14 Days Uganda safari

You will meet our tour guide at the Entebbe International Airport who will be holding a sign with your names on it. After being welcomed, you will either be taken on a brief city tour of Kampala or Entebbe, depending on your arrival time, or you will be transferred to your designated lodging in Kampala or Entebbe for dinner and an overnight stay. You can go to places like the Kasubi tombs, the shrine of Namugongo Marty, the shores of Lake Victoria, the Uganda museum, and so forth.

Dinner and sleeping will be at Kampala hotel. Imperial Royale/Cassia Lodge is a mid-range option, while Holiday Express Hotel/Excellent Hotel is a low-cost option. Upscale lodging options include Sheraton Hotel and Kampala Serena Hotel.

Your driver guide will meet you after breakfast at your Kampala or Entebbe hotel and give you a brief overview of your tour. Later, you’ll travel through Masindi and Luweero-Nakasongola to reach Murchison Falls National Park. You can make stops along the way at the Luweero Triangle and the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary to go rhino tracking. You will arrive in Masindi Town in time for lunch. Proceed to the park after lunch, where you will visit the top of the falls. The park’s most interesting section is this one. You can admire the beauty of the mighty Nile at the top of the falls, where its waters plunge 45 meters into a 7-meter-deep gorge, creating a thunderous roar.

Dinner and overnight stay at Red Chill Camp for low cost, Sambiya River Lodge for midrange, and Paraa Safari Lodge for upscale

You’ll go on a game drive in the northern part of the park after breakfast in the early morning. The game drive will be rewarded with stunning views of the park’s wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, buffaloes, antelopes like bush bucks and water bucks, kobs, warthogs, and others. After lunch, you’ll head back to your lodging to wait for the afternoon launch cruise along the Albert Nile. Watch for aquatic creatures like crocodiles along riverbanks, elephants drinking, hippos, and various bird species during the afternoon launch cruise.

Dinner and overnight stay at Red Chill Camp for low cost, Sambiya River Lodge for midrange, and Paraa Safari Lodge for upscale

You will depart and make the short drive to Kibale Forest National Park following breakfast. The journey to the park will be rewarded with stunning scenery, especially of the massive Rwenzori Mountains in Kasese. In Hoima, you will also pass by a variety of locals’ homes, banana and tea plantations, and other agricultural fields. After eating lunch in Hoima Town, you will travel to Fort Portal and arrive there in the evening. Transfer to the park for dinner and an overnight stay

Dinner and an overnight stay at the Primates Lodge, Ndali Lodge, Kibale Safari Lodge, Chimps Nest, or Chimpanzee Guest House, depending on your budget and preference.

Breakfast will be provided in the morning, and then you will leave for the brief chimpanzee briefing with representatives of the Uganda Wildlife Authority. You will receive instructions from the rangers on how to behave and how to move while in the forest. After that, you will enter the forest to begin looking for chimpanzees. Because of a variety of traits they share with people, these great apes are referred to as man’s closest friends. Watch for chimpanzees, other primates like white colobus monkeys, grey-checked mangabeys, red colobus, black-and-white colobus, Baboons, and various bird species like the great blue turacco, Africa pied king fisher, malkites, and so forth in the trees. After the hike, head back to the lodge for lunch before exploring the Bigodi Swamp in search of bird species that enjoy the water. The forest is well-known for having 13 different primates’ species, but it is also a bird watcher’s paradise because of the nearby swamp.

Dinner and an overnight stay at the Primates Lodge, Ndali Lodge, Kibale Safari Lodge, Chimps Nest, or Chimpanzee Guest House, depending on your budget and preference.

You will depart Kibale Forest National Park and travel to Queen Elizabeth National Park following a full breakfast. Various scenic vistas of the large moon mountains will be available along the way. A game drive on the way to the park will give you the opportunity to see various animals and their behavior at various times. Watch out for animals like Kobs, Koalas, Leopards, and Lions. You will have lunch at the park headquarters in Mweya when you arrive there in the late afternoon. Unwind while taking a quick tour of the neighborhood.

You will go on a game drive in the Kasenyi area of the Park after eating breakfast in the early morning. Beautiful and diverse wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, buffaloes, antelopes like bush bucks and water bucks, kobs, warthogs, and others, can be seen in the park during a game drive. As you wait for the afternoon launch cruise along the Kazinga, which is renowned as the region with the highest concentration of hippos in Africa, you will later return to your lodge for lunch. Views of the most well-known water-loving creatures, including crocodiles along riverbanks, elephants drinking from streams, hippos, and numerous bird species, will be your reward for taking the launch cruise.

Dinner and an overnight stay at either the upscale Mweya Safari Lodge, the mid-range Hippo Hill Camp, or the inexpensive Simba Safari Camp.

To find the early risers and animals you missed on your previous game drives, you will leave for an early morning game drive inside the park. In the Kyambura Gorge, you can go chimpanzee tracking as an alternative. After lunch, travel to Bwindi Park through the Ishasha region, which is renowned for its rare tree-climbing lions. Keep an eye out for the rare tree-climbing lions in the fig trees as you pass by the area.

Dinner and a night’s stay at the upscale Gorilla Forest Camp or Gorilla Resort, the mid-range Buhoma Lodge or Lake Kitandara Camp, or the inexpensive Buhoma Community Bandas.

You will travel to the park’s administrative center after breakfast at the lodge for a briefing from the ranger guides of the Uganda Wildlife Authority. Following the briefing, the ranger will take you into the dense, impenetrable forest where you can begin your search for mountain gorillas, an endangered and rare species. The gorilla search always starts where they were last observed the day before. You will only be permitted to interact with these well-known species for an hour after you arrive there, and you are required to maintain absolute silence at all times. You are permitted to take pictures, etc. Finding the gorillas can be a very exhausting experience because it can take anywhere from 3 to 8 hours. However, once you encounter these gorillas, you will quickly forget the difficulties you encountered in locating them and instead focus on the pleasant memories you will have.

Dinner and a night’s stay at the upscale Gorilla Forest Camp or Gorilla Resort, the mid-range Buhoma Lodge or Lake Kitandara Camp, or the inexpensive Buhoma Community Bandas.

After breakfast, you’ll leave Bwindi and travel to Kabale, which is sometimes referred to as the Switzerland of Africa due to its stunning natural surroundings and temperate climate. After eating lunch in Kabale Town, you will travel to Lake Bunyonyi to unwind.

Dinner and a night’s stay at Arcadia Cottages for affluent travelers, Bushara Island Camp for middle-class or Bunyonyi Overland Camp for those on a tighter budget.

Early in the morning, breakfast will be served, and you will then embark on a full-day boat tour on the lake to several small islands. The nearly 38 small islands in the lake were given their respective names based on the types of birds that live there. After lunch, you’ll visit one of the Islands’ pygmy villages for some entertainment.

After breakfast, you’ll depart from Cold Kabale and make your way to Lake Mburo National Park. After eating lunch in Mbarara town, you’ll drive a game drive through the Nshara gate to enter the park. Watch out for zebras, impalas, water and bush bucks, kobs, and other animals.

Early in the morning, after breakfast, depart for the game drive and look for early birds within the park. Watch out for zebras, elephants, impalas, bushbucks, bush duikers, waterbucks, warthogs, and topis, among other animals. After relaxing at the lodge for a while, take a boat ride in the afternoon to look for animals that enjoy the water, like crocodiles and hippos. The lake is also home to numerous bird species, including the endangered shoe bill stork.

Dinner and an overnight stay can be had at the upscale Mihingo Lodge, the upscale Mantana Luxury Camp and Acadia Cottages, or the budget-friendly Rwonyo campsite.

Following breakfast, you depart for a morning nature walk in the Rubanga forest before making your way back to Kampala. While traveling, you will stop briefly at the Equator to conduct water experiments and to stand where the two hemispheres begin. Continue traveling and stop again at Mpambire Drum Village, also known as Drum Making Village. In the afternoon, arrive in Kampala. You will be dropped off at your hotel in Entebbe or Kampala.