Uganda stands out as a premier destination for encountering the world's rarest primates—the mountain gorilla and chimpanzee. Its tropical climate adds to the allure of exploring its top three national parks. Kibale Forest National Park, renowned for chimpanzees, invites trekkers to witness these primates in their natural habitat. Queen Elizabeth National Park offers thrilling safaris with its big cats and diverse wildlife. Lastly, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, home to endangered mountain gorillas, promises an unforgettable trek through dense forests to glimpse these majestic creatures.
Accommodation: Booking and arranging stays at hotels, resorts, lodges, or other types of accommodations.
Transportation: Internal transfers through Car and any other necessary transportation arrangements.
Activities and Excursions: Park Tickets for safaris and any entry tickets mentioned in the itinerary.
Meals: Including meals as part of packages or ensuring access to dining options.
Guides: Providing knowledgeable guides or tour leaders for guided tours and excursions.
Customer Support: Providing assistance and support before, during, and after the trip.
Documentation: Ensuring travelers have necessary documents like visas, permits, and itineraries.
Personal Expenses: Expenses incurred for personal items, souvenirs, additional meals beyond what is included, etc.
Optional Activities: Activities or excursions not included in the package but available for an additional cost.
Travel Insurance: Unless specified otherwise, travel insurance coverage might be excluded.
Visa: Costs associated with visas and other governmental charges.
Transportation Costs: Costs for transportation not included in the package such as personal car rentals, or flights outside of the itinerary.
Medical Expenses: Costs related to medical treatments, vaccinations, medications, etc., unless specifically covered by the package.
Tips and Gratuities: Tips for guides, drivers, hotel staff, etc., are typically not included.
1. Booking Confirmation: Reservations are confirmed upon receipt of a deposit.
2. Payment: Full payment is required 30 days before departure.
3. Cancellations: Cancellations made 15 days prior to departure will incur a 50% fee; no refunds for cancellations within 15 days.
4. Travel Insurance: Comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory.
5. Passports and Visas: Valid passports and visas are the responsibility of the traveler.
6. Health Requirements: Vaccinations and health precautions are required; consult your physician.
7. Luggage Allowance: Adhere to airline luggage restrictions; excess luggage fees apply.
8. Itinerary Changes: The company reserves the right to modify itineraries due to unforeseen circumstances.
9. Liability: The company is not liable for personal injury, loss, or damage to property.
10. Complaints: Any complaints must be reported immediately to the tour operator for resolution.
Day 1
Upon arrival at Entebbe, your guide will greet you and transfer you to your hotel. Look for your guide holding a sign with your name near the canopy tents after passing through immigration. Spend the day relaxing at the hotel or venture out with your guide to explore Entebbe's attractions.Night Stay in Hotel.
Day 2
On day two, you'll be transferred to Entebbe Airport for a flight to Kasese Airstrip near Kibale Forest National Park. Upon arrival, your guide/driver will be waiting to take you to the lodge. Alternatively, you can opt for a direct morning drive to Kibale Forest National Park with packed breakfast. In the afternoon, explore the Bigodi Swamp Walk near Kibale Forest National Park, renowned for its rich biodiversity and natural scenery. Encounter various wildlife such as bush pigs, blue monkeys, baboons, and red colobus monkeys. Butterfly enthusiasts will be delighted by the abundance of colorful species here.Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 3
After an early breakfast, embark on an exhilarating chimpanzee trekking adventure in Kibale Forest National Park. The trek begins with a ranger briefing at Kanyanchu Visitor Center. You'll spend an hour with the chimpanzees, observing them foraging, climbing trees, and interacting. Other wildlife sightings may include Apalis, African Pitta, Crowned Eagle, warthogs, hippos, buffaloes, and forest elephants. After this thrilling experience, you'll drive for three hours to Queen Elizabeth National Park.Check-in to the lodge.
Day 4
Enjoy a safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park, where you'll spot Cape buffalo, Uganda kob, waterbuck, warthog, lion, leopard, hyena, giant forest hog, and elephants. Return to the lodge for lunch and relaxation. In the afternoon, embark on the Kazinga Channel boat cruise. This narrow waterway linking Lake Edward and Lake George is home to hippos, lions, crocodiles, buffaloes, and numerous bird species.
Day 5
Kyambura Gorge, known as the Apes Valley, is located in the eastern corner of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Entering the gorge, you’ll marvel at the lush tropical rainforest and dense plant canopy. Birdwatchers can spot falcons, flycatchers, white-naped pigeons, and blue-headed bee-eaters. In the afternoon, you'll be transferred to the Ishasha sector for wildlife viewing, where you can witness lions climbing from tree to tree.
Day 6
The Ishasha sector, in Queen Elizabeth National Park, is renowned for its tree-climbing lions and stunning landscapes, offering direct views of wildlife on the savannah. The next morning, head to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest with a picnic lunch provided en route. Upon arrival, relax and prepare for the exhilarating gorilla trekking experience the following day.
Day 7
The highlight of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is gorilla trekking. Early morning, rangers will brief you at the park office before you begin your trek. This experience allows you to observe the daily lives of these gentle primates in their natural habitat. You can spend up to one hour with a gorilla family. After this incredible adventure, you will return to the lodge to relax.
Day 8
The Uganda safaris and trekking tour concludes on day eight. You will be transferred to the airstrip for your flight back to Entebbe. Alternatively, you can opt for an 8-hour drive, arriving late afternoon. We recommend flying for a more relaxing journey. Upon arrival in Entebbe, you will catch your international flight, leaving with cherished memories of Uganda.
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Entebbe, located on the shores of Lake Victoria in Uganda, is known for its botanical gardens, wildlife education center, and historical significance as a former colonial administrative center.
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