7 Days Uganda Primates and Queen Elizabeth Safari

Day 1: Transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable NP

1. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
   8h · Admission ticket included
   In the morning at 8am we pick you up at your hotel and start driving to Southwestern Uganda to the Home of mountain Gorillas
   On the way we will make a stop at the Uganda Equator and take some photos, some craft shopping, and grab some food.

Day 2: Gorilla Trekking

1. 5h · Admission ticket included
   The moment you've been waiting for has finally
   arrived: this is when your Ugandan Gorilla adventure begins.
   After a few brief formalities and an introduction to
   your ranger guide, you will move to the forest and
   begin to discover all of the amazing Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
   
   Morning
   Transfer to Bwindi, Bwindi Impenetrable
   National Park
   Viewed as you approach the park boundary, the
   forested mountainsides of Bwindi Impenetrable
   National Park stands in magnificent contrast to the
   surrounding cultivated hills. Once inside the park,
   expect a sensory overload of sounds, smells and
   sights you could only experience in a pristine African
   jungle. Even without any wildlife, Bwindi would be an
   amazing place to visit, but the presence of a diverse
   forest fauna – most notably the endangered
   mountain gorilla but also 10 other primate and 350
   bird species – has made this Unesco World Heritage
   Site one of Africa's undisputed top destinations.
   Enjoy.

Day 3: Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park

1. Queen Elizabeth National Park
   5h
   In the morning at 8am, we embark to Queen Elizabeth NP after breakfast.
   Set on the Rift Valley floor in view of the snow
   capped Rwenzori peaks, Queen Elizabeth National
   Park offers plenty of variety to safari Goers. On the
   Kasenyi and Ishasha Plains, large herds of Uganda
   Kob, the national antelope, stand on constant
   guard for the lions that feed on them. Lakes
   Edward and George, together with the connecting
   Kazinga Channel, support around 5,000 hippos
   and an abundance of waterbirds, as well as being
   a magnet for thirsty elephant and buffalo herds.
2. Queen Elizabeth National Park
   2h
   On arrival to your lodge, you check in refresh, lunch and later head out. You'll love the warm light and cooler temperatures
   as we take you out to explore on your evening
   game drive. This time of day is when both
   predators and prey are most active and it can feel
   as though anything could happen at any moment.
   This is when you'll most enjoy being on safari.

Day 4: Early morning Game drive and Boat ride

1. Queen Elizabeth National Park
   5h · Admission ticket included
   Put on some warm clothes and enjoy an early
   morning game drive. This is the perfect time to
   experience the wildlife and the landscapes they
   inhabit. The light is soft and warm – perfect for
   photography – and most animals are out and
   about, and active. If you’re not an early riser, you’ll
   definitely want to make an exception here.
   
   Boat trips on the Kazinga Channel are a wildlife
   viewing highlight of Queen Elizabeth National Park.
   Cruise past pods of grunting hippos, watch
   elephants and buffalo come down to drink, enjoy
   flocks of pelican and other aquatic birds, catch a
   glimpse of the snow-capped Rwenzori peaks, and
   keep an eye open for the giant forest hog, a local
   specialty.

Day 5: Town visit and transfer to Kibale National Park

1. Fort Portal
   5h
   In the morning after breakfast, we checkout and head out. We visit the historic small town of Fort Portal,
   which stands in a fertile region of jungle-fringed
   crater lakes and terraced tea plantations in the
   northeast foothills of the snowcapped Rwenzori
   Mountains.
   After the city tour, we drive to Kibale national park Home of highest diversity primates the main ones Chimpanzees

Day 6: Chimpanzees trekking

1. Kibale Forest National Park
   3m · Admission ticket included
   In the morning after breakfast at 7am, we drive to the park briefing site ad later you head in the forest with Rangers for the Chimpanzee Experience
   Set on fertile volcanic soils studded with beautiful
   crater lakes, Kibale National Park protects a
   766km² tract of mid-altitude rainforest extending
   northwards from Queen Elizabeth National Park.
   Here, you can look forward to seeing a wide variety
   of monkeys, birds and butterflies, but the star
   attraction is a 1,000-strong population of
   chimpanzees, and their hysterical pant-hoot
   vocalizations, which carry deep into the forest Interior.
2. Bigodi Wetlands Sanctuary
   2h · Admission ticket included
   Home to some of Uganda's top bird guides,
   Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary offers you a
   good chance of seeing up to five types of
   monkey and countless different birds.
   this project benefits the local

Day 7: Transfer to Kampala

1. Kampala
   6h
   In the morning after breakfast, we check out of the room and transfer to Kampala or Entebbe to your lodge.
   We have no doubt that you have enjoyed an
   incredible safari in Uganda, but sadly it now comes
   to an end. We wish you a safe onward journey and
   look forward to seeing you again next time you go
   on safari.
   Webaale Nyo!

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels