You are invited to join this jam-packed safari that will cover Lake Bunyonyi, Bwindi Impenetrable NP, Kibale NP, Queen Elizabeth NP, and Murchison Falls NP as quickly as possible. During this brief journey, you will get the chance to see animals and go on chimpanzee and gorilla trekking. To enable safe cross-border travel, get an East African tourist visa online from the Uganda Immigration website. The visa is valid for all entry into Uganda and Rwanda.

Day 1: Entebbe – Rhino Trekking, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary – Murchison Falls NP.

Your driver-guide will receive you after breakfast at your Entebbe hotel. After the safari briefing, leave Kampala and proceed north via Luweero and Masindi to Murchison Falls National Park. Explore traditional farms and villages before rhino trekking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary & Wildlife Ranch.

Visit Masindi for lunch and refueling. Next, stop to Murchison Falls, where the Nile plunges 45m over a 7-meter canyon. Many beautiful perspectives are excellent, but the falls are the best. Murray Falls National Park’s most impressive falls are a highlight. Then go to the lodge. Pakuba Safari Lodge or similar overnight.
Accommodation: Pakuba Safari Lodge

Day 2: Game Drive Safari & Boat Launch Safari Murchison Falls NP.

Explorers might start their day with an early game drive on the peninsula between Victoria and Lake Albert Nile after a delicious breakfast. Wildlife is most abundant at Murchison Falls. Stunning boat ride to the foot of Murchison Falls after lunch. The ground shakes at one of the world’s most powerful natural water falls as crocodiles bask in the sun with their massive jaws before returning to the lodge. Pakuba Safari Lodge or similar overnight.
Accommodation: Pakuba Safari Lodge

Day 3: Murchison Falls NP – Kibale NP Home of Chimps.

A trip to Kibale Forest National Park will come after a leisurely breakfast. This journey, which passes through the western rift valley floor and escarpments, tea and sugarcane farms, and the verdant scenery that defines so much of Uganda, is breathtakingly beautiful. More than thirteen monkey species call Kibale National Park home, and you’re likely to see the majority of them while you’re there. Spend the night at a place like Chimpanzee Forest Lodge.
Accommodation: Chimpanzee Forest Lodge

Day 4: Chimpanzee Trekking, Kibale NP – Queen Elizabeth NP.

Uganda chimpanzee hiking lets you see a group’s regular activities. Observe chimpanzees searching for fruits and vocalizing on the forest floor with Kibale reserve researchers and rangers. Follow them for an hour to see their whole conduct. You will hike chimpanzees without altering their habitat with the Uganda Wildlife Authority. One of your safari’s highlights! A journey to Queen Elizabeth National Park and an afternoon boat trip Safari are next. Bush Lodge or similar overnight.
Accommodation: The Bush Lodge (Banda)

Day 5: Queen Elizabeth NP – Bwindi Impenetrable NP.

After an early morning meal, start your trip to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park with a halt at Ishasha Sector for a wildlife drive. This area of Queen Elizabeth National Park is well-known for its tree-climbing lions. Spend the night at a place like Gorilla Mist Camp.
Accommodation: Gorilla Mist Camp

Day 6: Gorilla Trekking, Bwindi Impenetrable NP – Lake Bunyonyi.

Transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park ranger station after breakfast. Start your trip in the gorilla sanctuary after a ranger briefing. This jungle is stunning. Tourists may approach the densely wooded region by animal routes.

Gorilla motions affect time and terrain. Seeing these gentle, endangered giants is an unforgettable experience. Many consider it a unique and moving chance. After the day, transfer to Bunyonyi Lake. Lake Bunyonyi Rock Resort or similar overnight.
Accommodation: Lake Bunyonyi Rock Resort

Day 7: Lake Bunyonyi, Uganda – Kigali, Rwanda.

After a leisurely breakfast, you will be transferred back to Kigali. Your driving guide will give you instructions on where to leave off your vehicle when you arrive in Kigali, Rwanda, either at your hotel or at the airport, depending on when you want to depart. Stop.

End of tour