Venture into two ancient rainforests to spot chimpanzees swing through the trees and for a magical meeting with a mountain gorilla family. Discover wilds of Queen Elizabeth National Park from the comfort of your private air conditioned 4x4 vehicle, complete with pop-top roof to seek out elephant herds, game herds and Ishasha Plains infamous tree-climbing lions! Finally take a walk on the wild side with a walking safari amongst herds of zebra in Lake Mburo National Park! Each of your lodges offer comfort and have specifically chosen for their great value! This itinerary is based on you staying in midrange level accommodation, please enquire for us to tailor this itinerary further to suit you!
Day 1 - Entebbe
- Welcome to Uganda! - Transfer from Entebbe International Airport to Entebbe Hotel
Day 2 - Magombe & Bigodi Wetlands
- Transfer from Entebbe to Kibale National Park
- Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary Nature Walk
Day 3 - Kibale National Park, Masaka Equator Line, Kazinga Channel, Kazinga Plains
- Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale National Park
- Transfer from Kibale National Park to Queen Elizabeth National Park
- Equator Crossings & Souvenir Shopping
- Water Safari On The Kazinga Channel
Day 4 - Ishasha, Ruhija
- Transfer from Queen Elizabeth National Park (Crater gate) to Queen Elizabeth National Park (Ishasha gate)
- Wildlife Drive On Ishasha Plains
- Transfer from Ishasha Plains to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Day 5 - Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Ruhija
- Mountain Gorilla Tracking At Buhoma
Day 6 - Lake Bunyonyi
- Transfer from Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (Ruhija) to Lake Bunyonyi
- Relax at Lake Bunyonyi.
Day 7 - Lake Mburo National Park, Rwonyo
- Transfer from Lake Bunyonyi to Lake Mburo National Park
- Wildlife drive in Lake Mburo National Park
Day 8 - Lake Mburo National Park, Masaka Equator Line, Entebbe
- Savannah Walk At Lake Mburo
- Transfer from Lake Mburo National Park to Entebbe
- Equator Crossings & Souvenir Shopping
- Transfer from Entebbe to Entebbe International Airport
Temperatures in Uganda are pleasant year round, so the most important consideration for visitors is the timing of the wet and dry seasons. The driest months are June to August, with December to February close behind. Most choose to visit Uganda during these periods as it is ideal for gorilla trekking and other outdoor activities. Unlike other African nations, tourist attractions in Uganda don’t grind to a halt in the wet seasons, so visits during the rest of the year are possible. April, the wettest month, is best avoided, but those seeking the authentic may enjoy the lower tourist ratio of the rainy months.
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