You will get good rest during your 10-day vacation, and you may also savor the local cuisine and pleasant weather. It is a tour to some of Uganda’s top safari locations, where there is a wide range of vegetation and fauna. It occurs in Uganda’s western region. You will begin with a city tour of Kampala, a game drive and delta boat cruise in the Murchison Falls National Park, a rhino trekking experience in the Rhino Sanctuary in the Nakasongola District, chimpanzee trekking in the Kibale Forest National Park, game drives, tree climbing, lion trekking, and birdwatching in the Queen Elizabeth National Park, gorilla trekking in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, and an equator experience. Your road safari begins and ends at the international airport in Kampala or Entebbe.

Detailed Trip

Day1: Arrival at Entebbe international airport

When you arrive at Entebbe International Airport, a representative from our company will greet you, give you a briefing, and then drive you to your lodging location so you can check in and get some refreshments. You can decide to take a tour of Kampala city as you spend the afternoon unwinding and getting used to the area’s climate, locals, and more. This is the oldest city in Uganda and one of the liveliest in all of Africa. The Kisubi tombs, the national museum, and the craft village are all accessible. Lunch, dinner, and a sleep will all be served at your lodge. If you enjoy it, feel free to request a nightlife experience at one of the venues.

Day2: Transfer to Murchison Fall national park

You will have a beautiful sunrise in Africa, and a lovely breakfast meal. Thereafter, be picked by our driver guide for a 5–6-hour scenic drive to the oldest national park in the country. You will have an enroute stopover at Nakasongola district for a one-hour Rhino tracking, and then proceed with your Journey to Masindi time for Lunch. Arrival at your lodge will be in the evening; the time you will greet your intestines with dinner and have a quality sleep.

Day3: Game drive and Boat launch at the Delta

You will embark on a game drive to explore the park and its varied flora and fauna after breakfast. Finding the cats requires luck, however it’s fairly likely given their presence. African elephants, Cape Buffaloes, Giraffes, many antelope species, and other wildlife species are among those present. Compile a list of the many bird species. vegetation and the magnificent scenery. Although there will be time for photography and other activities, make sure your technology is in good working order.

After breakfast, there will be a lunchtime boat excursion on the delta to the base of the most powerful waterfalls in the world. You will see hippos, crocodiles, and water birds throughout the two to three-hour boat ride, and you may take pictures of the 7-meter water fall into the Nile. After some time of hearing the loud thunder, you will check out and return to the lodge for dinner and the night.

Day4: Depart Murchison Falls National Park for Kibale National Park

After breakfast, you will leave your lodging at Murchison Falls National Park and head to Kibale Forest National Park, which is known as Africa’s primate capital. The drive takes between 7 and 9 hours, with a lunch stop along the way. In the evening, you will arrive at your lodge and check in to enjoy some refreshments, dinner, and a restful snooze.

Day5: Chimpanzee trekking and Bigodi Swamp walk

You will go chimpanzee trekking in the Kibale forest following an early breakfast at the lodge. A 30-minute pre-trek briefing precedes the actual trekking activity, which lasts between one and four hours. There, you’ll have the chance to come close to and see chimpanzees in their natural environment. You will spend an hour with the apes, return to the lodge for lunch, and then go on a nighttime swamp walk at Bigodi Swamp, a Ramsar site with many birds, primates like baboons, and other wildlife. Not to mention dealing with the locals themselves. At sunset, you will return to the lodge for dinner and overnight sleep.

Day6: Kibale Forest National Park to Queen Elizabeth national park

early in the morning. You will take part in a crater tour of Fortportal city and a sumptuous breakfast at the resort. A transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park will then take place. For lunch, you’ll arrive to your lodge in the afternoon. Following lunch, there will be a boat ride experience on the Kazinga Channel where you may see wildlife including hippos, crocodiles, waterbirds, animals along the river, and more. After dinner and overnight, call it a day.

Day7: Full day game drive

You will go birdwatching in the morning after breakfast. Our birding guide will assist you in recognizing the various residents of Queen Elizabeth National Park by name and characteristics during the 2- to 3-hour excursion. The park is home to over 500 different bird species. Breakfast in the bush will be provided. Essentially, snacks and fruits. A morning and evening game drive will be conducted throughout the Kisenyi region. You may get a chance to see animals like lions, African elephants, cape buffaloes, warthogs, and Uganda kobs, among others. Refreshments, supper, and nighttime come to an end.

Day8: Queen to Bwindi impenetrable national park via Ishasha sector

After breakfast, you will checkout of the lodge for a Transfer to Bwindi impenetrable national park-home for Gorilla trekking. You will use the ishasha sector, where you will spend two hours in a Game drive as you try your luck of spotting the tree climbing lions resting lazily at the tree top. After lunch, drive to one of the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park’s four sectors to your lodge for dinner and a nap.

Day9: Gorilla trekking

Early in the morning, after a hearty breakfast, you’ll choose a packed lunch and put on your trekking gear, which includes sturdy hiking boots, gloves, and other items. After that, you’ll travel to the park’s main office for a briefing on the pre-trekking that lasts for about 30 minutes. The trekking exercise lasts for about 1-6 hours, plus an additional hour for watching the gentle silverbacks, the mothers nursing their young ones and more. While walking through the Jungle, you will stand a chance of encountering among others the olive baboons, white and black Columbus monkeys, chimpanzees and more including their nests, and birds. You will transfer after a taxing encounter for dinner and the night.

Day10: End of safari

You will check out of the resort after breakfast and drive for 9 to 10 hours to the international airport in Kampala or Entebbe. On route, there will be a break at the equator where you can have lunch, view the equator demonstrations, and take photos.

End of safari