Tree-climbing lions may be seen here, one of the few spots on Earth, and our tour guides are quite good at finding them. Take in the splendor of Queen Elizabeth National Park while lodging on Lake George in the park itself.

Numerous animal and bird species are seen from your lodging. In the cool evening, listen to the hippos grazing and wallowing outside your lodging. This safari includes wildlife drives in the morning, throughout the day, and in the evening.

Day 1: Entebbe Airport Pick-Up.

You will be transported to your lodging after being picked up from Entebbe Airport. Since you will be departing early for your safari, you may opt to unwind or take in the sights of Kampala while enjoying a drink at one of the numerous cafés or eateries. Before embarking on your once-in-a-lifetime journey, breakfast is served in the morning and an evening dinner is served.
Accommodation: Infinity Hotel Kampala

Day 2: Kazinga Chanel.

At Kazinga Chanel, you will make a halt and start an amazing boat ride to see a variety of unique creatures and birds. Large groups of hippos sludge in the water’s shallows. Elephant herds come down to the lake’s edge to drink and play in the refreshing water. Perhaps observe lizards or crocodiles.

This is a trip of excursions for ardent bird watchers, as a wide variety of birds congregate at and near the water’s edge or observe from the trees as you glide by. Following your boat ride, you may browse a few local artisan stores before lunch. You will go to the Kasenyi Lake retreat and camping after lunch.

You may stay in this unusual Banda lodging and be surrounded by nature.
Before leaving at nightfall for an evening game drive where the nighttime wildlife are waking, you will spend the afternoon lounging. All of this is included by the cost.
Accommodation: Kasenyi Lake Retreat

Day 3: Queen Elizabeth Tree-Climbing Lion Expedition.

In addition to spending a few hours game-driving and seeing several of the Big Five, you will leave early to look for the tree-climbing lions. In addition to the tree-climbing lions, you could be fortunate enough to see leopards, buffalos, elephants, and other animals.

A cultural excursion to local artisan stores followed by a visit to the salt lakes, where you may discover how salt is made and perhaps see flamingos. After eating back at the camp, you’ll go on another game drive.
Accommodation: Kasenyi Lake Retreat

Day 4: Queen Elizabeth National Park.

You will leave the national park to get to Lake Mburo after going on an early morning wildlife drive. Along with a variety of other species, giraffes may be seen here. It’s a drive of many hours. If anything catches your eye while traveling, you will stop to eat.
Accommodation: Kasenyi Lake Retreat

Day 5: Lake Mburo National Park.

A wonderful day will be spent exploring Lake Mburo National Park and its attractions. To see the animals, you’ll take another boat journey. After that, you’ll return to a lovely Ugandan lunch by the lake. You may see the activities of the African bush and stroll among zebras and giraffes here.
Accommodation: Hyena Hill Lodge

Day 6: Lake Mburo National Park.

Before heading back to the restaurant for breakfast, you will wake early to see the sun rise over the bush and go on your last game drive. You will prepare to travel back to Kampala after breakfast. Before spending the night in Kampala, we will take you on a leisurely drive across the Ugandan countryside, stopping to see tiny villages and busy cities.
Accommodation: Hyena Hill Lodge

Day 7: Kampala.

You will spend the day unwinding before heading back to the airport, depending on when your transport is scheduled. You may relax at your hotel or see some of Kampala’s sights before heading to Entebbe. You can be sure, however, that you won’t want to leave this enchanted nation—the gem of Africa.

End of tour.