Itinerary

1. Day 1 Transfer to Queen Elisabeth National Park

   The pick-up can be from either the Hotel or the Airport when you arrive. The tour driver who speaks English will come and pick you up. We will then drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park, which is a popular place for tourists in Uganda. In the park, there are many different environments where lots of different animals live. There are ten kinds of primates, like chimpanzees, over 600 kinds of birds, and big animals like elephants and lions. You will take a break for lunch during your journey and then continue into the pretty Queen Elizabeth National Park. You will arrive in the late afternoon or evening and simply go to your accommodation to rest and relax. If we have enough time, we can go on a game drive in the late afternoon to evening.

2. Day 2 Morning Game Drive and Afternoon boatcruise along Kazinga Channel

   Wake up early and eat your breakfast. Go on a morning drive in the Kasenyi plains and search for Cape buffalos, groups of elephants, and lions. Leopards might be difficult to find, but keep an eye out for them. Go back to where you are staying to take a break and have some food. After you eat lunch, you will take a two-hour boat ride on the Kazinga Channel. This channel connects Lakes George and Edward. While you are on the trip, you will be amazed by the wildlife you see, such as big hippos, elephants, and crocodiles. You will also see lots of different kinds of birds by the water's edge. After the boat ride, we have two options. We can go back to the lodge and rest, or we can go on another game drive until around 6:30 or 7pm.

3. Day 3 Ishasha Game Drive and Transfer to Bwindi

   Wake up early and go on one final game drive in the Kasenyi plains. Keep an eye out for Cape buffalos, groups of elephants, lions, and leopards (although they may be difficult to see) and more. Go back to the lodge and check out. Then, go to the Ishasha sector to find lions that climb trees. There is a 70% chance of seeing these lions, but sometimes it can be difficult to find them, especially when they are searching for food in the tall grass. If you happen to see them, it is a beautiful and unforgettable view. After Ishasha, we will go to the place where we will stay near Bwindi National Park (Ruhija sector). We will arrive there in the evening at 6pm. #If you want, you can choose to go chimp tracking (Kyambura) instead of going on a sunrise game drive. Please remember that you must get permission to track chimps before the actual date.

   Place to stay: Broadbill Forest Camp (economical option) | Food included: Breakfast, lunch, dinner | Time to travel: 6 hours.

4. Day 4 Gorilla Trekking and Transfer to Lake Bunyonyi

   Eat breakfast and go to the rangers' station. You will be given information on what you should and shouldn't do while trekking from a ranger guide. After that, you will go into the Bwindi Forest for your exciting experience. The time and terrain change when these large primates move. After you find a group of gorillas, you can spend one hour with them. Watching these peaceful and rare giants is a memorable and exciting experience. Go back to where you are staying, leave and go to Lake Bunyonyi. Lake Bunyonyi is surrounded by hills that are covered in lush vegetation and are shaped like steps. These hills can go as high as 2,200 to 2,478 meters. However, the real beauty of the lake lies in its 29 islands, which come in different shapes and sizes. These islands are spread throughout the water and looking at them can fill you with a sense of wonder and awe. You could spend a whole day simply admiring these islands.

5. Day 5 Drive back to Entebbe

   You can enjoy a peaceful breakfast while looking at the beautiful little islands of Bunyonyi directly in front of you. After that, you will start your journey back to Entebbe. You will arrive there in the late afternoon or evening, just in time for your departure. You will have a break and eat lunch at the Equator. Don't forget to capture some special moments with photos.