The Kazinga channel is a wide, 32-kilometre (20 mi) long natural channel connecting the two Lakes; Lake George and Lake Edward. The channel is an endowment of important wildlife species within Queen Elizabeth National Park.
The shores of this channel draw a large number of wild animals, birds in addition to reptiles all through the year, with one of the largest populations of hippos in the whole world and plentiful Nile crocodiles. The Boat Cruise on the Kazinga Channel is extremely rewarding and among the finest and most liked trips in the medley of wonders, you will come close to swimming elephants, hippo schools, thousands of birds, forest and warthogs, to mention but a few.
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