Overview

Reference Number #2023-0033.1

8 Days / 7 Nights

Tour for Mr. Subhra - 3 Adults

Uganda Gorilla and Chimp Trek Safari

Uganda

Total Price: USD $6,360.00

Created by Atibu Saidi - Njia African Adventures

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Created by Atibu Saidi - Njia African Adventures

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Uganda

Start Point: Entebbe International Airport

Day 1 March 23, 2024

Entebbe ViaVia Uganda Entebbe

Day 2 March 24, 2024

Kibale NP The Bush Lodge (Tent)

Day 3 - 4 March 25–26, 2024

Queen Elizabeth NP The Bush Lodge (Tent)

Day 5 - 6 March 27–28, 2024

Bwindi Impenetrable NP Buhoma Community Rest Camp

Day 7 March 29, 2024

Lake Mburo NP Eagle's Nest Camp

Day 8 March 30, 2024

Entebbe International Airport (No accommodation)

End Point: Entebbe International Airport

Day 1 Saturday, March 23, 2024

Entebbe

Your Ugandan safari starts here and now. With all of the incredible wildlife that this country has to offer, we know that you're keen to get started. And as soon as we introduce you to your guide and answer your questions, we'll get you out there exploring.

Set on the Lake Victoria shore 40km south of the capital Kampala, Entebbe provides a rewarding introduction to Uganda for wildlife enthusiasts. Colobus and vervet monkeys swing through the jungle-like suburbia, while a dazzling birdlife includes colorful turacos, chattering plantain-eaters and majestic fish eagles.

Activities Day 1

You will be transferred from the airport in Entebbe International Airport.

Early Morning

Early this morning in Entebbe Botanical Garden you will be met by one of our company representatives. They will greet you and get you ready to begin your journey with us.

Accommodation Day 1

ViaVia Uganda Entebbe

Guest house

When you stay at ViaVia Uganda Entebbe in Entebbe, you're well-placed for experiencing all of the area's attractions. The guest house's facilities include A swimming pool, a wildlife viewing deck and a bar.

Day 2 Sunday, March 24, 2024

Kibale National Park

Kibale National Park is best known for its population of around 1,000 chimpanzees, man's closest genetic relative. The park is home to a dozen other primate species, including Uganda mangabey, a type of monkey that is unique to Uganda and difficult to see anywhere other than Kibale. It supports a dazzling forest birdlife, with 370 species recorded, ranging from the outrageously colorful great blue turaco to the secretive green-breasted pitta.

Activities Day 2

Early Morning

Early this morning we'll serve you breakfast, which is always one of the most enjoyable meals while on safari.

Rest of Day

Transfer by Road, Entebbe via Kibale National Park to Queen Elizabeth National Park

Evening

Relax and generally take it easy to allow yourself to both process and recover from all of the excitement that you’ve enjoyed on your safari so far.

Accommodation Day 2

The Bush Lodge (Tent)

Camping

Listen out for the grunting of hippos and chattering of birds from your comfortable tented accommodation at The Bush Lodge. This aptly named lodge stands on the thicketed south bank of the Kazinga Channel, directly opposite Queen Elizabeth National Park, where it is often visited by elephants, buffalos, giant forest hogs, monkeys and other wildlife.

Day 3 Monday, March 25, 2024

Queen Elizabeth National Park

Extending across a well-watered 1,978km² stretch of the Rift Valley floor, Queen Elizabeth National Park packs in a biodiversity that would be the envy of many far larger African conservation areas. Wildlife viewing is excellent. You can be confident of seeing hippo, elephant, buffalo, warthog and a variety of grazers including the handsome Uganda kob, which is the national antelope. This is also the most reliable park in Uganda for lions, the best place anywhere in Africa to look for the massive giant forest hog, and it boasts an astonishing checklist of 610 bird species, ranging from pelicans and flamingos to a host of colorful weavers and sunbirds.

Chimp Trekking, Kibale National Park

There is something about chimpanzees that makes them one of the greatest safari prizes of all. We'll take you trekking through the forest to spend time with them and enjoy an encounter that you'll never forget.

Evening Game Drive, Queen Elizabeth National Park

Going on an evening game drive is one of the highlights of any safari. This is when temperatures cool, the light becomes softer and the wildlife begins to get active. Not only will you be out when the light is best for taking photos, but it's also one of the best times of day for seeing the animals.

Activities Day 3

Early Morning

Sit down and relax early this morning while we serve you breakfast.

Morning & Afternoon

Trek through the forest in Queen Elizabeth National Park looking for chimps. When we find them, you'll have the special privilege of spending time in their presence.

Rest of Day

Transfer by Road, Maramagambo Forest to Queen Elizabeth National Park

Evening

Evening Game Drive, Queen Elizabeth National Park

Night

Tonight we'll be serving you a dinner to remember.

Accommodation Day 3

The Bush Lodge (Tent)

Camping Inside Queen Elizabeth National Park

We think you'll enjoy the immersive safari atmosphere at The Bush Lodge, with its attractive wilderness location on the well-wooded south bank of the Kazinga Channel. There's plenty of wildlife around, most conspicuously elephants and hippos, while the dining tent offers views across the channel towards the lofty glacial peaks of the Rwenzori Mountains.

Day 4 Tuesday, March 26, 2024

Queen Elizabeth National Park

Back in Queen Elizabeth National Park, you get the opportunity to look for some of the wildlife you missed first time around.

Bush Breakfast

We'll take you out into the wilds for a wonderful breakfast in the open air. We choose the location carefully, both for its beautiful views and to make sure there are no dangerous animals around! It's a wonderful experience.

Early Morning Game Drive, Queen Elizabeth National Park

Imagine being out in the soft, early morning light, wrapped in a blanket, just as the animals emerge from their night’s rest or from the shadows of their nighttime adventures. The world feels fresh and new on an early morning game drive, the sun has yet to beat down upon the earth, and it may end up being your favorite time to be out on safari.

Boat Trip, Kazinga Channel

Boat trips on the Kazinga Channel are a wildlife-viewing highlight of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Cruise past pods of grunting hippos, watch elephants and buffalo come down to drink, enjoy flocks of pelican and other aquatic birds, catch a glimpse of the snow-capped Rwenzori peaks, and keep an eye open for the giant forest hog, a local specialty.