Welcome to Entebbe; a metropolis situated along the northern shores of Lake Victoria, the continent's largest lake. 

Upon arrival in Entebbe, claim your bags and proceed toward the arrival hall. Our representative will meet you and assist you with your transfer to the hotel. (Standard check-in time is 3:00 pm).
Check in at the hotel and catch up on your rest. 

Overnight in Entebbe

In the morning, enjoy breakfast followed by a briefing from your guide before departing Entebbe. The duration of the drive depends largely on traffic conditions in Kampala but is estimated to be around seven hours.

Upon reaching our destination, unwind at our lakeside lodge. Kibale Forest National Park boasts a rich diversity of primates, including nine diurnal species such as vervet, red-tailed, L'Hoest's, red colobus, black-and-white colobus, and blue monkeys. Additionally, grey-cheeked mangabey, olive baboons, and the renowned chimpanzees call this park home. While sightings of chimpanzees cannot be guaranteed, the chances of encountering them are quite high.

Overnight in Kibale.

Start your day with breakfast at your lodge before heading out for a half-day chimpanzee tracking adventure. You'll be taken to the park headquarters at Kanyanchu for a 30-40 minute briefing to learn about chimpanzees and their forest habitat. Then, you'll set off into the forest in search of these primates. Once you find them, you'll have one hour to observe and photograph them. During your trek, you may also encounter other primate species such as L'hoest’s Monkeys, Red-tailed Monkeys, Blue Vervet Monkeys, and Black & White Colobus Monkeys. Additionally, you might see Forest Elephants, Buffalos, and a variety of bird species. After the tracking, return to your lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park, renowned for its diverse wildlife including over 600 bird species and mammals such as Lions, Leopards, Elephants, and Buffaloes. Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay at your lodge

Overnight in  Queen Elizabeth National Park

After an early breakfast, head out for a morning game drive in the Kasenyi area. Keep an eye out for wildlife including Lions, Leopards, Buffalos, Elephants, Antelopes, Warthogs, Waterbucks, and Bushbucks. Following lunch, embark on an afternoon boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel, which links Lake Edward and Lake George. This channel is home to one of Africa’s largest hippo populations and a variety of bird species. The 3-hour cruise will offer views of water-loving animals such as Hippos, Elephants, Buffalos, Crocodiles, and various antelopes, as well as numerous bird species. Return to your lodge in the evening for dinner and an overnight stay.

Overnight in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

After breakfast, depart from the northern side of the park and head to the southern sector of Ishasha. Spend the mid-morning on a game drive in search of the rare tree-climbing lions. In the afternoon, continue your journey to the renowned Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, famous for its population of endangered Mountain Gorillas. Upon arrival, check-in at your lodge

Overnight in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park

The day has arrived for your once-in-a-lifetime encounter with the majestic mountain gorillas. Begin with an early breakfast at your lodge, then transfer to the park headquarters (based on your accommodation location) for a briefing. Gorilla trekking in Bwindi Forest is conducted in four sectors: Buhoma and Ruhija in the north, and Rushaga and Nkuringo in the south. After the briefing, set out on your trek, which may take 2 to 5 hours depending on the gorillas' last known location. Once you locate them, you'll have one hour to photograph, video, and ask the rangers and guides any questions about these incredible apes. Along the way, you might also see other wildlife and bird species, including butterflies, primates, mammals, and frogs. After your gorilla encounter, return to your lodge to relax for the remainder of the day. The entire activity can last between 5 to 9 hours, so a packed lunch and hiring porters are highly recommended. If time allows, you can visit the Ride 4 A Woman project in Buhoma to interact with local women and learn about their crafts, such as basket weaving and knitting. Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay at your lodge

Overnight in Bwindi

After an early breakfast, you'll be driven to Lake Mburo National Park, Uganda's smallest national park. The drive will offer picturesque views of the Ankole Kingdom, featuring animal farms and various crop plantations. Arrive in time for lunch at your lodge in Lake Mburo. In the afternoon, enjoy a boat cruise on Lake Mburo, where you might spot Hippos, Buffalos, and more. The park is renowned for having the largest population of Zebras in Uganda. You may also see Impalas, Oribis, recently relocated Giraffes from Murchison Falls, and numerous bird species. Spend the night at your lodge

Overnight in Lake Mburo

Today is the final day of your adventure, starting with a game drive as you leave Lake Mburo National Park. Keep an eye out for the park's wildlife, including Impalas, Zebras, Oribis, Topis, and Elands. Lake Mburo is also one of the few parks where you can enjoy a guided nature walk and still encounter many animals, similar to a game drive. The park is home to over 300 bird species, making it a popular spot for birdwatchers.

Afterwards, drive back to Entebbe. We expect to reach Entebbe by early evening. If there's time, your guide may recommend dining options (at your own expense) before taking you to the airport for your evening flight to your next destination or back home.