15 Days Uganda Rwanda Congo Safari
15 Days Uganda Rwanda Congo Safari – The Heart of Africa Adventure The 15 Days Uganda Rwanda Congo Safari, a passageway through the vibrant heart of Africa where adventure touches calm. This transboundary excursion presents the continent’s premier wilderness and wildlife encounters — from gorilla trekking in Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest to Rwanda’s rolling hills caressed by volcanic mists and the volcanic wilderness of Congo’s Virunga National Park. From trekking through thick forests, exploring crater lakes, and thundering waterfalls to coming face to face with the world’s most endangered primates: it’s more than a safari-it’s a life-altering expedition through three nations intertwined in nature and shared culture. Tours and Activities This 15-day safari would be a seamless blend of wildlife, cultures, and adventures. Begin with thrice-a-day game viewing activities in Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park and a magnificent boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel. Proceed to Bwindi for a once-in-a-lifetime chance to meet the mountain gorillas. In Rwanda, discover the arts and culture of Kigali before proceeding to Volcanoes National Park for tracking and studying golden monkeys. Cross over to Congo for a hike at active Mount Nyiragongo with views of the glaring lava lake and returning down through the beauties of Rwandan countryside. Accommodation Comfort and authenticity intermingle through your journey, ensuring a warm African welcome of hospitality. You will be staying at a variety of luxury lodges, eco-camps, or boutique hotels each selected for its charm and comfort as well as its proximity to nature. Mweya Safari Lodge with its views over Kazinga Channel, Mahogany Springs Lodge in that delightfully remote area of Bwindi, Five Volcanoes Boutique Hotel in Rwanda, or Mikeno Lodge in Virunga National Park: these are some of the more exciting options. The hotel will offer cozy rooms, gourmet meals, and stunning views, so take your fill through every moment of your journey. Some Safari Highlights Gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest (Uganda) and Virunga National Park (Congo) Game drives and cruise in Queen Elizabeth National Park Tracking of Golden monkeys in Volcanoes National Park (Rwanda) Hiking Mount Nyiragongo, among the world’s most active volcanoes Scenic beauty of Lake Bunyonyi, “the Switzerland of Africa” Cultural tours in Kigali and surrounding Ugandan villages Birdwatching and primate tracking in the lush tropical forest Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Arrival in Entebbe, Uganda Arrival at Entebbe International Airport and meeting with your safari guide. Transfer to the hotel for relaxation time and a briefing on the coming expedition. Accommodation: 2 Friends Beach Hotel or equivalent. Day 2: Transfer to Murchison Falls National Park Depart for Murchison Falls on the Ugandan countryside road; the park is the largest in this country. On the way, make a stopover at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. Watch the sunset over the Nile. Accommodation: Paraa Safari Lodge. Day 3: Game Drive & Nile Boat Cruise In the morning, go for a game drive to spot lions, elephants, and giraffes. At 2 PM, go for a boat cruise below Murchison Falls, followed by a short hike to the top. Accommodation: Paraa Safari Lodge. Day 4: Transfer to Kibale National Park Journey southward to the so-called “Primate Capital of the World,” Kibale. View tea plantations and crater lakes. Day 5: Chimpanzee Trekking & Bigodi Wetlands Walk You’ll join a guided trek into Kibale Forest to track chimpanzees. In the afternoon, explore the Bigodi Wetland for birding and community interactions. Accommodation: Turaco Treetops Lodge. Day 6: To Queen Elizabeth National Park On the drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park is stop at the crater lakes region. Enjoy an evening game drive along the Kasenyi Plains. Accommodation: Mweya Safari Lodge. Day 7: Game Drive & Kazinga Channel Boat Cruise The day begins with a sunrise game drive, followed by a boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel, famous for hippos and buffaloes sunbathing along the shores. Accommodation: Mweya Safari Lodge. Day 8: Ishasha Tree-Climbing Lions & Transfer to Bwindi Drive to the southern sector of Ishasha for tree-climbing lions before continuing to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Accommodation: Mahogany Springs Lodge. Day 9: Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Forest The highlight of the trip: a trek through mist forests for a rendezvous with a mountain gorilla family. Spend an hour observing their behavior before trekking back through the jungle. Accommodation: Mahogany Springs Lodge. Day 10: Transfer to Lake Bunyonyi Your journey will take you to the charming Lake Bunyonyi, surrounded by terraced hills. And there you can enjoy canoeing, island hopping, and plenty of relaxation. Accommodation: Birdnest Resort Bunyonyi. Day 11: Cross into Rwanda – Kigali City Tour After breakfast, cross the border into Rwanda and head for Kigali. Visit the Kigali Genocide Memorial and local markets, and take in some craft centers. Accommodation: Heaven Boutique Hotel. Day 12: Transfer to Volcanoes National Park And then you will transfer back north going through Rwanda’s rolling hills to Volcanoes National Park. The cool climate, coupled with the views of the mountains, is something to look forward to. Accommodation: Five Volcanoes Boutique Hotel. Day 13: Golden Monkey Trekking & Cultural Visit Observe the peculiar antics of the Golden Monkeys as they frolic through the bamboo groves at Volcanoes National Park. Later, witness Rwanda’s culture at the Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village. Accommodation: Five Volcanoes Boutique Hotel. Day 14: Transfer to Congo – Nyiragongo Hike […]
14 Days Uganda Rwanda Safari
14 Days Uganda Rwanda Safari- The Heartbeat of Africa`s Wilderness Set off on a 14-day Uganda-Rwanda safari which constitutes the spirit of East Africa-from Uganda`s jungles and savannahs alive with wild herds to Rwanda`s undulating hills and mist-filled volcanoes. The itinerary ensures an incredible host of wildlife, culture, and action-packed scenery. Picture the moment when your gaze meets the mountain gorilla, tracking the playful chimimpanzees down an ancient rainforest, boating across a hippo-dotted lake, and following the agents of the mighty Nile River. One day after the other, wonderful stories are being written in Africa, wild, real, and full of emotion. Tours and Experiences This cross-border safari offers the rare opportunity for nature-lovers, photographers, and adventurers who want an experience beyond mere sightseeing — to be immersed in the very heartbeat of Africa. Witness the majestic landscapes of Murchison Falls National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Volcanoes National Park, and Nyungwe Forest. From electrifying game drives and boat safaris to gorilla and chimpanzee trekking, every experience seduces you into intimate rendezvous with Africa’s most cherished creatures. Accommodation The accommodations throughout are selected lodges and tented camps that balance comfort with an authentic sensory experience. Warm hospitality awaits you, complemented by splendid views, and eco-friendly architecture that melds into its wild environs. Choose from fine forest lodges in Bwindi and Volcanoes, fine riverside hotels in Murchison Falls, and small boutique hotels in Kigali. Highlights Gorilla trekking both in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Volcanoes National Park Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale Forest and Nyungwe Forest Game drives and boat safaris at Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Parks Visit the Equator and cruise the Kazinga Channel Explore Kigali, the cleanest and most inspiring capital in Africa Cultural encounters with locals and traditional dance performances Scenic drives through the Pearl of Africa and Land of a Thousand Hills Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Arrival in Entebbe, Uganda Upon arrival at Entebbe International Airport, be welcomed by your safari guide and transferred to your hotel. A relaxing evening with breathtaking views of Lake Victoria awaits you. Accommodation: Hotel No. 5 / 2 Friends Beach Hotel Day 2: Murchison Falls National Park – The Nile’s Power Go up north to Uganda’s biggest park, stopping at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary to track the endangered white rhinos. Proceed for Murchison Falls, where the Nile buckles through a narrow gorge. Accommodation: Paraa Safari Lodge / Pakuba Safari Lodge Day 3: Game Drive and Nile Boat Safari Morning game drive in the Buligi plains will show migrants of elephants, giraffes, lions, and antelopes. Afternoon cruises will bring you close to the hippos, crocodiles, and base of the thundering falls. Accommodation: Paraa Safari Lodge / Murchison River Lodge Day 4: Transfer to Kibale National Park Spend time cruising across hilly landscapes and tea plantations to the “Primates Capital of the World.” Accommodation: Chimpanzee Forest Lodge / Turaco Treetops Day 5: Chimpanzee Trekking and Bigodi Wetland Walk Track chimpanzees in Kibale Forest as they chatter up in the canopy. Time permitting, enjoy a guided walk at Bigodi Wetland, home to monkeys and colorful birds. Accommodation: Turaco Treetops / Isunga Lodge Day 6: Departure for Queen Elizabeth Park Enjoy a scenic drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park, stopping at the equator crossing. Evening game drive through Kasenyi plains. Accommodation: Mweya Safari Lodge / Elephant Plains Lodge Day 7: Game Drive and Kazinga Channel Cruise Going for a morning game drive, Kazinga Channel cruise with sightings of hippos, elephants, and hundreds of bird species. Accommodation: Mweya Safari Lodge / Twin Lakes Safari Lodge Day 8: Ishasha Sector – Tree-Climbing Lions Proceed to the Ishasha area for the unusual sights of lions climbing trees for a leisurely afternoon in fig trees. Accommodation: Enjojo Lodge / Ishasha Jungle Lodge Day 9: Bwindi Impenetrable Forest – Gorilla Land Travel to Bwindi, where half of the world’s mountain gorillas reside. This verdant rainforest welcomes you to one of Africa’s richest bio-diverse ecosystems. Accommodation: Buhoma Lodge / Mahogany Springs Lodge Day 10: Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi An indelible memory! Hike through the thick forest to meet a gorilla family. Watching them play, feed, and nurture their young is literally a humbling, life-transforming experience. Accommodation: Buhoma Lodge / Gorilla Forest Camp Day 11: Crossing into Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda On a sumptuous breakfast, you cross the Cyanika border into Rwanda, “Land of a Thousand Hills,” to drop off at Volcanoes National Park. Accommodation: Five Volcanoes Boutique Hotel / Mountain Gorilla View Lodge Day 12: The Second Gorilla Trek or Visit to Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village One can opt to do the second gorilla trek or visit the Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village to get a feel of Rwanda’s vibrant culture. Accommodation: Five Volcanoes Boutique Hotel / Da Vinci Gorilla Lodge Day 13: Onward to Nyungwe Forest via Lake Kivu Drive to Nyungwe Forest with a scenic stop at Lake Kivu for relaxation. Accommodation: Nyungwe Top View Hill Hotel / One &-Only Nyungwe House Day 14: Chimpanzee Trekking and Departure in Kigali […]
10 Days Uganda Safari
10 Days Uganda Safari – The Ultimate African Adventure 10 Days Uganda Safari stands out as the ultimate African adventure: an attitudinal African expedition of wildlife encounters, majestic scenery, and some mixing with local culture. From the nasty roar of Murchison Falls to the cloud-top shrouds of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, this trip somehow brilliantly encapsulates the flaming heart of untamed Uganda. Walk with chimpanzees, meet endangered mountain gorillas, and cruise down the Nile or walk the golden savannah lands of Uganda replete with lions, elephants, and giraffes, and every moment in between tells the story of nature’s grandeur, human connection, and the spirit of adventure in the Pearl of Africa. Tours Overview The safari encompasses all leading Ougandan parks: Murchison Falls, Kibale Forest, Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi Impenetrable, and Lake Mburo, thus striking the perfect balance between wildlife, primate tracking, scenic drives, and cultural experiences. Watching elephants graze at sunset or trekking through lush forests to spot gorillas are events that, in a way, embodie discovery. Accommodation You will be able to enjoy a little bit of everything in terms of accommodations: charming lodges with beautiful locations and friendly staff. Imagine eco-lodges hidden in tropical rainforests, tented camps overlooking rivers, and safari lodges perched on the edge of national parks. From Paraa Safari Lodge to Primate Lodge Kibale, Mweya Safari Lodge to Gorilla Mist Camp and finally to Rwakobo Rock Lodge, all offer en-suite rooms, delicious local food, and bird’s-eye views of the wild Uganda. Safari highlights Game drives in Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth, and Lake Mburo national parks A boat cruise to Murchison Falls’ feet Chimpanzee trekking in the Kibale Forest Climbing lions of Ishasha Gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest Scenic crater lakes with rolling tea plantations Guided nature walks and cultural encounters with local communities Relaxing at Lake Bunyonyi, which is Uganda’s most exquisite lake Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Arrival in Entebbe-The Pearl of Africa The adventure begins upon landing at Entebbe International Airport. Your guide will greet you warmly and take you to your hotel. Depending on your time of arrival, either the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre or Lake Victoria’s shores await your visit. Accommodation: 2Friends Beach Hotel / Hotel No. 5 Entebbe Day 2: Drive to Murchison Falls National Park-The Power of the Nile After having breakfast, drive north through the green countryside to Murchison Falls National Park. On the way, pay a visit to the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary and embark on a guided rhino trek, being your first of Uganda’s “Big Five” sightings. Proceed to the park for a nice short evening game drive. Accommodation: Paraa Safari Lodge / Pakuba Safari Lodge. Day 3: Game Drive & Nile Boat Safari An early morning game drive starts the day, cruising over the Buligi plains with lions, giraffes, elephants, and buffalo. That is followed by a scenic boat cruise on the Nile to the base of Murchison Falls where the river is channelized through a narrow gorge. Climb up to the top for stunning views and photo opportunities. Accommodation: Paraa Safari Lodge / Pakuba Safari Lodge. Day 4: To Kibale Forest National Park – Land of Chimps Journey southwest through the picturesque countrysides and tea gardens, destined for the Kibale Forest, where more than 1,500 chimpanzees reside. Long but rewarding is the journey, offering sights of Ugandan life and nature. Accommodation: Primate Lodge Kibale / Turaco Treetops Day 5: Chimp Trekking & Bigodi Wetland Walk In the morning, proceed to a chimpanzee trek guided by a ranger. Hear their calls resonating through the forest while observing their antics as they play, eat, and swing in the trees. The afternoon is reserved for exploring Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary — a community project teeming with monkeys, birds, and cultural experiences. Accommodation: Primate Lodge Kibale / Turaco Treetops Day 6: Journey to Queen Elizabeth National Park – Between Savannah and Rwenzori Travel south towards Queen Elizabeth National Park, alleged by the Rwenzori and Lake Edward. An afternoon game drive will be conducted in the Kasenyi Plains to watch the majestic elephants, lions, and antelopes. Accommodation: Mweya Safari Lodge / Elephant Plains Lodge Day 7: Early Morning Game Drive and Boat Cruise on Kazinga Channel Begin with an early morning game drive to see the predators in their freshest moments of activity. Later, take a boat cruise along Kazinga Channel, known for hippos, crocodiles, and water birds of extraordinary variety. Accommodation: Mweya Safari Lodge / Elephant Plains Lodge Day 8: Into Bwindi Impenetrable Forest via Ishasha – The Realm of Tree-Climbing Lions Travel through Ishasha, an area famous for having those unique lions who love to rest on fig trees. Continue to Bwindi, the refuges of the mountain gorillas of the world. Accommodation: Gorilla Mist Camp / Buhoma Lodge Day 9: Gorilla Trekking at Bwindi – A Lifetime Experience This day’s activity is the ultimate event of your safari. Venture deep into Bwindi’s misty jungle to search for a gorilla family, and spend a lifetime hour in the company of these gentle giants, watching them in their natural habitat; later, either relax or enjoy an entertaining cultural display arranged by the local Batwa community. Accommodation: Gorilla Mist Camp / Buhoma Lodge Day 10: Lake Bunyonyi & Return to Entebbe After breakfast, set off to Lake Bunyonyi, also known as “the place of many little birds.” Either take a canoe ride or just sit back and enjoy the calm of this scenic jewel before returning to Entebbe or Kampala for your departure. This 10-day Uganda Safari is not just a mere holiday but offers enlightenment across one of Africa’s most biodiverse and friendliest countries. One would tell that every experience, from hearing Murchison Falls to having an occasional glance at a mountain gorilla, will provide you with some life memories.
9 Days Uganda Wildlife Safari
9 Days Uganda Wildlife Safari-Into the Pearl of Africa An insane 9 days Uganda Wildlife Safari that opens up the soul of Africa through untamed wilderness, lush landscapes, and unforgettable wildlife encounters. From the thundering Murchison Falls to the mist abroad in Bwindi mountain, from one glorious national park to another- it is an almost endless stream of awe! Feel the raw force of nature, track majestic mountain gorillas, take a cruise down rivers filled with hippos, and stare into the golden eyes of tree-climbing lions. It is almost more of a safari and an intimate dance with the wild, where adventure pews serenely by her too. Tour Overview The nine-day trip begins in Kampala and goes deep into Murchison Falls National Park with stops in Kibale Forest National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, and finally Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Along the way, there will be exciting encounters of gorilla and chimpanzee trekking with game drives and slow boat cruises in the midst of Uganda’s culture and scenic beauty. Accommodations This safari offers a balance between indulgence and experiences in nature through carefully selected lodges and camps that depict the character of each destination. You go from the riverside pleasure of Murchison to forest calm in Bwindi, with heartfelt hospitality, local cuisine, and stunning scenery making your nights as memorable as your days. Murchison Falls: Paraa Safari Lodge / Pakuba Safari Lodge / Heritage Safari Lodge Kibale Forest: Primate Lodge / Chimpanzee Forest Lodge / Isunga Lodge Queen Elizabeth: Mweya Safari Lodge / Enganzi Lodge / Elephant Hub Lodge Bwindi Impenetrable Forest: Buhoma Lodge / Mahogany Springs / Ride 4 a Woman Highlights of the Safari Witness the tumultuous crash of Murchison Falls. Track any playful family of chimpanzees in Kibale Forest. Enjoy scenic game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park, home of tree-climbing lions. Enjoy a thrilling boat cruise along Kazinga Channel. Do a life-changing gorilla trek through the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Photograph awesome birdlife and landscapes in Uganda’s national parks. Indulge in rich cultural encounters coupled with Uganda’s warm hospitality. Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe- Welcome to Uganda Upon arrival at Entebbe International Airport, your driver-guide will welcome you and transfer you to the hotel in Kampala or Entebbe. Relax and enjoy your first sunset in Uganda as you anticipate the adventures awaiting you. Accommodation: Protea Hotel/ Papyrus Guesthouse Day 2: Transfer to Murchison Falls National Park – Nature Unleashed After breakfast, an enjoyable scenic drive takes you to Murchison Falls National Park via the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, where you attempt to track one of Uganda’s rhinos on foot. Proceed with a view of the thundering Murchison Falls as the mighty Nile forces its way through a very narrow gorge. Accommodation: Paraa Safari Lodge / Pakuba Lodge Day 3: Game Drive and Nile River Boat Cruise Early morning wakes up for an exciting game drive to the northern plains to view elephants, giraffes, lions, leopards, buffalos, and scrumptious antelopes. Relax on a boat cruise in the afternoon to the bottom of Murchison Falls while spotting hippos, crocs, and birds. If you love an adrenaline rush, the hike to the top of the falls offers breathtaking views. Accommodation: Paraa Safari Lodge / Pakuba Lodge Day 4: Transfer to Kibale Forest National Park – Primate Capital Breakfast and onward journey westwards through rolling hills and tea plantations towards Kibale Forest National Park, celebrated for the multiplicity of primates. Enter in the late afternoon and relax in the calm ambiance of the forest. Accommodation: Primate Lodge / Isunga Lodge Day 5: Chimpanzee Trekking and Bigodi Wetland Walk Today marks the day for chimpanzee trekking early in the morning. Watch them swinging from the trees, romping about, and interacting in their natural setting. Thereafter, enjoy a guided nature walk into the Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary, famous for both its birdlife and cultural encounters. Accommodation: Primate Lodge / Isunga Lodge Day 6: Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park – Wild Savannah Depart for Queen Elizabeth National Park, the most visited of Uganda’s wildlife select. On the way in, enjoy a game drive spotting elephant, warthog, and Uganda kobs. The evening is good for chilling while taking in the view of the Rwenzori Mountains. Accommodation: Mweya Safari Lodge / Enganzi Lodge Day 7: Game Drive and Kazinga Channel Boat Cruise Rise early to begin a gentle game drive, perhaps witnessing lions and leopards on the Kasenyi Plains in the rising sun. In the afternoon, leisurely cruise the Kazinga Channel, a wonderful natural waterway linking Lake Edward to Lake George, bustling with wildlife: hippos, buffaloes, and colorful birds. Accommodation: Mweya Safari Lodge / Enganzi Lodge Day 8: Going to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest- The Place for Mountain Gorillas After breakfast, head through the Ishasha sector, famous for its tree-climbing lions, towards Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. The drive offers spectacular scenery and an authentic glimpse into rural Uganda. Accommodation: Buhoma Lodge / Mahogany Springs Day 9: The Gorilla Trekking Experience- A Life-Changing Journey The big event of your safari awaits! After an early briefing anticipating the adventure of the day, you will be plunged much deeper into the misty jungle of Bwindi for gorilla tracking. One could hardly try to put into words the life-altering experience of meeting gentle giants in the wild. Spend one hour observing their behaviors before trekking back. Later, head back to Entebbe or move onward with your program. The 9 Days Uganda Wildlife Safari is more than just a holiday; it is a lasting connection with nature, adventure, and yourself. From the thunder of Murchison Falls to the calm gaze of Bwindi’s gorillas, Uganda’s beauty is in its diversity and spirit. You will leave the Pearl of Africa with memories wild encounters, landscapes so beautiful you will never forget, and a nation that treats you as one of its own.
5 Days Queen Elizabeth Safari
5 Days Queen Elizabeth Safari: Experience the Jewel in the Pearl of Africa Treat yourself to a rare 5 Days Queen Elizabeth Safari and fall in love with the heart of Uganda’s truly iconic wilderness. Situated along the western part of the Great Rift Valley, Queen Elizabeth National Park is rich and venomous with natural wonders: the rolling savannahs, wetlands, volcanic craters, and an ever-vibrant tapestry of wildlife. You will head into one of the most biodiverse ecosystems of Africa-rich in tree-climbing lions; altogether, big, buffaloes already stand under trees with hippos, leopards with a portly crowd of bird species. This 5-day adventure is equally set to mix game drive tours, boat cruises, and cultural activities, as you witness the natural rhythm of life along the wild. Watching the sparkling waters of Kazinga Channel, the picturesque explosion craters, and tracing the illusive chimps of Kyambura Gorge concoct your view of Uganda in unparalleled splendor. Tour Overview The 5 Days Queen Elizabeth Safari begins in Kampala or Entebbe and winds through the beautiful countryside of Western Uganda. You will pass tea plantations, crater lakes, and dense tropical forests before reaching Queen Elizabeth National Park. Interesting game drives await you in Kasenyi Plain, cruising along Kazinga Channel full of hippos and crocodiles, and chimpanzee tracking in Kyambura Gorge. This safari promises an even mix of adventure, leisure, and relations with Nature, designed both for new visitors and seasoned tourists. Accommodation Some hotels are available at Queen Elizabeth National Park suited for every kind of traveler. Luxury: Mweya Safari Lodge, Kyambura Gorge Lodge Midrange: Enganzi Game Lodge, Elephant Hab Lodge Budget: Pumba Safari Cottages, The Bush Lodge Each accommodation provides breathtaking views over the park and landscapes, warm hospitality, and the ideal seductive calm to unwind after exhilarating game drives. Safari Highlights Scenic drive along the western Uganda countryside Game drives at Kasenyi Plains and Ishasha Sector Boat cruise on Kazinga Channel Chimpanzee trekking in Kyambura Gorge Rwenzori Mountains and volcanic craters viewing Cultural interaction with local communities Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Transfer from Kampala to Queen Elizabeth National Park Your safari begins with an early morning departure from Kampala or Entebbe. While journeying west, you travel through rolling hills dotted with traditional homesteads and lush green tea plantations near Fort Portal. A lunch stop will be made here before continuing to Queen Elizabeth National Park, entering via the crater-lake area with panoramic views of the Rift Valley escarpment. Arriving at the lodge would ensure a peaceful evening and dinner under the African sky. Accommodation: Enganzi Game Lodge / Mweya Safari Lodge Day 2: Morning Game Drive and Afternoon Boat Cruise Suspended by the singing of the wild! After breakfast, a morning game drive will follow in the Kasenyi Plains, where herds of Uganda kob, elephants, and buffalo enjoy the finest golden light. Do keep in mind the park’s famous lions and the secretive leopards as they prowl through the tall grass. After lunch, depart for a relaxing two-hour boat cruise along Kazinga Channel, the natural waterway that connects Lake George and Lake Edward. This is amongst the most memorable experiences of the park—iyour cruise will see you sighing along with hippos yawning underwater, crocodiles basking in the sun, and hundreds of water birds painting the sky. Retreat to the lodge for dinner and a never-to-forget serene overnight stay. Accommodation: Elephant Hab Lodge / The Bush Lodge Day 3: Chimpanzee Tracking in Kyambura Gorge After breakfast, start your exciting chimpanzee trekking activity in Kyambura Gorge, or “Valley of Apes.” The gorge, verdantly covered with tropical forests, harbors a small group of habituated chimpanzees. Tracking their echoes through the forest, your ranger will also acquaint you with other primates like the black-and-white colobus monkeys and the red-tailed monkeys, apart from a variety of birdlife. In the afternoon, enjoy a scenic drive through the crater lakes region, where ancient volcanic explosions have created amazing scenery of shining waters and gently rolling hills. Return to the lodge to have a calm evening sitting around a campfire. Accommodation: Enganzi Game Lodge/Kyambura Gorge Lodge Day 4: Ishasha Sector- Tree-Lions Today, we head for the Ishasha Sector, the most southerly part of Queen Elizabeth National Park, well known for its bizarre tree-climbing lions. Watch in awe as the majestic predators patrol the air on fig tree branches, glancing at prey on the plains. The plains are also home to herds of topis, elephants, and buffaloes. Enjoy a hearty picnic lunch in the wilderness amid this serene part of the park before setting off for a drive back to your lodge in the late afternoon. Accommodation: Ishasha Wilderness Camp / Pumba Safari Cottages Day 5: Morning Game Drive & Departure to Kampala Post-breakfast, embark on one last early morning game drive to catch anything missed on sightings of wildlife. With your camera full of beautiful memories, begin your journey back to Kampala, stopping en route for lunch. Evening arrival marks the end of an awe-inspiring five-day safari through Uganda’s wilderness. Why Opt for the 5 Days Queen Elizabeth Safari? Essentially for tourists who have a tight schedule but want to have the true African adventure, this safari promises wild encounters, beautiful natural sceneries, and cultural experiences: all in one beautiful journey. Whether you’re a photographer for wildlife, nature, or even just a nature enthusiast looking for some sort of escape, Queen Elizabeth National Park provides a one-off experience that will always be cherished. It is an expression of the Ugandan spirit—the land of endless discovery—that is captured in the 5 Days Queen Elizabeth Safari. From the roar of the lion across the Kasenyi plains to the giggles and chortles of the chimpanzees in Kyambura Gorge, every moment connects you in the magical rhythm of nature. As you leave, you do not take away just memories but the very spirit of Africa.
3 Days Queen Elizabeth Safari
An Odyssey of Wild Wonders: Your 3-Day Safari in Queen Elizabeth A 3-day safari is not merely a trip; it is a folktale in brief-a journey deep into the heart of one of the continent’s most biodiverse sanctuaries. It is to give patrons an opportunity to witness nature’s theatre, where life evolves and presents itself against a canvas of crater lakes, open savannah, and the winding Kazinga channel. Overview: A Tapestry of Ecosystems Ranked as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, much could be said regarding the ecological importance of Queen Elizabeth National Park. The park extends to nearly 2,000 square kilometers, amidst which there exists a great variety of habitats. Imagine a land in which open savannah from the Kasenyi plains melts into the dense papyrus swamps of Lake Katwe, with high-covered rainforests surrounding the crater lakes teeming with flamingos and vast channels connecting two big lakes filled with life. Such diversity is the greatest strength of the park and hence supports a phenomenal assortment of wildlife comprising tree-climbing lions, extensive herds of elephants, solitary leopards, and over 600 species of birds. A 3-day safari is well-drawn to give you an all-encompassing smell of the richness, mixing iconic game drives with extraordinary aquatic escapades and cultural experiences. Tours & Activities: The Pillars of the Adventure A few central experiences will lay the foundation of your journey: Game Drives: The classical access to a safari. Setting off from dawn or dusk in a 4×4 vehicle, you have the basic charm of traversing the park’s tracks in search of charismatic megafauna. The thrill that builds up before the appearance of a herd of buffalo cresting a hill, or an elephant family crossing your path, or a lion being spotted up in a rare fig tree is priceless. Boat Cruise on the Kazinga Channel: For many visitors, this two-hour trip is rhythmically alive to the fullest. Hippos grunt and jostle for space, huge Nile crocodiles bask on the banks, and hundreds of elephants, buffalo, and antelope come down to the water’s edge for a drink. The birdlife here is a tremendous show, from majestic fish eagles to colourful kingfishers. Social & Cultural Encounters: A safari is about people as much as it is about animals. Visits to local communities such as the Kikorongo Women’s Group or the Katwe Salt Lake Village give humbling and inspiring insights into the lives of people who coexist with wilderness. Accommodation: From Rustic Charm to Refined Luxury Your home in the wild consists of anything genuinely rustic to almost luxurious, so there is something for every traveler. Budget/Lodge: Simple lodges such as Bush Lodge or Ishasha Jungle Lodge provide en-suite bandas and tents at the park’s edge where the falling asleep to the sounds of hippos and hyenas is an experience in itself. Mid-Range: Lodges such as Mweya Safari Lodge or Kyambura Gorge Lodge offer fine value for money with stunning locations, swimming pools, good food, and good service. Mweya has a magnificent 360-degree view from the peninsula. Ultimate Luxury: For that final bit of indulgence, one must consider Kyambura Gorge Lodge by Volcanoes Safaris or Elephant Plains Lodge. Incredibly elegant and extraordinary, such lodges have private decks providing stunning views, offering gourmet cuisine, and going that extra mile to deliver impeccable service to transform the safari into a truly luxurious and decadent escape. Highlights: Moments That Define the Journey The Tree-Climbing Lions of Ishasha: Seeing these majestic predators, who are normally bound to the ground, hang out lazily on the branches of ancient fig trees is surreal and unforgettable. The Hippo Havens of Kazinga: Witnessing the sheer numbers of hippos, with enormous bodies submerged to the ears and eyes just above them, brings to mind the raw, untamed power of nature. The Elephant Parade: It is a deeply humbling and moving experience watching multi-generational herds of elephants with tiny calves and huge matriarchs silently gliding through the savannah. The Avian Symphony: With one of the highest bird species lists of any national park in the world, a flash of colour and a chorus of birdsong mark every moment. A Detailed 3-Day Itinerary: Your Path to Wonder DAY ONE: THE GRAND ENTRANCE AND THE CHANNEL OF LIFE Thus your adventure begins, leaving behind the city buzzing of Kampala or the serene calm of Entebbe to the western side. It is a scenic overture through lush green countryside with colourful local towns. Lunch at Fort Portal with a view of the legendary “Mountains of the Moon,” the Rwenzoris, and then downward into the Albertine Rift Valley. The landscape morphs, and with it, out come the great flat-topped acacias of the African savanna. The entrance into QE National Park awakens my senses to the new environment. The smell in the air was of fine dust carried by the wind, mixed with the aroma of wild sage. Far away along the dusty track, there could have been a grunt from the great buffalo or an alarm call from a bird signifying that the predators were on the move. Upon arrival, you will be guided into your lodging with a promise of warm hospitality and a refreshing drink. After a brief pause, the clock strikes for the first major event: the Afternoon Boat Cruise along the Kazinga Channel. As your boat pulls away from the jetty, your perch upon the shoreline starts rendering an entirely different picture. Hundreds of hippos wallow in pods, their nearly comical grunts belying their dangerous nature. Buffalo stand at the banks as if on parade, and there, the elephants come into view. They drink and spray water upon themselves while socializing, and you get an intimate look into their multi-dimensional lives. The sunset over the channel, soaking the sky with strokes of orange and purple, is an episode of pure unadulterated magic. Returning to the lodge for a scrumptious dinner will offer a chance to share your tales under a blanket of scintillating stars. Day 2: Dawn Hunters and Cultural Pulses One is graciously afforded the early-morning wake-up call upon rising: courier of choice or chore. The cool morning air drips with opportunity as you embark on your Morning Game Drive across the Kasenyi Plains. This is predator hour; stretched shadows long from the slant of the sun provide glories for photographers. Meanwhile, your guide will be carefully scanning the terrain for even the attack of a vibration. Might you see the kob antelope having berserk territorial combats? Or spend rankle watching a stealthy leopard creeping back from a night hunt? Or might it be an exasperating search for a pride of lions resting in thick grass after brief feeding? Thrilling chasing, search itself, is intoxicating. Back to the lodge for a full breakfast and maybe a siesta at the pool. With the afternoon, focus shifts from wildlife to man. Out there, you will visit a local community project. The Katwe Salt Lake Village Tour is a humbling experience witnessing the primitive and hard salt mining procedures that have kept families for generations. Or, it is inspiring to interact with the Kikorongo Women’s Group: watch them turn everyday materials into gorgeous decorations and be moved by their lively traditional dances. This bond adds a rich human side to your wilderness experience. Day 3: The Southern Realm and Departure After breakfast, you should check out and begin the journey south, towards the legendary Ishaasha Sector. The landscape here is different; larger tracts of forest exist in more density. Your mission: to find the famous tree-climbing lions. It is a task that requires some patience and some luck. Driving through the woods slowly, you scan the canopy. And then, you find them: a magnificent lion, or perhaps an entire pride, lounging there, high above the ground on wide boughs of a sycamore fig tree. This is a behaviour unique to these lions, a sight that defies expectation and leaves you awestruck. After protecting this final breathtaking memory, your journey begins back toward Entebbe, with a lunch stop along the way. More than photographs are anything but a heavy load; you carry the echo of the lion’s roar, the memory of a thousand hippos grunting together, the silence accompanying a beautiful savannah sunset, and the strength of the local people. You carry the spirit of Queen Elizabeth, a weak reminder that these wild places untamed still exist, just waiting to awaken every adventurer within us.
15 Days Best of Uganda Safari
15 Days Best of Uganda Safari Adventure Uganda is popularly considered the “Pearl of Africa” for its spectacular scenery, diverse wildlife, rich cultural heritage, and immensely warm-hearted population. Going for a 15-day Best of Uganda Safari offers a whole gamut of experiences ranging from gorilla trekking, chimpanzee encounters, and wildlife encounters on the savannah, to bird watching, cultural interaction, and visual feasting of Uganda’s grandeur landscapes. This itinerary is well thought out for travelers who desire a full experience of Uganda’s charm-from the thick rainforests through the great River Nile towards the snow-clad Rwenzori ranges, all the way to the endless plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park. One can walk through the top Uganda attractions: mountain gorillas at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, chimpanzees at Kibale Forest, tree-climbing lions of Ishasha, huge wildlife of Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Parks, and the unique sights of Lake Bunyonyi. This is a blend of adventure, relaxation, culture, and discovery, making it probably one of the finest complete safaris one can have in East Africa. Tours The 15 Days Best of Uganda Safari combines the best of separate tours into one nuance-filled adventure: Wildlife Tours: Game drives at Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth, Lake Mburo, and Kidepo Valley National Parks. Primate Tours: Gorilla trekking in Bwindi, chimpanzee tracking in Kibale, and golden monkey sightings in Mgahinga. Adventure Tours: White-water rafting on the Nile, hiking, and nature walks in various reserves. Birding Tours: Spot shoebill storks, African fish eagles, turacos, and hundreds of other endemic species. Cultural Tours: Visiting local communities, Batwa pygmies, and traditional homesteads of Uganda for a true cultural exchange. Relaxation Tours: Peaceful boat cruises along the Nile, Lake Victoria, Lake Bunyonyi, and Kazinga Channel. Accommodation Accommodations throughout the safari have been selected with great care to afford you comfort, an authentic African charisma, and close proximity to major attractions. You may opt for mid-range lodges, luxury safari camps, or even eco-lodges set in beautiful scenic surroundings. Murchison Falls: Paraa Safari Lodge, Murchison River Lodge, or Pakuba Safari Lodge. Kibale Forest: Primate Lodge Kibale or Chimpanzee Forest Guest House. Queen Elizabeth: Mweya Safari Lodge, Kasenyi Safari Camp, or Elephant Plains Lodge. Bwindi Impenetrable: Buhoma Lodge, Mahogany Springs Lodge, or Gorilla Forest Camp. Lake Bunyonyi: BirdNest Resort or Arcadia Cottages. Lake Mburo: Mihingo Lodge or Rwakobo Rock. Kampala/Entebbe: Serena Kampala Hotel or Latitude 0°. The lodges offer a hybrid of luxurious and eco-friendly hospitality, ensuring that your nights are as magical as your days of safari. The Highlights Exciting gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale Forest and Budongo Forest. Game drives to see elephants, lions, leopards, giraffes, buffaloes, and antelopes. Talks about Murchison Falls: The World’s Most Powerful Waterfall. Boat cruises along the Nile and Kazinga Channel. Tree-climbing lions of the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Cultural interactions with the Batwa pygmies and other local communities. Relax and rejuvenate by the calm waters of Lake Bunyonyi. On the other hand, Jinja has some more extreme adventure kind of things to offer: white-water rafting at the Nile. Birdwatching where more than 1,000 species have been recorded. Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Arrival in Entebbe – Transfer to Kampala On arrival at Entebbe International Airport, guests are received by their guide and transferred to Kampala. If time permits, one may visit the Uganda Museum or the hustle and bustle of Kampala markets. Overnight stays at Serena Kampala Hotel or equivalent. Day 2: Kampala – Murchison Falls National Park Breakfast is followed by the drive northwest towards Murchison Falls, stopping en route at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for rhino tracking. It then proceeds to Murchison Falls National Park for an awe-inspiring view of the falls where the Nile squeezes through a narrow gorge. Dinner and overnight at Paraa Safari Lodge. Day 3: Game Drive and Nile Boat Cruise A sunrise game drive in the park’s northern sector is in order, viewing lions, elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, and antelopes. Later in the day, cruise along the Nile towards the base of Murchison Falls, watching for hippos, crocodiles, and birdlife. Overnight at Paraa Safari Lodge. Day 4: Murchison Falls – Kibale Forest National Park Departure for Murchison Falls and set south for Kibale Forest, home to over 1,500 chimpanzees. The scenic journey passes tea plantations and lush countryside. Stay overnight at Primate Lodge Kibale. Day 5: Chimpanzee Tracking in Kibale – Bigodi Wetland Walk After breakfast, go chimpanzee tracking at Kibale. Watch habituated chimp families swinging through the trees. Spend the afternoon birding and meeting the community at Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary. Overnight at Primate Lodge. Day 6: Kibale–Queen Elizabeth National Park Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park. Enjoy a game drive en route before checking into your lodge. In the evening, relax to the views of Rwenzori Mountains. Overnight at Mweya Safari Lodge. Day 7: Game drive and Kazinga Channel Boat Cruise Early morning game drive on the Kasenyi Plains, which is a home to lions, leopards, and elephants. Afternoon boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel, which is renowned for being the concentration area of hippos and crocodiles, as well as birds. Dinner and overnight at Mweya Safari Lodge. Day 8: Ishasha Sector – Tree-Climbing Lions Depart to the Ishasha sector of the park located in the south, famous for its tree-climbing lions. Spot these unusual predators sunbathing in the fig trees. Overnight at Ishasha Jungle Lodge. Day 9: Queen Elizabeth to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park Leave for Bwindi, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, and home to half of the global population of mountain gorillas. The journey itself is scenic and pleasing. Dinner and overnight at Buhoma Lodge. Day 10: Gorilla Trek in Bwindi After sweet words from the guides, the climb will take you into those rolling woods again for the once-in-a-lifetime gorilla encounter with shy giants in their natural habitat. Overnight at Buhoma Lodge. Day 11: Bwindi – Lake Bunyonyi After breakfast and boarding a transfer to Lake Bunyonyi, a gorgeous lake filled with islands, relax in canoeing, birding, and a visit to the local communities. Overnight at BirdNest Resort. […]
6 Days Uganda Safari
Six Days Uganda Safari- An Inspirational Journey into the Pearl of Africa A 6 Days Uganda Safari provides the most fulfilling and transformative journeys into the heart of Africa. Uganda, also called the “Pearl of Africa”, has beautiful landscapes, rare wildlife, and people whose hospitality is almost persuasive. This six day adventure comes with the thrill of gorilla trekking, the charm of chimpanzee tracking, savannah game drives, boat cruises, and the simultaneous beauty of Africa’s diverse ecosystems. It is not just a safari; it is a catalyst for rediscovering your sense of awe. The journey into the safari takes you beyond the savannah plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park, through the enchanted forests of Kibale and Bwindi Impengable National Park. There exist opportunities to behold Uganda’s big game and the rare occasion of extraordinary primate encounters while taking in mesmerising beauty spots. It is a carefully balanced range of accommodation with options from luxury lodges, comfortable midrange to budget accommodation, so every traveler fits themselves perfectly into the journey. By the end of six days of these wonders, you will forever cherish the memories; a silverback taking charge of his family, lions taking it easy over the savannah, haunting chimpanzee calls, or gentle cruises past hippos and elephants. This safari is for dreamers and adventurers who crave life-altering experiences. Tours included in the Safari The 6 Days Uganda Safari is a package that integrates various activities to provide the travelers with the wholesome experience. Some of the key tours include: Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park The definite highlight of this safari, with this being one of the only experiences that allow the visitor to spend an hour with mountain gorillas in the wild. Chimpanzee Tracking in Kibale Forest National Park The thrill of trekking through luxuriant rainforest in pursuit of chimpanzees: our nearest relatives of the wild. Game Drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park–Classic drives that will bring you close to lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes, antelopes, and the tree-climbing lions in Ishasha. Boat Cruise on Kazinga Channel–There is drama in this calm boat experience as the wildlife and birdlife are lined up along the shores of the water. Scenic Drives through the Pearl of Africa–From terraced hillsides to volcanic mountains, and to rolling savannah, the drive itself is an adventure. Cultural Encounters–There will be opportunities to visit local communities to learn about their way of life as well as witness and participate in their dances, crafts, and hospitality. Accommodation options The safari lodges and camps are carefully thought out to create an experience of being next to nature with modern comfort. The 6 Days Safari offers a mixed level of accommodation near the prominent parks: Kibale National Park: Anything from luxury lodges like Kyaninga Lodge, or midrange lodges like Primate Lodge, to budget choices such as Chimpanzee Guest House. Queen Elizabeth National Park: From luxury to midrange, Mweya Safari Lodge is the screamed for luxury stays; on the other hand, Pumba Safari Cottages is the only budget option available. Enganzi Game Lodge is a midrange lodge. Groupings of luxury places include Buhoma Lodge for Bwindi Impenetrable: Midrange consists of Gorilla Mist Camp. Budget accommodations include Ride 4 a Woman Guesthouse. All these accommodations are in harmony with nature and are mostly perched on hillsides with sprawling views or are located in the forest canopy to give a good wilderness feel to their clients. Highlights of the 6 Days Uganda Safari Close encounters with mountain gorillas in Bwindi- a life-changing wildlife experience. Chimp trekking in Kibale, home to over 1,500 chimps. Game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park, where one will see the elephants, lions, leopards, buffaloes, and antelopes. Tree-climbing lions of Ishasha that will steal your heart. Boat cruise on Kazinga Channel loaded with hippos, crocodiles, and migrating birds. Stunning landscape, from lush forests to crater lakes and savannah plains. A bird watcher paradise as Uganda boasts of over 1,000 bird species. Cultural immersion, mingling with the communities of Uganda and basking in their hospitality. Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Arrival in Entebbe-Welcome to Uganda Your trip, so to speak, begins once you land. Warm gestures of smile from the safari guide from Entebbe window into Uganda. From the airport, you will be driven to your hotel in Entebbe or Kampala so you can relax after having been in the air for a while. Depending on your arrival time, you might go to the Entebbe Botanical Gardens, the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre, or enjoy majestic views of Lake Victoria. Accommodation: Hotel No. 5 (luxury), Cassia Lodge (midrange), or Airport Guesthouse (budget). Day 2: Transport to Kibale Forest – Home of the Chimpanzees After breakfast, embark on scenic drive to Kibale National Park, journey approximately 5 to 6 hours long. Away lays in malarial views of rolling hills, tea plantations, and indeed crater lakes. Lunch is served en route. On arrival, check in at your lodge near the forest and relax. If time permits, take a walk with your guide through the Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary, a community-run conservation area famous for birds, monkeys, and swamp wildlife. Accommodation: Kyaninga Lodge/Primate Lodge/Chimpanzee Guest House. Day 3: Chimpanzee Tracking in Kibale and Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park The day begins with the excitement of chimpanzee tracking. Guided by experienced rangers, you will venture into the deep rainforest of Kibale in search of the chimps. The moment you see them swinging through trees, grooming themselves, or foraging for food, you will wonder why they are called our closest relatives. The trek also serves as an opportunity to spot other primate species like red colobus monkeys and grey-cheeked mangabeys. Drive southwards into Queen Elizabeth National Park after lunch. The park is very renowned for its outstanding biodiversity and scenic splendor, from savannah plains, crater lakes to volcanic features. During the evening, you may set off on a brief game drive before being checked into your lodge. Accommodation: Mweya Safari Lodge/Enganzi Game Lodge/Pumba Safari Cottages. Day 4: Game Drives and Boat Cruise in Queen Elizabeth National Park Start the day with a dawn game drive in Kasenyi plains, where lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes, and antelopes are out in the open. The crisp air, with the golden glows of the morning, makes it special. A boat cruise is scheduled for the afternoon along the Kazinga Channel, which acts as a link between Lake Edward and Lake George. Here, one can observe hippos, crocodiles, elephants, and a fabulous variety of birds. By bringing you close to wildlife sightings, it is an excellent opportunity for photography. Return to the lodge for dinner under the African skies. Accommodation options: Mweya Safari Lodge / Enganzi Game Lodge / Pumba Safari Cottages. Day 5: Ishasha Game Drive – Transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park Today, the safari takes you to the southern section of Queen Elizabeth National Park, Ishasha, famous for its tree-climbing lions. If fortunate, you will see the magnificent animals just lazily sitting on the branches of fig trees, an idiosyncratic behavior for that area. Spend some hours driving beautiful scenery to get to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a site declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and harboring more than half of the mountain gorillas left in the wild. Arrive at the lodge, either within the forest or enjoying the serenity close to it, to share the build-up excitement for the gorilla trekking that awaits you the next day. Accommodation: Buhoma Lodge / Gorilla Mist Camp / Ride 4 a Woman Guesthouse. Day 6: Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi and Return to Entebbe Today is the pinnacle of your safari: gorilla trekking in Bwindi! Depart early-time keeping in mind your belly empty, park rangers will conduct a briefing before setting off into the thick jungle. The trek lasts between 2 and 6 hours, depending on where the gorilla family is located, but it is worth every second. That giant silverback standing just a few metres away while baby gorillas frolic is probably one of the privileges that life offers. Lunch will be had after the gorilla trek at the lodge, from where you will depart to Entebbe or Kampala in the evening. Depending on your onward arrangements, you may spend the night in Entebbe or proceed to your outbound flight. A 6 day Uganda Safari is more than a mere holiday. It is one spiritual and emotional journey into the heart of Africa. From the savannahs abounding with wildlife and the rainforest calling with the cries of primates in the distance, Uganda gives you a safari different from any other. If you ever look into gorilla eyes or watch chimpanzees interact, there is probably no turning back to how you regard the natural world. […]