Waterfall Sundowner in Murchison Falls National Park

There is nothing more thrilling and unforgettable than a brazen African sky and this provides visitors a genuine reason to feel at peace with themselves and their breathtaking surroundings. The exciting waterfall sundowner in Murchison Falls National Park departs from the pier at 3:30 pm every afternoon and comes with complimentary drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) from the selection of our favorite bush drinks that cater to every visitor’s needs and snacks. BOOK NOW

Have you ever pictured yourself enjoying a late afternoon boat cruise, and later watching the African sun set over the spectacular landscapes? That’s what you are likely to enjoy in Uganda’s Murchison Falls National Park and to make it more exciting, you can have a sundowner after your waterfall boat cruise. It is undeniable that the golden hour is a much-celebrated affair during a wildlife safari, as you get to have drinks while watching the sun sink into the horizon. After 2 hours of cruising on the calm waters of the Nile while sighting the resident basks of Nile crocodiles and schools of Hippos, together with the plethora of water and wetland birds, a guide will allow visitors to stretch their legs while serving them a tipple of their choice while watching the beautiful sunset over the savannah plains and other landscapes. Some of the birds to look out for during the waterfalls sundowner in Murchison Falls National Park include the cliff-nesting red-throated bee-eaters, Pied and Giant Kingfishers, Papyrus gonolek, African Jacana, and others, while wildlife lovers will also be treated to views of the African bush elephants, Cape buffaloes, Uganda Kobs, Defassa waterbucks, and many others.

Best time of the year to go for the waterfall sundowner in Murchison Falls National Park

The dry months- January, February, June, July, August, September, and December are generally considered the best for the waterfall sundowner in Murchison Falls National Park because it is when the chances of experiencing rains are lower. It is no brainer that sundowners require sunshine, which is common in the dry season while the wet months- March, April, May, October, and November experience rains, and some days even go without sunshine. Also, the best views of wildlife are enjoyed during the dry months, considering many animals congregate around water sources hence making it possible to sight them during the waterfalls sundowner.

Also, thanks to the reduced rains, the water levels are minimal during dry months hence making it smoother to sail while sighting the animals that congregate along the banks of the Nile River while searching for fresh pastures and water.

What to carry/wear for the Waterfall sundowner in Murchison Falls National Park

For the waterfall sundowner in Murchison Falls National Park, make sure to wear a long-sleeved shirt, and a rain jacket, and carry a backpack, an insect repellant, a wide-brimmed hat, a warm sweater, a bird/wildlife guidebook, a good camera with extra batteries and memory space, a pair of binoculars, and extra cash for tipping (although it is optional).