Arrive at Entebbe Airport. Your guide will be there waiting for you.

Pick up and proceed to your accommodation. Stay at k hotel/Entebbe guest house or Carp Diem (midrange)

Transfer to Murchison Falls National Park. In Murchison Falls we visit the top of the falls if time allows. On our way, we visit the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. This is the only place in Uganda where you can see the white Rhino

Murchison Falls is one of the most beautiful national parks in Uganda. One of the main attractions is the Nile, with the spectacular Murchison Falls, where the whole Nile is forced through a narrow gorge and falls 60 meters. Expect to see elephants, giraffes, lions, hippos, crocodiles, buffaloes, and maybe leopards. Stay at Fort Murchison tented rooms or bandas (budget) or Pakuba Lodge. Early morning game drive in this beautiful national park. Afternoon boat rides on the Victoria Nile up to the bottom of the falls. The boat is the perfect platform to see and photograph many 

Early morning game drive or a boat trip on the Nile to the delta into Lake Albert or visit Budongo Forest for a jungle walk. In the afternoon we drive to Hoima town/portal

After breakfast, we drive to Kibale Forest. You can make a walk around the lodge in the afternoon. During this walk, it is possible to see monkeys and birds. It is also possible to make a night walk through the forest to see the animals of the night, like bush babies (both activities optional)Kibale Forest is a spectacular jungle, with 13 primate species! Including chimps, baboons, black and white colobus, red colobus, grey-cheeked mangabey, and Lhotse monkeys. Stay at Boulevard Excelsior Guest house/Rwenzori view and chimpanzee guest house.

Chimpanzee tracking in the morning or in the afternoon. For people interested in primates and birds and willing to make another walk we can make a community walk in the Bigodi Chimpanzee tracking in the morning or in the afternoon. For people interested in primates and birds and willing to make another walk we can make a community walk in the Bigodi 

Transfer to the Queen Elizabeth National Park. On our way, we pass the equator where we will make a stop. Game drive in the afternoon.

Queen Elizabeth National Park is one of the best places in Uganda to see lions. Expect to see elephants, lions, many hippos, crocodiles, buffaloes, and maybe leopards. Stay at Bush Lodge tented rooms (budget), bandas (midrange)

Game drive in the morning. Boat trip on the Kazinga  Channel in the afternoon.

The Kazinga Channel is one of the highlights of Uganda and has the highest concentration of hippos in the world.

After breakfast, we drive through Queen Elizabeth National Park to the Ishasha sector in the South. Game drive in the afternoon in search of the tree-climbing lions.

In Ishasha there are 4 prides of lions that climb the trees daily. Unique in the world! The other attraction of Ishasha is the Topi, not found anywhere else in this National Park.

Today we drive to Bwindi Impenetrable. On our way, we pass through interesting villages and have some breathtaking views of the mountains.

Bwindi Impenetrable is a unique jungle, with many monkey species. Bwindi is one of the two places in the world where you can find Mountain Gorillas!

Driving time depends on which area in Bwindi we’ll decide to stay at Rushaga gorilla camp (midrange)/Broadbill camp (budget)/Ruhija gorilla resort.      

Gorilla tracking!!! Early morning departure with your ranger to search for one of the world’s most interesting and endangered animals, the Mountain Gorilla! You will spend one hour with one of our closest relatives. An experience you will never forget.

Optional activities for today: make a nature walk through the national park, go for a primate or bird watching walk, or visit the local people or pygmies. It is also possible to do a second gorilla tracking on this day.

Afterward, transfer to Lake Bunyonyi.

Lake Bunyonyi is the deepest and most beautiful lake in Uganda. We sleep on one of the beautiful islands. Overland resort

Possible activities for today: make a nature walk, go for a birding walk, go for canoeing, take a swim, or visit the local community (all activities optional).