UWEC – UGANDA WILDLIFE EDUCATION CENTER Opened in 1952 by the colonial government, the then, Entebbe Zoo served the major purposes as a sanctuary and rehabilitation center for the orphaned, sick, injured, and those animal species confiscated from animal traffickers. About 08yrs later, the establishment graduated to a fully-fledged zoo thus the name Entebbe Zoo.  Due to this, Entebbe Zoo housed non-indigenous animal species like tigers and bears as a way of getting people to visit.  In 1994 Entebbe Zoo upgraded from being a mere Zoo to a Conservation and Wildlife Education Centre.  Behind the Scenes Tour at UWEC The most exciting activity is because visitors get up close with wildlife!  They get to feed leopards and lions, touch the African White Rhino, feed the Baby Elephant and Giraffes as well as hold the African Rock Python. This activity comes at a cost but offers guests the opportunity to learn and get personal with wildlife! US$100.00 per person for a minimum of 4 People. Covers Entry fees, Ground Transport and Guiding Fees. 

Meal plan: Breakfast, Lunch