7-Day Uganda Wildlife Safari with Gorilla and Chimpanzee Tracking

• Your tour guide will receive you on arrival at Entebbe International Airport and brief you about the safari.
• Afterwards, relax at your hotel, with an option to take a walk to the botanical gardens or even catch a sunset boat cruise on Lake Victoria.

Meal plan - Lunch and dinner

Midrange - Boma Hotel

• After breakfast, drive to Entebbe Airport to catch your flight to Kasese.
• Then, drive to Kibale Forest National Park, the world's primate capital. The forest is home to 13 primate species, including the chimpanzee, blue monkeys, nocturnal portal, and bush babies. It is also home to several species of butterflies.
• In the evening, go for a walk in the Bigodi wetlands, giving you an opportunity to see several bird and primate species.

Meal plan - Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Accommodation - Turaco Tree Tops

• Wake up early for breakfast and then travel to Kyanyanchu Park headquarters, where you will be briefed about the dos and don'ts of chimpanzee tracking.
• Then, enter the tropical rainforest as you search for man's closest relative, the chimpanzee. Having encountered them, enjoy a full hour observing their behaviour and then return to your lodge to relax.

Meal plan - Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Accommodation - Turaco Tree Tops

• Eat your breakfast and transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park.
• After lunch, you will have a boat trip on the Kazinga Channel. This is the water stream that joins lakes Edward and George and is said to have the largest concentration of hippos in the world. It is also known as the "center of ecology" due to the many animals and bird species recorded on its banks. Other animals include crocodiles and monitor lizards.
• Then, check into your lodge to relax.

Meal plan - Breakfast, lunch, and supper

Accommodation - Elephant Hab Lodge

• Wake up, have breakfast, and get ready for a morning game drive around the Kasenyi sector.
• Then, travel to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest via Ishasha, the southern sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, famous for rare tree-climbing lions. These cats tend to climb fig trees to escape the midday sun. Other game to look out for includes elephants, topi, waterbucks, leopards, hippos, and more.
• Continue to Bwindi and check in to your lodge.

Meal plan - Breakfast, lunch, and supper

Accommodation - Elephant Hab Lodge

• After breakfast, report to the gorilla tracking starting point for a short briefing.
• Afterwards, enter the Impenetrable Forest with your packed lunch to search for the endangered mountain gorillas.
• Walk for 1 to 6 hours, depending on where you find the gorillas that day. Having encountered them, you will be given a full hour to interact with the gorillas before returning to your accommodation.
• In the evening, you can visit a Batwa community for a village walk or enjoy a cultural performance at your lodge from the locals.

Meal plan - Breakfast, lunch, and supper

Midrange - Gorilla Mist Camp

• After breakfast, travel to Kihihi or Kisoro Airstrip to catch your flight to Entebbe.
• From there, board your flight back home.

Meal plan - Breakfast and lunch

Tour ends.