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Uganda Itinerary
14 Days
Safari Highlights
Murchison Falls
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
2 Treks to view the Gorillas
Queen Elizabeth National Park (Search for
Ishasha’s infamous tree climbing lions)
Walking Safari in Kibale Forest to search for
Chimpanzee in their natural habitiat
Day 1
Met on arrival in Entebbe & transferred to the Boma Guest House. O/N B&B
Day 2
Road transfer to Murchison Falls. O/N Nile Safari Lodge. F/B
Day 3
Nile Safari Lodge. F/B
Day 4
Flight transfer to Kasese. Met and transferred to Ndali Lodge. O/N, F/B
Day 5
Morning Chimp trek. Ndali Lodge, F/B
Day 6
Ishasha Wilderness Camp. (Queen Elizabeth National Park) F/B
Day 7
Ishasha Wilderness Camp. (Queen Elizabeth National Park) F/B
Day 8
Ishasha Wilderness Camp. (Queen Elizabeth National Park) F/B
Day 9
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. O/N Buhoma Lodge, F/B
Day 10
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. O/N Buhoma Lodge, F/B Gorilla Trek 1
Day 11
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. O/N Buhoma Lodge, F/B Gorilla Trek 2
Day 12
Road transfer to Lake Mburo National Park. O/N Mantana Tented Camp, F/B
Day 13
Return transfer to Entebbe. Depart of O/N Boma Guest House
Day 14
Depart
End of safari services
Notes
Day one will depend on your arrival time. If you arrive early, it is possible to depart for Masindi on the same day.
Should your flight arrive mid-day onwards, you will overnight in Entebbe. Option to enjoy the Mbamba Swamp trip in the afternoon in search for the Shoebill bird.
Murchison Falls
If you don't wish to charter a plane (it is costly) to get to Murchison Falls, then an extra full day will need to be added on in order to reach Fort Portal. By road, the drive time is roughly 10 – 12 hours direct.
Should you charter a plane, you will be met by a guide in Kasese and continue the journey.
Same can apply for the final day – other words you have a choice of driving back or chartering a plane.
Ngamba Island Chimp Sanctuary
Enjoy a half-day, full-day or overnight excursion.
Please contact us for this tour price and other details
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