After breakfast, start the journey to the southwestern part of the country.

The drive is about 3-4 hours from Kampala to the park with the first stopover being at the Equator line in kayabwe for a photo moment break, and a break for a cup of Ugandan coffee. After the break, you will then continue with the journey to the park for hot lunch and relaxation.

Later in the afternoon, you may decide to go birding or do a night game drive, or a guided nature walk in the national park. Please note that it is predator free.

From Lake Mburo, take the road trip to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The drive takes you to the beautiful highlands of Kigezi. Arriving in the evening you check into a booked hotel or lodge in the Ruhija sector of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. You have lunch along the way and spot several bird species during the drive.

In the morning you have breakfast then dive out for birding to the Mubwindi swamp. You will spend the entire day birding in this area. There several Albertine Rift endemics in this region and you can spot them on this 4km trail. 

These include the Grauer’s Broadbill, Regal Sunbird, Archer’s Robin-Chat, Dwarf Honeyguide, Stripe-breasted Tit, Ruwenzori Apalis, Grauer’s Scrub Warbler, Black Goshawk, and Ross’s Turacco, Handsome Francolin, Cinnamon Chested Bee-eaters, Dusky Crimsonwing and many more.

Included: birding in Mubwindi swamp

Birding along “the neck” to Buhoma sector. This place is known as the neck because this is where the forest narrows but offers very good excellent forest birding opportunities.

Along this spot, you should look out for bird species like the Red-throated Alethe, Red-faced Woodland Warbler, Collared Apalis, Rwenzori Batis, Blue-headed Sunbird, Strange weaver, Dusky Crimsonwing, Regal Sunbird, Red-headed Malimbe and many more.

After birding along this trail, you reach Buhoma sector in the evening arriving in time for dinner and at Buhoma Haven Lodge.

Here you relax and spend the night.

Included: birding to Buhoma

After an early breakfast and briefing from the guides of Uganda Wildlife Authority, set off for the gorilla tracking in the tropical rain forest of Bwindi. The activity starts at 8.00am and you join the other members according to the distribution of the gorilla families, only eight visitors per family each day.
We advise you to carry snacks, enough drinking water, rain jacket in case of rain and trekking boots a walking stick. If you are not sure of your fitness you might hire a porter and pay him a tip to help you carrying the bag. It is unpredictable how long will take to find the primates as they freely move into the forest.
However the encounter with the gorillas, lasting for about one hour, certainly is a rewarding experience and an unforgettable one. After the trekking you go back to the lodge at leisure.
Dinner and Overnight and dinner at the lodge.

Included: Gorilla tracking

Leave the Bwindi Forest foothills and drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park. You take a slow drive through the Ishasha sector in the southern part of the park then continue and spend the night in the northern sector.

Lunch en-route and spot several bird species along the way.

Have breakfast and go for a morning game drive in the Kasenyi plains and beyond. Expect to see lions, elephants, buffalos, antelopes, warthogs, and several bird species. Return to the lodge for lunch.

This afternoon go for a 2 hour boat cruise on the hippo concentrated Kazinga Channel connecting Lake George to Lake Edward. The boat is a great platform to see many water birds. Do a short sunset game drive enroute to hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

Included: Morning game drive, boat cruise

This morning, you have breakfast then embark on the drive to Kibale Forest National Park. Along the way, you go birding and spotting several bird species.

Arriving in the afternoon, you will arrive in time for dinner, relaxation.

Rise early this morning for the start of your chimpanzee trek. Barks of baboons occasionally overflow the forest’s silence as you make your way along the trail. In addition to the chimpanzees expect to see species such as the Grey-headed Olive-back, Marsh Tchagara, Scaly Francolin, White-naped Pigeon, Narina Trogon, Pied Hornbill, Yellow-billed Barbets, African Goshawk, Grey Parrots and many more.

Return return to your lodge for lunch then after visit Bigodi wetland for birding. Bigodi wetland is host to an array of biodiversity including primates and bird species. Some of the bird species include the Great Blue Turaco,White-collard Oliveback, Papyrus Gonolek, Yellow-spotted Barbet, Superb Sunbird and many more.  

After the nature walk at Bigodi, you then return to the lodge to relax, refresh and have dinner.

Included: Chimpanzee tracking, birding in Bigodi swamp

Check out and drive to Murchison Falls National Park. The drive takes you birding along the way arriving in the evening. You arrive in time of check in and dinner at a booked accommodation in Murchison Falls.

Have breakfast and get ready for a morning game drive to encounter with the early risers such as the lions, elephants, buffalos, giraffes, antelopes, waterbucks, warthogs, jackals and birds.

Return to the lodge, refresh and have lunch as you prepare for the 2-3 hours boat trip to the bottom of the Murchison waterfalls this afternoon spotting crocodiles, hippos, elephants, buffalos and several birds along the banks of the Victoria Nile. Visit the top of the falls and then return to the lodge for dinner and overnight.

Included: game drive, boat cruise

From Murchison Falls National Park, you will drive to the Royal Mile for bird watching. There is prolific birdlife in this spot with 2 bird species not found anywhere else in East Africa and 93 of the 144 Guinea-Congo Forests biome species recorded here.

You spend the whole day birding along this spot with chance of spotting bird species like the Dwarf Kingfisher, Chocolate-backed Kingfisher, Olive-bellied Crombec, Nahan’s Francolin, Little Crake, Yellow-throated Greenbul, Black-winged Red Bishop, Yellow-backed Weaver and many more. After the birding experience, transfer to Budongo Eco Lodge for dinner and overnight.

Depending on the time for your flight, you may go to Ziwa to track the rhinos and transfer to Entebbe for your outbound flight.