• Day 1

  Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park

  You will meet your safari guide and leave Entebbe/Kampala in the morning for your Queen Elizabeth safari. The target for the day is Queen Elizabeth National park. Our first stop on the way is by the equator to get the experience of standing with one foot on either side of the southern- and northern hemisphere.

  Continue on for lunch in the town of Mbarara and then do the last part of the journey through rolling hills with tea plantations. Arrive at the lodge and enjoy a relaxed evening.

• Day 2

  Game-drive in Ishasha and Boat-cruise on Kazinga channel

  You will get up early in the morning for the adventurous drive to the Ishasha part of Queen Elizabeth National Park. In Ishasha you can see topis, buffaloes and have the highlight of searching for the tree-climbing lions resting in the fig trees.

  After finishing the game-drive head back to the main part of Queen Elizabeth National Park for the afternoon boat-cruise on Kazinga channel. During this 2 hour boat ride you have the chance of spotting hippos, crocodiles, birds and elephants by the shores of the Kazinga channel. After the boat-cruise your guide takes you back to the lodge.

• Day 3

  Drive to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park

  Have breakfast early enough drive to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, the thick home of the rare mountain gorillas. Have a community for a cultural performance and then after retire to Gorilla Safari Lodge, Gorilla Mist Camp for dinner and overnight.

• Day 4

  Bwindi Forest Gorilla Tracking Safari, Gorilla Safari in Uganda

  Bwindi Impenetrable National Park inhabits almost half of the world’s 650 mountain gorillas. Start climbing early with a tracker even though seeing gorillas depends on their day’s movements. Gorillas are naturally reserved and non-violent animals.

  And it’s a memorable and thrilling moment to watch them and possibly photograph these mild giants at a close range. Return to the camp in the evening for overnight and dinner.

• Day 5

  Leave Bwindi for Queen Elizabeth National Park

  Take breakfast and leave for Queen Elizabeth National Park going through the southern zone of the park known as Ishasha, well-known for its tree-climbing lions. This Park is a UNESCO World Biosphere with one of the highest biodiversity ratings of any game reserve in the world.

  About 100 mammal species and a significant 606 bird species like Elephants, hippos, the elusive giant forest hog and the handsome Uganda kob are accommodated there are and frequently seen. Overnight and dinner at Jacana Eco-lodge which has pleasant visitor cabins and complete facilities, Mweya safari Lodge or Institute of Ecology.

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