Day 1: Arrival and cave hike

Today, we will pick you up from Entebbe International Airport and take you to Fort Portal, a scenic region known for its stunning crater lakes. In the afternoon, we’ll go on a hike to the Amabere (or Nyakasura) Caves and Falls, which are fascinating.

Day 2: Trek to see chimpanzees

This morning, we are going to Kibale Forest to experience chimpanzee habituation. During this activity, you will have the opportunity to observe these fascinating apes for four hours. It’s interesting to note that chimpanzees are the closest species to humans regarding DNA. Additionally, watch for the other 12 primate species that inhabit the forest.

Day 3: Our first game drive!

Today, we will travel southeast through the lush green countryside to reach Queen Elizabeth National Park. The park is renowned for its picturesque landscapes and diverse wildlife and is situated along the western shores of Lake Edward. In the afternoon, we will embark on a game drive, hoping to glimpse tree-climbing lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes, zebras, giraffes, cheetahs and many other fascinating creatures.

Day 4: Kazinga Channel boat safari

Today, we are going on another game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Additionally, there’s an option to go on a boat safari on the Kazinga Channel. This is an exciting opportunity to see the park from a different perspective and get up close with water birds, hippos and Nile crocodiles.

Day 5: Safari and drive to Bwindi impenetrable national park

This morning, we will have our final game drive at Queen Elizabeth National Park, hoping to spot more wildlife species. Afterwards, we will head south towards the misty mountains of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, which is one of the last remaining habitats of the endangered mountain gorillas.

Day 6: Trek to see mountain gorillas!

Today, we will embark on a guided hike at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in search of a gorilla troop. The hike is a delightful experience, as we will walk through an ancient and pristine forest filled with diverse wildlife. The trip’s highlight will be spending an hour in the company of a gorilla troop, observing them as they groom themselves and enjoy their diet of fruit, leaves and shoots. We might even see some of the infants playing around with a bit of luck. Afterwards, we will drive to Lake Bunyonyi.

Day 7: Canoe to Bunyonyi’s islands

Today, we will spend some time enjoying the lake and its surroundings. We can do many activities, such as paddling in a traditional dugout canoe to explore some of the islands in the lake and have lunch there. You can also swim, as there are no crocodiles in Lake Bunyonyi. Moreover, you can also take a fun zip line into the water! Additionally, there are plenty of hiking trails to choose from. Later in the day, we will drive to Lake Mburo National Park.

Day 8: Lake Mburo cycling safari

Today, we have a relaxing day at the park. This park is home to leopards, hippos, hyenas, zebras, elands, buffaloes, reedbucks, and baboons. The park contains 20% wetland areas, which makes it very lush. The highlight of our day was going on a guided bicycle safari in the morning. This park is one of the few places in Uganda where you can also enjoy night-time and horseback safaris.

Day 9: Equator visit and departure

Today, we will be driving towards Kampala, the capital city located towards the east. During our journey, we will stop at the Equator sign for lunch. Don’t forget to take a group picture while straddling the Earth’s most famous line! After lunch, we will take you to the airport and say goodbye, hoping to see you again soon.

Price Includes

• Gorilla trek permit ($700 pp)
• Chimpanzee trek permit ($250 pp)
• Airport transfers
• All transport in a safari car English-speaking guide and driver
• Accommodation
• All meals
• Drinking water
• Park entrance fees

Price Does Not Include

• Airfares
• Uganda visa
• Traveller’s insurance
• Tips
• Alcohol and soft drinks
• Optional Activities