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Enjoy watching the big five African wild animals which include the lion, buffalo, elephant, rhino and the leopard in Uganda’s savannah parks. Have an encounter with the elusive mountain gorillas in the impenetrable forest of Bwindi and the enchanting chimpanzees of Kibale National Park popularly known as the Africa’s Primate Capital.
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Arrive in Entebbe, Uganda, a country of stunning green vegetation, deep lakes, gentle slopping mountains and rich biodiversity. Our representative shall receive you and drive you to Murchison Falls National Park.
Stopover at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for rhino tracking and proceed to check in your accommodation inside the park.
Included: Rhino tracking
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: Morning game drive, boat cruise, visit top of the falls
This day you will drive to Kible National Park. The journey takes you in the countryside along the scenic Albertine rift valley escarpment. Fall in love with the dramatic view of the traditional homesteads, stunning views of the Rwenzoris also known as the mountains of the moon. Arrive at the lodge for dinner and overnight.
Kibale National Park is a spectacular rainforest best known for its higher concentration of primates. It hosts 11 species of primates such as the chimpanzee and 300 species of birds.
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.
Return to the lodge for brunch and transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park through Kasese.
Included: Chimpanzee tracking
Spend an hour among the endangered mountain gorillas in the forest of Bwindi. See mothers keeping their babies close as they walk on their knuckles on three limbs. Watch fathers keeping his family safe and protected. Encountering mountain gorillas in the wild will give you a proof for not mistaking the bond that exists between primate and man.
Later tour the community while visiting a the Batwa culture community which is along the forest boundaries.
Included: Gorilla tracking
After early breakfast, embark on the 9-hour drive to Entebbe international airport to catch your outbound flight back home.
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Our team of tours and safari experts is always ready and to serve you on whatever your budget is, your group size, number of days you want to stay, your preferred gorilla adventure
We strongly advise you to book your gorilla tours at least three (3) to six (6) months before your arrival date. Kindly note that gorilla permits have limited availability, and can be fully booked in a short period of time.
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Note: This information is subject to change! Always consult the Rwandan embassy in your country if you are not sure.
Planning a safari in Uganda or Rwanda can be an exciting experience, but it’s essential to ensure that you pack all the necessary items for a comfortable trip. Here’s a list of items you need to pack:
Clothing – The weather can be unpredictable, so bring lightweight and breathable clothing that can be layered. Long-sleeved shirts and pants are great for protection against mosquitoes, while waterproof jackets are crucial for rainy seasons.
Footwear – Comfortable and sturdy hiking boots are ideal for walking on the rough and uneven terrain. Open-toe shoes and sandals are not recommended.
Sun Protection – Bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen with a high SPF rating to protect from the intense sun while on safari.
Insect Repellent – Mosquitoes and other insects are present throughout the parks, so carry a potent insect repellent.
Binoculars – A good pair of binoculars will help you spot wildlife from a distance and enhance your overall safari experience.
Camera – A camera or a smartphone with a great camera will allow you to capture memorable experiences while on safari.
Medications – Don’t forget to carry a personal first aid kit with essentials such as pain relievers, antihistamines, and anti-diarrhea medicine.
Finally, pack light as some of the safari lodges or accommodations have luggage weight restrictions. Plan accordingly to avoid any surprises and make the most of your adventurous journey.
