Gorilla Safarai Uganda

Bwindi Impenetrable | Kibale | Murchison Falls | Queen Elizabeth

Our driver will Meet you at Kigali International Airport, greet and transfer to the hotel. You will spend the evening relaxing ready for the next day visiting the genocide memorial and drive to the home of the Gorillas. Arrive at the lodge later in the evening for dinner and overnight. Journey Time: 45-1 Hour (Depending on activities involved, can be less or more)

Serena Kigali Hotel

Bwindi Impenetrable | Mgahinga

Today is the big day; prepare yourself for an encounter with one of Bwindi’s gentle giants: the rare mountain gorillas. For most people this is the absolute highlight of their tour in Uganda. You will wake up very early in the morning and carry packed breakfast and packed lunch, drive to the starting point of the gorilla tracking depending on the available permits will take about 3-9 hours. Tracking is a captivation and unforgettable experience which more than repays and trekking starts at 8

Buhoma gorilla camp/Lake mutanda resort

Queen Elizabeth

Start this day with an early morning breakfast then setoff for the classic African safari in the Kasenyi tracks, you will have an experiential lion experience in the Kasenyi area which additionally offers virtually guaranteed Buffalos, Antelopes and Elephant sightings, along with warthogs. This is a rewarding game in the Kasenyi plains, this is the northern part of Queen Elizabeth National Park rich with wildlife and then after lunch, go for afternoon boat cruise

Elephant Hub safari Lodge

In the morning you will go for a guided walking safari. Walking safaris mean that you walk close to the wild life in a protected area with an armed ranger. The walking safari usually starts at 7:00 am and here you get closer to the animals on foot. The photographs and the interaction with the ranger walking and adventuring would not be equated to any other experience and usually the best way to end your safari. You will then later transfer to Kibale Forest National Park.

Eagles nest safari lodge

Murchison Falls

We will wake up very early with a quick coffee or tea and then start our drive towards Murchison falls national park. Murchison Falls Conservation Area was first visited by explorers John Speke and James Grant as the first Europeans to visit in 1862. It was more thoroughly explored by Samuel and Florence Baker in 1863-4 who named the falls Murchison fall after the geologist Roderick Murchison who was then the president of the Royal Geographical Society.

Pakuba safari lodge

Breakfast at leisure, you will then drive to Ziwa Rhino sanctuary for Rhino trekking on foot. This activity is one of the rewarding success stories in conservation Located in Nakasongola, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary y, the 7 000 hectares of savannah and woodlands provides the land for the rhinos. It is in partnership with Rhino Fund Uganda which was formed as a non-governmental organization (NGO) in 1997.

Amuka Safari Lodge

After breakfast, drive to the starting point for the rafting. You will be briefed on safety measures and then the fun begins. As you go through the rapids, slow and gentle waves of water would be spiced up by the lunch half way. After lunch continue rafting up to the pick-up point. You will then transfer to Entebbe for dinner and overnight.

Green Valley Guest house