7-Day Uganda Wildlife Safari with Gorilla and Chimpanzee Tracking

• Upon your arrival at Entebbe International Airport (EBB), you will be welcomed by our company representative, who will brief you about your 7-day gorilla, chimpanzee, and wildlife trip.
• You will then transfer to Kibale National Park. Along the way, you will stop for lunch and also pause at the equator for photography and souvenirs.
• Afterward, continue straight to your accommodation to relax, have dinner, and enjoy your overnight stay as you prepare for the next day's countryside adventure.

• Assemble at the park headquarters for a briefing before setting out for the most popular activity in this park - chimpanzee tracking.
• Chimpanzees are man's closest cousins, though they are among the most threatened primate species.
• Other primates that may be observed include the black-and-white colobus monkey, L'Hoest's monkey, grey-cheeked mangabey, red-tailed monkey, bushbaby, and potto.
• Many bird species, such as the yellow-spotted nicator, rumped tinkerbird, little greenbul, green-breasted pitta, crowned eagle, and black bee-eater, may also be seen on this walk, along with mammals such as elephants.
• Have lunch and relax at your lodge. Later in the day, transfer to the Bigodi Wetlands, situated on the eastern edge of the forest.
• There, you will take a light walk through the wetlands to observe plenty of wildlife, including birds and many monkey species.

• After an early morning breakfast, transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park, where you will view wild animals en route as you continue to the lodge and check in to your accommodation.
• After lunch, head out for a game drive to look for lions, African elephants, spotted hyenas, and many antelope species, including Uganda kobs, among others.

• After breakfast, go for a game drive, most likely to the Kasenyi Plains, a famous ground for lions, African elephants, spotted hyenas, and many antelope species, including Uganda kobs.
• Return to the lodge for lunch, and later in the afternoon, enjoy a boat cruise on the famous Kazinga Channel.
• This water body is known as a catchment area for Nile crocodiles, hippos, African elephants, Cape buffalos, and many waterbirds, including great white pelicans and great cormorants.
• After a beautiful evening sunset, head back to your accommodation.

• After breakfast, transfer through the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park on your way to Bwindi.
• This area is known for its tree-climbing lions.
• In Ishasha, drive through this adventurous vast savannah area with topis and African elephants, and hopefully see the tree-climbing lions high in the fig tree branches.
• Continue your transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
• Here, you will experience a change in the landscape from flat savannah, through cultivated hills, to jungle-covered mountains.

Check in to your booked accommodation and rest.

• After an early morning breakfast, assemble at the park headquarters for a briefing about this breathtaking activity, with a packed lunch included.
• The time spent tracking varies depending on where the gorillas spent the night, their feeding range, or encounters with other groups, which may be wild and force them to move from place to place.
• Be prepared for a fantastic trek.
• Once you find them, you will spend one hour with them. Seeing these gentle giants interact is awesome.
• This marvelous wildlife encounter on the African continent is truly unforgettable.
• Afterward, head back to your accommodation, pack, and continue to Lake Mburo National Park.

• After an early breakfast, go for a morning game drive in Lake Mburo National Park.
• This park is famous for zebras, impalas, giraffes, topis, eland, Cape buffalos, and many tropical bird species.
• Check out of the hotel and stop at the equator line for the experience of standing at latitude 00.
• Continue to Entebbe International Airport for your evening departure flight back home, marking the end of your 7-day gorilla, chimpanzee, and wildlife safari.