the main wildlife safari destination in Uganda. Travelers can also benefit from seeing the big cats here; seeing them hunt for their daily meal is very spectacular. Uganda kobs and other antelopes are their favorite foods. You will have a fantastic glimpse of Uganda’s kobs mating on the ground during your game drive. Without a doubt, the best place to see game drives while seeing African wildlife is the Kasenyi Plains, as many park visitors have attested to.