Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe Airport

Upon your arrival in Entebbe, a company representative will warmly welcome you and transfer you to your hotel for an overnight stay to begin your Uganda Adventure and Cultural Discovery Safari.

Optional Activity: Depending on your arrival time, you may have a visit to the Uganda Wildlife Education Center to learn about local conservation efforts.

Meal Plan: Dinner | Accommodation: Papyrus Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 2: Jinja – The Adrenaline Hub

Drive east to Jinja, the adventure capital and site of the Nile’s source. Choose your thrill: Jinja White Water Rafting (Grade 3/4) or an exhilarating Source of the Nile Quad Biking session. The biking guides you through picturesque farms and villages, ensuring a cultural connection alongside the adrenaline. Optional activities. Kayaking, Bungee Jumping, or Horse Riding.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Adrift River Club | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 3: Jinja Immersion – Nile Boat Trip and Historical Tour

Enjoy a leisurely morning boat cruise to the iconic Source of the Nile monument, where the world’s longest river begins its journey. In the afternoon, dive into Jinja’s rich history on a guided city tour, stopping at the lively Farmers Market, the Uganda Railway Museum, and the Jinja Art Studio. Continue to the bustling central market, where you can meet local artisans and craft vendors. Take your time to experience “slow shopping,” soaking in the colors, stories, and rhythm of everyday Ugandan life.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Adrift River Club | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 4: To Sipi Falls – Hiking

After breakfast, depart for the eastern highlands of Mount Elgon, a region renowned for its rolling hills, lush farmland, and dramatic landscapes. Upon arrival at Sipi Falls, prepare for a moderate afternoon hike (approximately 3–3.5 hours) along the upper loop, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding plains, waterfalls, and distant peaks.

During the hike, enjoy the serene natural environment, spotting unique flora and fauna along the trails. Learn from your guide about the local geology, the three cascading waterfalls that make Sipi Falls famous, and the rich cultural heritage of the local communities living in the area.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Sipi Heritage Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 5: Sipi Falls – Kidepo National Park

A full-day scenic drive across northern Uganda to the wild, remote north. This is a journey of transition, watching the landscape morph from fertile highlands to the rugged, dry beauty of the Karamoja region. Arrive at Kidepo Valley National Park in the evening, ready for your Kidepo Valley National Park Safari.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Kidepo Savannah Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 6: Kidepo Immersion – Wildlife, Ik People and Culture

Start with a dawn Kidepo Game Safari in the Narus River Valley, seeking the famous giraffe herds, lions, and zebras against the park’s dramatic Kidepo landscapes. After lunch, take a relaxed cultural drive to an area near the Morungole Mountains to learn about the remote Ik people, their traditions, and way of life.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Kidepo Savannah Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 7: Kidepo–Murchison Falls National Park

The journey from Kidepo Valley National Park to Murchison Falls National Park takes around 6 hours, traveling through diverse landscapes. Departing Kidepo, you’ll pass the vast plains and rugged hills of the Karamojong region, offering views of traditional homesteads and the Karamojong people. Heading south to Gulu, the road transitions into farmlands and vibrant towns before continuing through scenic savannah landscapes towards Lake Albert. The journey culminates with the mighty Murchison Falls, where the Nile River crashes through a narrow gorge, creating a stunning waterfall, while the park’s wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, and lions, enriches the experience.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Fort Murchison | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 8: Murchison Falls – Safari Drive and Nile Cruise

Morning Murchison Falls game drive on the northern bank, looking for elephants, Rothschild’s giraffes, and lions. In the afternoon, take the essential Murchison Falls Boat Cruise to the bottom of the falls, a fantastic vantage point for viewing the Nile crocodiles, hippos, and the powerful cascade.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Fort Murchison | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 9: Murchison Falls – Bugoma Forest

After breakfast, set off from Murchison Falls National Park and enjoy a scenic drive through Uganda’s beautiful countryside toward Bugoma Forest Reserve. Along the way, you’ll pass rolling hills, small villages, and lush farmlands that showcase the charm of rural Uganda.

Arrive at Bugoma Forest, a hidden gem teeming with life, home to chimpanzees, black-and-white colobus monkeys, and vibrant bird species. In the afternoon, head into the forest for a guided chimpanzee trekking experience or a nature walk, immersing yourself in the peaceful atmosphere and rich biodiversity of this tropical haven.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Bugoma Jungle Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 10: Chimpanzee Tracking and Community Walk, Life Around Bugoma Forest

Begin your day with an exciting chimpanzee trek through the lush Bugoma Forest. Guided by expert trackers, follow the calls and movements of these fascinating primates as they play, feed, and interact in their natural habitat. Your visit supports vital conservation efforts protecting both the chimpanzees and their forest home.

In the afternoon, explore the nearby Nyakafunjo and Kyamujogo communities, where you’ll meet local families, learn about traditional farming and crafts, and experience Uganda’s warm hospitality. A perfect blend of wildlife, culture, and connection.

In the evening, you’ll have the chance to plant a tree in the “Every 5 Acres” project area, a vital program restoring degraded land and expanding wildlife habitat that protects biodiversity, absorbs carbon, and supports local communities for generations to come.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Bugoma Jungle Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 11: Transfer to Fort Portal – Crater Lakes Region

After breakfast, depart Bugoma Forest and drive through scenic countryside to Fort Portal, located in Uganda’s beautiful Crater Lakes Region. Along the way, enjoy rolling hills, tea and coffee plantations, and rural villages.

In the afternoon, explore the Crater Lakes, including Lake Nyinabulitwa, Lake Nkuruba, and Lake Kitagata. Take a guided walk or drive to admire the lakes’ reflections, spot local birdlife, and visit nearby villages to experience traditional farming, crafts, and daily life.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Turaco Treetops | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 12: Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park

Today, you can enjoy the majestic Rwenzori Mountains in their full glory! Have a guided walk at the foothills of the ‘Mountains of the Moon and learn about the local culture firsthand. Enjoy the scenic views, have a glimpse of village life, and meet the locals. Thereafter, transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park, arriving in time for a late lunch at the lodge.

In the evening, you may head out for an evening game drive or relaxation at the lodge.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Queen Elizabeth Bush Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 13: Lion Experiential Project and Boat Cruise Kazinga Channel

After breakfast, you will visit an experiential lion project. This experience allows visitors to actively participate in monitoring the pride in the park, using locator devices and learning habituation calls, as well as monitoring weather, surroundings, and behavior.

The results are added to researchers’ databases, contributing valuable information to the overall understanding of wildlife ecology and helping to conserve this wonderful ecosystem.

After lunch, head for the scheduled 3 hrs boat ride along the Kazinga channel joining Lake Edward and Lake George with excellent wildlife sightings including multitudes of hippopotami, Nile crocodiles, wallowing buffaloes on its reedy banks, elephants, multitudes of birds, including many endemics, as well as hundreds of other plains game that come to it for water.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Queen Elizabeth Bush Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 14: Queen Elizabeth – Bwindi National Park- Buhoma

After breakfast, head to Bwindi National Park, the home of the mountain gorillas, with lunch en route. Take time to look at the amazing scenery and homesteads of the local communities. You will arrive in the early evening for relaxation in preparation for your gorilla trekking adventure.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Mwebesa House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 15: Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi National Park

In the early morning, you will be briefed on gorilla tracking at the park headquarters and assigned to groups of 8 people per group. Accompanied by a guide and your packed lunch, you will go in search of the gorillas in a small group. You walk through the forest, sometimes you descend again, and then climb up a slope again. The duration of gorilla tracking is unpredictable.

The walk can be quite strenuous due to the muddy trails and mountainous areas, and can take up to 8 hours depending on how far the gorillas have moved in search of food. It is worth it, and what awaits you, in the end, is indescribable.

For an hour, you can admire these peaceful ‘Gentle Giants’ as they go about their daily activities of grooming, feeding, and playing.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Mwebesa House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 16: Batwa Empowerment Village

Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the Batwa people, the original forest inhabitants of Bwindi. Learn how they lived as hunter-gatherers, collected honey, and used local plants and herbs for food and medicine. Experience their vibrant traditions through dance, song, storytelling, and social customs, and discover ancient legends passed down through generations.

Try your hand at traditional skills as the Batwa demonstrate bow-and-arrow hunting techniques, fire-making, and crafting utensils from forest materials. This unique cultural experience offers a meaningful connection to a people who have lived in harmony with the forest for centuries, while helping preserve the delicate ecosystem that protects the endangered mountain gorillas.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Mwebesa House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 17: Transfer to Kisoro Mgahinga National Park – Coffee Tour

After breakfast in Buhoma, depart for Kisoro, a scenic drive of approximately 2–3 hours through the rolling hills of southwestern Uganda. The route winds through lush tea and banana plantations, terraced hillsides, and small villages, offering glimpses of rural life and local communities along the way.

As you approach Kisoro, enjoy views of the Virunga Volcanoes, a dramatic backdrop to this highland region, settle into your lodge, and soak in the serene beauty of this mountainous, biodiverse region. After lunch, take a community tour that combines coffee, culture, local communities, and breathtaking scenery. Explore coffee farms, learn traditional cultivation methods, immerse yourself in local customs, and support initiatives that empower communities and protect the environment.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Mucha Riverside Lodge| Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 18: Golden Monkey Hike

After breakfast, head to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park for a briefing on the rules and guidelines for golden monkey trekking. At 8 a.m., begin your adventure along the scenic Gahinga Trail, tracking these playful and fascinating primates through the lush forest.

The trek typically lasts 30 minutes to 3 hours, depending on the monkeys’ movements in search of food. Spend about one hour observing the golden monkeys, watching them climb, play, groom, and interact in their natural habitat. After this unforgettable encounter, follow the trail back to the starting point, taking in the stunning forest scenery along the way.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Mucha Riverside Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 19: Mgahinga – Lake Mburo National Park – Boat Cruise

After breakfast, set off for Lake Mburo National Park, a gem of Uganda’s western savannah. As you enter the park, look out for wildlife including impalas, zebras, and buffalo grazing along the open plains. Arrive at your lodge in time for lunch.

In the afternoon, head out on a scenic boat cruise on Lake Mburo, where you can spot hippos wallowing in the water, abundant birdlife, and enjoy peaceful views of the surrounding landscapes. The lake provides a perfect opportunity for photography and wildlife observation in a serene setting.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Mpogo Safari Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 20: Biking Safari and Game Drives

After breakfast, head out for the Ankole Trail 2-hour biking session. Ride along paths that wind through local Ankole cattle farms, where you can interact with herders and learn about the traditional Ankole cattle culture. The trail also offers opportunities to spot wildlife like zebras, impalas, and bird species as you cycle through the diverse ecosystems of Lake Mburo National Park. Later, return to the lodge for relaxation and lunch.

In the evening, head out to the Kigambira Loop in search of bushbucks, bush duikers, and occasionally leopards; thereafter, head back to the lodge.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Accommodation: Mpogo Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 21: Lake Mburo National Park – Entebbe

Early start of the day, as we will go for a bushwalk guided by a ranger. Lake Mburo National Park is renowned for its rich birdlife and beautiful lakes. Enjoy a nature walk searching for zebras, warthogs, buffalo, and impala, and, if you’re lucky, see the largest of Africa’s antelopes, the beautiful Eland.

Return to the lodge for breakfast, and with a game drive on our way out, we depart the protected area heading back towards the capital city. En route, we will pass the Equator, where we will make a stop for lunch, photos, and souvenir shopping.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Papyrus Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 22: Departure

After breakfast, depending on your flight details, you will be transferred to the airport for your onward flight back home at the end of your Uganda Adventure and Cultural Discovery Safari.

Meal Plan: Breakfast

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe Airport

The 4-Day Uganda Gorilla Habituation Experience starts at Entebbe Airport, where you will be met by a company representative/guide who will transfer you to your place of overnight stay. Depending on the time of your arrival, you may visit the Gorilla Conservation Cafe in Entebbe to learn more about Coffee in Uganda.

Gorilla Conservation Coffee is a social enterprise of Conservation Through Public Health, an award-winning NGO and nonprofit supporting local farmers and helping to protect endangered gorillas and their fragile habitat.

Accommodation: Hotel No. 5 | Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 2: To Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park

Today, after breakfast, head to the airport for your Scenic flight to Bwindi National Park. This is a picturesque 1.5 hr flight to Kisoro Airstrip with stunning aerial views of Southwestern Uganda’s landscapes. Upon landing, you will then take a 2-hour drive to your lodge, ensuring you have plenty of time to relax and acclimate to Bwindi Park.

Alternatively: Road Option. The journey from Entebbe to Bwindi Forest takes you through scenic landscapes, starting with a drive southwest towards Bwindi that takes 9-10 hours. As you pass rolling hills, lush greenery, and rural villages, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views. The final stretch becomes more rugged, with winding roads leading into the dense, mist-covered rainforest of Bwindi, setting the stage for your gorilla trekking adventure.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Gorilla Safari Lodge | Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 3: Gorilla Habituation Experience in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Begin your day with a briefing by expert park rangers, then trek into Bwindi’s dense forests alongside researchers and guides. Gain insights into the park’s biodiversity and conservation efforts as you track a semi-habituated gorilla family.

Spend up to four hours observing their social interactions, feeding habits, and behaviors, a rare opportunity for a deeper connection with these incredible primates.

After this once-in-a-lifetime encounter, return to your lodge to relax and reflect. With only four participants per trek, this is an intimate and exclusive wildlife experience.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Gorilla Safari Lodge | Comfort Level: Luxury

Day 4: Fly back to Entebbe

After breakfast, prepare for your 2 hr drive back to Kisoro Airstrip for your flight back to Entebbe at the end of the 4-day Uganda Gorilla Habituation Experience. Upon arrival in Entebbe, you will be picked up and transferred to your hotel for refreshment before your departure flight. Alternatively, you will connect for your onward flight back home at the end of your Uganda Gorilla Habituation Experience.

Meal Plan: Breakfast

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe Airport

The 6-Day Gorilla and Golden Monkey Safari in Uganda starts at Entebbe Airport, where you will be met by a company representative/guide who will transfer you to your place of overnight stay. Depending on the time of your arrival, you may visit the Gorilla Conservation Cafe in Entebbe to learn more about Coffee in Uganda.

Accommodation: Papyrus Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 2: To Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

The journey from Entebbe to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park with a delightful stopover at the Equator. Take picturesque moments through photography or immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of local community craft shops.

Your journey unfolds with another enriching stop at the Igongo Cultural Center for lunch, your adventure resumes as you proceed towards the park, with breathtaking vistas of the countryside adorned with terraced farmlands. Arrive in the evening at your destination, ready to unwind and embrace moments of relaxation at the start of your Gorilla and Golden Monkey Safari in Uganda.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Mucha Riverside Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 3: Gorilla Trekking Experience

In the early morning, you will be briefed on gorilla tracking at the park headquarters and assigned groups of 8 people per group. Accompanied by a guide and your packed lunch, you will go in search of the gorillas in a small group. You walk through the forest, sometimes you descend again and then climb up a slope again. The duration of gorilla tracking is unpredictable.

The walk can be quite strenuous due to the muddy trails and mountainous areas and can take up to 8 hours depending on how far the gorillas have moved in search of food. It is worth it and what awaits you, in the end, is indescribable.

For an hour you can admire these peaceful ‘Gentle Giants’ as they go about their daily activities of grooming, feeding, and playing. It is a once-in-a-lifetime memorable experience.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Mucha Riverside Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 4: Golden Monkey Hiking

In the early morning, return to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park for a detailed briefing on the rules and guidelines for golden monkey trekking.

Head out for an exciting trek through the forest, searching for these lively and playful primates. The trek can take anywhere from 30 minutes to 4 hours, depending on the monkeys’ movements as they roam in search of food. Once you locate them, enjoy a magical hour observing their energetic antics and unique social behaviors before trekking back to the starting point.

After the trek, meet your driver-guide and head back to your lodge for some well-deserved relaxation.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Mucha Riverside Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 5: Batwa Cultural Experience – Igongo Cultural Center

Breakfast head out into the vibrant Batwa Community Experience. Learn how this indigenous group used medicinal plants, perfected hunting techniques, making fire, and built traditional forest shelters. Then, join in their lively songs and dances, immersing yourself in the joyful spirit of their culture. It’s a unique chance to connect with the Batwa’s rich heritage and feel the pulse of the forest in a truly unforgettable way!

Later head to Igongo Cultural Center arriving in time for late lunch / have lunch en-route. You may make use of the spa and wellness center for relaxation. Alternatively, check out the Cultural Museum and discover art, crafts, photos, and the Cultural Heritage of Southwestern Uganda.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Igongo Cultural Center and Country Hotel | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 6: Igongo Museum – Entebbe – Departure

The day begins with a visit to the Igongo Museum to explore Ankole’s cultural heritage, followed by a stop at the Nkwanzi Crafts Shop.

Next, you’ll head to Entebbe, with a stop at the Equator for photos or shopping, and enjoy lunch on the way. Upon arrival in Entebbe, you’ll have time to relax before your departure.

Depending on your flight time, a day room is available for freshening up before heading to the airport at the end of the Uganda Gorilla Trekking Tour Experience.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe Airport

The 5-Day Uganda Gorilla Trekking Tour Experience starts at Entebbe Airport, where you will be met by a company representative/guide who will transfer you to your place of overnight stay. Depending on the time of your arrival, you may visit the Gorilla Conservation Cafe in Entebbe to learn more about Coffee in Uganda.

Accommodation: Papyrus Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 2: To Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park

The journey from Entebbe to Bwindi Forest takes you through scenic landscapes, starting with a drive southwest towards Bwindi. As you pass rolling hills, lush greenery, and rural villages, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views. The final stretch becomes more rugged, with winding roads leading into the dense, mist-covered rainforest of Bwindi, setting the stage for your gorilla trekking adventure.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Mwebesa Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 3: Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi National Park

For an hour you can admire these peaceful ‘Gentle Giants’ as they go about their daily activities of grooming, feeding, and playing. It is a once-in-a-lifetime memorable experience.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Mwebesa Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 4: Batwa Cultural Experience – Igongo Cultural Center

Breakfast head out into the vibrant Batwa Community Experience. Learn how this indigenous group used medicinal plants, perfected hunting techniques, made fire, and built traditional forest shelters. Then, join in their lively songs and dances, immersing yourself in the joyful spirit of their culture. It’s a unique chance to connect with the Batwa’s rich heritage and feel the pulse of the forest in a truly unforgettable way!

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Igongo Cultural Center and Country Hotel | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 5: Igongo Museum – Entebbe – Departure

The day begins with a visit to the Igongo Museum to explore Ankole’s cultural heritage, followed by a stop at the Nkwanzi Crafts Shop.

Next, you’ll head to Entebbe, with a stop at the Equator for photos or shopping, and enjoy lunch on the way. Upon arrival in Entebbe, you’ll have time to relax before your departure.

Depending on your flight time, a day room is available for freshening up before heading to the airport at the end of the Uganda Gorilla Trekking Tour Experience.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe Airport

Upon your arrival in Entebbe, a company representative will warmly welcome you and transfer you to your hotel for an overnight stay on the first day of The Uganda Cultural Experience.

Accommodation: Lepetit Village | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 2: Ewaffe Cultural Village

Start your day with breakfast before heading to Ewaffe Cultural Village, a community-based program that offers an immersive cultural experience of Buganda in Uganda’s central region. Explore the rich traditions of Buganda culture, including lively music and dance performances, the making of Banana Fruit Juice, intricate backcloth marking, handicraft making, and a visit to the local medicinal garden. You’ll also have the opportunity to learn about traditional food preparation and enjoy a self-service buffet featuring fresh, locally sourced fruits. In the evening, return to Kampala, reflecting on the day’s authentic cultural journey.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Lepetit Village |Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 3: To Sipi Falls – Sipi Falls hike and Coffee tour

After breakfast, we begin our journey towards Tororo, making a stop to admire the impressive Tororo Rock, which rises 300 meters above the surrounding plains. From there, we continue to the charming town of Mbale, situated at the base of the majestic Mount Elgon. We’ll enjoy a leisurely lunch in Mbale before continuing our drive, where scenic viewpoints along the way offer glimpses of the stunning landscapes. Finally, we arrive in Sipi Village, nestled amidst towering mountains and cascading waterfalls.

The hike will lead you along a breathtaking route that takes you past the three iconic falls, offering panoramic views and a close look at the daily life of local farmers and herders. Afterward, we descend and return to the resort for a restful evening.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Sipi Heritage Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 4: Sipi Falls – Kidepo National Park

Breakfast and then head to Kidepo Valley National Park with lunch en route, arriving in the evening for relaxation. About 480 species have been recorded in the park due to its varied vegetation. Kidepo Valley National Park is renowned for its dramatic savannah landscapes, surrounded by rugged mountains. It features the Kidepo and Narus Valleys, which provide water and attract wildlife year-round, with stunning views of the Mount Morungole range, home to the Ik people.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Kidepo Savannah Lodge| Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 5: Dodoth Village Experience

Your day begins with a visit to a local Karamojong Homestead to experience their way of life. Take a 4-hour hike to Dodoth Village. Immerse yourself in the Karamojong’s nomadic culture, learn about local traditions like brewing kwete( local beer), grinding grains like Sorghum, and join in their vibrant Emuya and Edonga dances. End the day with a scenic hike, taking in breathtaking views from Kenya to South Sudan.

Evening relaxation at the Lodge.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Kidepo Savannah Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 6: Kidepo to Murchison Falls National Park

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Pakuba Safari Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 7: Traditional Acholi Village Experience, Folklore and Dance

Today, immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the Acholi people with a captivating 3-hour village experience. Upon arrival, you’ll be warmly welcomed with traditional songs and dances, setting the tone for an unforgettable journey into their daily life.

Join the locals as you harvest fresh vegetables from their garden, learning the art of preparing a traditional meal. Experience the timeless practice of making peanut butter by grinding peanuts on a stone, and discover the sweet process of extracting honey from honeycombs.

You’ll also gather red hibiscus flowers to create a refreshing local drink mixed with honey.

As you savor the meal you’ve prepared, listen to the fascinating stories and rich traditions of the Acholi people. After this enriching cultural encounter, return to the lodge for relaxation.

Optional Activity- Craft Making in the Evening- Learn about Acholi Woven Baskets and Clay Pottery.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Pakuba Safari Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 8: Murchison Falls – Fort Portal

Enjoy an early breakfast before embarking on a scenic drive to Fort Portal, where you’ll be immersed in the lush landscapes of rolling hills, traditional homesteads, and vibrant farms. Along the way, you’ll head to a renowned Coffee Estate, known for cultivating both Arabica and Robusta coffee varieties.

The Clarke Farm and Coffee Estate operates an out-grower scheme, empowering local farmers with sustainable agronomy practices. This initiative not only boosts their coffee yields but also enhances their livelihoods, fostering stronger community ties.

Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, this estate offers an unparalleled glimpse into the unique beauty of nature, making it an experience you’ll cherish.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: The Coffee Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 9: Clarke Farm and Coffee Estate Activities

After breakfast, enjoy a day filled with a variety of activities on the farm. Choose from walking and hiking trails of varying difficulty levels (easy, medium, and challenging), explore serene forest and river paths while taking in breathtaking hilltop views, or venture out on scenic bike trails. Delve into the farm’s coffee culture with a guided tour and tasting experience.

For the adventurous, try bouldering or immerse yourself in the tranquil surroundings with bird watching. Educational farm tours provide insight into sustainable farming practices. In the evening, unwind with some quiet meditation or relaxation, embracing the peaceful atmosphere.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: The Coffee Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 10: Fort Portal to Nshenyi Cultural Village

After breakfast, embark on a scenic drive to Nshenyi, passing through picturesque countryside vistas. The route offers a stunning display of lush vegetation, rolling landscapes, and majestic mountain backdrops, with vibrant communities dotting the highway, adding to the beauty of the journey. Arrive in time for a late lunch and relaxation at the village on The Uganda Cultural Experience.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Nshenyi Cultural Village | Comfort Level: Traditional Homestead

Day 11: Milking Cows, Nature Walk, and Traditional Music Performance

The day begins early with a visit to the field where you’ll join in the milking of the iconic long-horned Ankole cows. Afterward, return to the farm for a hearty breakfast before embarking on a short walk to a nearby Bahima village, where you’ll immerse yourself in their culture. From there, we’ll take a scenic 45-minute walk to the cattle watering area, where you’ll witness the daily routines of the herders and their livestock.

In the afternoon, enjoy a peaceful nature walk to the River Kagera, a natural border with Tanzania, where you can appreciate the stunning landscape. As evening falls, a lively performance by a local group will captivate you with traditional dance and song, offering a glimpse into the vibrant culture of the area.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Nshenyi Cultural Village | Comfort Level: Traditional Homestead

Day 12: Nshenyi Village – Bwindi National Park

After breakfast, you proceed to Bwindi National Park. The drive offers breathtaking views of Uganda’s diverse landscapes, including lush tea plantations, rolling hills, and crater lakes. You’ll pass through towns like Kasese and Kabale, as well as the fringes of Queen Elizabeth National Park, with chances to spot wildlife along the way. The last stretch involves navigating winding, mountainous roads leading into the dense forests of Bwindi, home to the iconic mountain gorillas.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Lake Mulehe Gorilla Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 13: Batwa Experience – Echuya Forest Trail

The Batwa people of southwestern Uganda, near the Echuya Forest Reserve, are one of the region’s oldest indigenous communities. Once forest dwellers, they were displaced due to conservation efforts, particularly in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Traditionally, they lived as hunter-gatherers, deeply connected to the forest through spiritual practices.

Today, visitors can explore Batwa culture through guided tours, learning about their survival skills like hunting, gathering honey, and using medicinal plants. The experience includes making a fire with sticks, crafting bamboo cups, and heartfelt performances of traditional songs, offering a glimpse into their rich cultural heritage.

Optional Evening Activity: Dugout Canoe ride along Lake Mulehe and Lake Mutanda.

Through this activity, you may spot different species of birds and visit some places like Punishment Island on Lake Mutanda.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Lake Mulehe Gorilla Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 14: Gorilla Highlands – Igongo Cultural Center

Start your day with an early breakfast before heading to the Igongo Cultural Museum, where you’ll be immersed in the rich history and culture of the Ankole people. Explore the Nkwazi crafts shop for unique local artistry, visit the Eclipse monument, and discover the vibrant cultural village of Itaramiro. Don’t miss the Mpororo Courts, which offer a fascinating glimpse into traditional leadership and heritage on The Uganda Cultural Experience.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Bakiga Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 15: Lake Mburo National Park – Entebbe

Enjoy breakfast before heading back to Entebbe, depending on your flight schedule. You will be dropped off at the airport for your onward flight home, marking the end of your 15-day Uganda Cultural Experience.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe Airport

The 7-Day Immersive Uganda Cultural Tour starts at Entebbe Airport, where you will be met by a company representative/guide who will transfer you to your place of overnight stay.

Accommodation: Lepetit Village | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 2: Kampala to Nshenyi Cultural Village – Crossing into Heritage

Your westward journey begins with a drive along the Kampala–Masaka highway. The landscape tells its own story of the people, the land, and communities.

A stop at the Equator offers a chance to capture memories, support local artisans, and see how travel can empower communities. By evening, you’ll arrive at Nshenyi Cultural Village, a serene homestead where the heritage of the Ankole people lives on. Staying in a traditional Hima Homestead is a return to simplicity, an experience that honors both culture and the land.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner |Accommodation: Traditional Hima Homestead or Guest House | Comfort Level: Basic Homestead

Day 3: Milking Cows, Milk Processing, visiting the Border of Rwanda, and a Traditional Dance Group.

Wake to the soft sounds of cattle bells and birdsong. Today, you’ll join the community in milking the majestic Ankole long-horned cows, discovering the harmony between people, animals, and land, experiencing firsthand the deep bond between community and cattle. Learn the traditional craft of turning milk into ghee, a treasured staple passed down through generations.

In the afternoon, journey to the Mirima Hills, standing at the edge of Uganda and Rwanda. As evening falls, the air fills with drums and dance — and you’re invited to join in. This isn’t a performance to watch, but a celebration to feel, and be part of the living cultural story.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Traditional Hima Homestead or Guest House | Comfort Level: Basic Homestead

Day 4: Batwa Community and Pottery Works, Local Markets, and Nature walks at the Farm

After breakfast, visit the Batwa Community, learning about their deep connection to the forest and their pottery traditions that sustain local livelihoods. You will gain insight into their unique lifestyle and admire their pottery craftsmanship. Following this, you’ll explore local markets and homesteads, engaging with the vibrant local community.

Return to the homestead for a leisurely late lunch and some downtime.

In the evening, you’ll have the option of a nature walk through the farmlands, or a visit to local beekeepers who practice time-honored honey harvesting. Each encounter reflects harmony with nature and respect for cultural roots.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Traditional Hima Homestead or Guest House | Comfort Level: Basic Homestead

Day 5: Nshenyi Village – Igongo Cultural Museum- Kampala

After breakfast, bid farewell to Nshenyi and head to the Igongo Cultural Museum, where Ankole history and heritage come alive through art, exhibits, and reconstructed homesteads. Explore the Nkwazi Crafts Centre, the Eclipse Monument, and Itaramiro Cultural Village before lunch.

Later, journey back to Kampala, reflecting on the days spent immersed in stories of Uganda’s past and present.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Lepetit Village | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 6: Ewaffe Cultural Village

Immerse yourself in the traditions of Buganda, Uganda’s largest kingdom. Be welcomed with energetic dances like Bakisimba and Nankasa, then stroll through lush gardens where indigenous plants and herbs reveal their healing secrets.

Join in a fruit feast and savor a traditional Luwombo meal, prepared with love and storytelling. Engage with Kojjas and Sengas, cultural custodians who share wisdom on family and social values. In the afternoon, take part in a tree-planting activity, a small yet lasting gesture toward renewal and harmony with nature.

As the day closes, relax with local brews and traditional games, a joyful celebration of community and connection before heading back to Kampala.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Lepetit Village | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 7: Departure

After breakfast, enjoy a leisurely day depending on your flight time. A farewell lunch at a local restaurant celebrates Uganda’s culinary diversity one last time. If time allows, a day room is provided for freshening up before your guide takes you to Entebbe Airport for your departure.

As you board your flight, you carry more than memories; you carry connections, insights, and the assurance that your journey has contributed to preserving Uganda’s cultural and natural treasures at the end of the 7-day Immersive Uganda Cultural Tour.

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe Airport

The 7-day Uganda Gorilla and Wildlife Safari starts at Entebbe Airport, where you will be met by a company representative/guide who will transfer you to your place of overnight stay. Depending on the time of your arrival, you may visit the Uganda Wildlife Education Center for a brief introduction to the Uganda Wildlife on the serene shores of Lake Victoria.

The Uganda Wildlife Education Center (UWEC) has evolved from a simple animal orphanage to a leading center for wildlife education, conservation, and research.

Accommodation: Papyrus Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 2: Entebbe- Kibale Forest National Park

After breakfast, you’ll head west by road to Kibale National Park. You will have lunch en route before proceeding to Kibale, home to a population of over 1,400 chimpanzees and home to an astounding 13 species of primates. This stunning rainforest, often referred to as the “Primate Capital of the World,” offers a unique and unforgettable experience for primate adventurers.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Turaco Treetops | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 3: Chimp Trekking and Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary

Today, the forest opens its doors for sensational chimp tracking. Kibale Forest is renowned for having the greatest variety and the highest concentration of primates in East Africa. Enjoy a guided nature walk in the tropical rainforest in search of the wild chimpanzee, red-tailed monkey, black-and-white colobus monkey, and many others.

After lunch, head to the Bigodi Swamp for a 2-hour nature walk- a home of 200 bird species, including the Papyrus Gonolek and the Great Blue Turaco. The Walk is an initiative of the local community and is known for its rich diversity of birds and primates. Community trails will give you a glimpse into the indigenous way of life.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Turaco Treetops | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 4: Kibale – Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park

After breakfast, head out to Bwindi Forest National Park, the home of the mountain gorillas, arriving in the late evening for relaxation on this day of the 7-day Gorilla and Wildlife Safari. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its extraordinary biodiversity. This ancient rainforest, one of the oldest in Africa, spans over 321 square kilometers and is home to an array of flora and fauna, many of which are endemic to the region.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Mwebesa Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 5: Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi National Park

For an hour, you can admire these peaceful ‘Gentle Giants’ as they go about their daily activities of grooming, feeding, and playing. It is a once-in-a-lifetime, memorable experience.

Alternative: Gorilla Habituation Experience.

The Gorilla Habituation Experience gives you the chance to spend 4 hours in the company of the Mountain Gorillas in Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. You’ll trek into the forest alongside park rangers, blazing a trail through the wilder sides of the forest, in search of gorilla families.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Mwebesa Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 6: Bwindi National Park – Cycling Session

After breakfast, begin your journey back to Lake Mburo National Park, arriving in time for a late lunch or enjoy lunch en route. As Uganda’s smallest savannah national park, Lake Mburo is part of a 50 km-long wetland system connected by swamps and includes 13 other lakes in the area. Once at the park, embark on a cycling safari, where you can spot wildlife such as zebras, giraffes, impalas, and elands, among many others.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Mpogo Safari Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 8: Nature walk in Lake Mburo – Entebbe – Departure

Early start of the day, head for a nature walk with a guide heading to the salt lick area, which attracts a variety of wildlife, offering unique opportunities to observe animals such as zebras, antelopes, elands, giraffes, and buffalo, among others. Thereafter, you will have lunch en route at Igongo Cultural Center and a stop at the equator for photos or shopping. Later, proceed to Entebbe.

Depending on your flight time, a day room is available for freshening up before heading to the airport.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe Airport

Upon your arrival in Entebbe, a company representative will warmly welcome you and transfer you to your hotel for an overnight stay at the start of your 7-day Uganda Canoeing and Hiking Adventure.

Alternative Activity: Explore Uganda’s Flora and Fauna at the Uganda Wildlife Education Center.

Accommodation: Papyrus Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 2: Entebbe – Lake Bunyonyi

Enjoy breakfast before departing for the Gorilla Highlands region. Make a stop at the Equator to witness the fascinating water flow demonstration, showcasing the differences between the northern and southern hemispheres. Continue your journey with a lunch stop in Mbarara before heading to Lake Bunyonyi, where you’ll arrive in the evening.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Birdnest Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 3: Bushara, Akampene, and Bwama Island

After breakfast, head to the meeting point for a 30-minute briefing, with paddling starting at 10 am. Your journey begins with a canoe ride to Bushara Island, where you’ll be greeted with a refreshing glass of organic juice. Take a scenic 30-minute walk along a forest trail, immersing yourself in a bird-watching session before continuing to Bwama Island, a historical site that once housed a leper colony established by Dr. Leonard Sharp in 1921.

Canoe past Punishment Island, where unmarried pregnant girls were once left to die, and then enjoy a picnic lunch with fresh fruit at Sharps Island. After lunch, head to Mama Bena’s place to set up camp using a traditional dugout canoe. With assistance from your guides, pitch your tents near her grass-thatched home, where you’ll be served a delicious evening meal.

For an extra adventure, take a short climb to the top of the peninsula for a view of one of the local primary schools and enjoy the stunning panoramic scenery of the area.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Mama Bena’s Camp | Comfort Level: Camping

Day 4: Karembe Hill – Batwa Cultural Experience

After breakfast at 7:30 am, you’ll cross to Kyevu to begin your trekking adventure. The first hour will take you alongside a beautiful, expansive swamp, offering a peaceful start to your journey. Next, you’ll meet the Batwa (Pygmies) for an engaging traditional dance experience and learn the fascinating skills of using a bow and arrow. From there, you’ll tackle a steep slope leading up to Karembe Hill (2,478 meters).

The first hour of the climb is the most challenging, but once past that, the hike becomes gentler. In about 30 minutes, you’ll reach the summit where you’ll enjoy a picnic lunch with panoramic views of Mt. Muhavura, a shared volcano between Rwanda and Uganda.

After lunch, descend for 3-4 hours, and along the way, you’ll be entertained by the Bakiga Group and have the opportunity to visit a local women’s crafts shop.

Later, you’ll head to the Bufundi Peninsula, where you’ll board canoes for a scenic ride to Habukomi Island. From there, proceed to Tom’s Homestay, where a campsite will be set up for the night. Enjoy a delicious dinner with the family and unwind around a campfire as they share local stories.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Tom’s Homestead | Comfort Level: Camping

Day 5: Habukomi –Anna’s Home – Back to the Mainland

After breakfast, hike to the top of Habukomi Island, known as the Lake Bunyonyi pelican hideaway, and learn about its fascinating history. Next, embark on a canoe journey near Upside Down / Akabucuranuka Island, where you’ll hear the intriguing legend of a group of male revelers whose canoe capsized after they refused to share their beer with a woman.

Continue to the Kyabahinga Peninsula, where you’ll enjoy a local craft-making demonstration by Anna. Feel free to try your hand at creating some small crafts yourself.

Later, head back to the mainland for a delicious lunch and time to relax.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Birdnest Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 6: Lake Bunyonyi – Bakiga Museum – Entebbe

After breakfast, begin your journey back to Entebbe, making a stop at the Home of Edirisa – Bakiga Museum. Here, you’ll explore a traditional homestead and discover a fascinating collection of musical instruments, hunting tools, and traditional healing practices of the Bakiga people. The museum also offers outreach programs to engage youth and promote heritage preservation.

Along the way, enjoy a lunch stop before arriving in Entebbe in the evening for some well-deserved relaxation.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Papyrus Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 7: Uganda Wildlife Education Center – Departure

After breakfast, depending on your flight details, take an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour at the Uganda Wildlife Education Center (UWEC), where you’ll get an insider’s look at the conservation efforts that help protect Uganda’s wildlife. Meet dedicated staff and learn about animal rehabilitation, breeding programs, and educational initiatives aimed at preserving endangered species.

Get up close with the animals and discover how the center plays a vital role in wildlife protection and awareness. This behind-the-scenes experience provides a unique opportunity to engage with wildlife conservation in action.

Later, you will be transferred to the airport for your onward flight back home at the end of your Canoeing and Hiking Adventure in Uganda.

Meal Plan: Breakfast

Day 1: Kampala – Ziwa Rhino and Wildlife Ranch

You will be picked up from your overnight accommodation and transferred to Ziwa Rhino and Wildlife Ranch, arriving just in time for a delicious lunch and some relaxation. In the evening, embark on a captivating nature walk through the ranch’s scenic trails, which wind through savannahs, woodlands, and marshes.

Along the way, discover diverse flora and encounter fascinating wildlife, including Bushbucks, Oribis, Waterbucks, Warthogs, and Uganda Kobs. Look out for Bush Pigs and playful primates such as Vervet Monkeys and Black-and-White Colobus Monkeys, all thriving in this unique sanctuary.

Alternative activity: Birding at the Ranch

Accommodation: Ziwa Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 2: Shoebill Trek and Rhino Trek

Today, you will set off for a guided canoe experience after a short nature walk through lush vegetation. You’ll board a canoe to navigate through the peaceful Lugogo Swamp, gliding silently across the waters. Look out for the Shoebill Stork, you may also encounter other fascinating bird species such as Kingfishers, African Fish Eagles, and Papyrus Gonoleks. Later return for breakfast and relaxation.

After lunch, head out for the Rhino Trekking Session guided by experts who will brief you on essential rules and guidelines, ensuring the safety of both yourself and the rhinos. During this experience, you’ll learn about the sanctuary’s history, its dedicated conservation initiatives, and fascinating insights into the world of the southern white rhino.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Ziwa Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 3: Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary – Murchison Falls National Park

The journey from Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary to Murchison Falls National Park takes approximately 2 to 3 hours, offering picturesque views of the countryside and vast savannah landscapes. Along the way, look out for sightings of majestic wildlife such as elephants, giraffes, lions, and a variety of vibrant bird species, making the drive a delightful fusion of conservation and scenic beauty.

Upon arrival, you’ll enjoy a hearty lunch and have time to unwind.

In the evening, set out on an exciting game drive across the park’s diverse terrain, home to Africa’s iconic plains wildlife. Spot lions, graceful giraffes, mighty elephants, buffalo, elusive leopards, and numerous antelope species. The Delta area, in particular, offers a remarkable chance to observe large herds of giraffes and elephants grazing peacefully against the stunning backdrop of the savannah.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Pakuba Safari Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 4: Game Drive and Boat Cruise at the Bottom of the Falls

Following a delightful early morning breakfast, immerse yourself in a half-day game drive along the northern bank of the Nile. This safari promises sightings of Uganda’s rich wildlife, including majestic elephants, buffaloes, graceful giraffes, powerful lions, hartebeests, waterbucks, and an array of vibrant bird species.

Later in the day, after lunch, indulge in a serene Nile cruise, navigating towards the base of the awe-inspiring Murchison Falls. Along the journey, look out for lazing hippos, strolling elephants, and sunbathing crocodiles dotting the picturesque shores. Later, head back to the lodge for relaxation and unwinding amidst the serene ambiance of the Nile’s tranquil waters.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Pakuba Safari Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 5: Top of the Falls – Kabwoya Wildlife Reserve – Nature walk

In the morning, our adventure begins with a visit to the Top of the Falls, offering a breathtaking view of the powerful Nile River as it plunges through a narrow seven-meter crevice, cascading 45 meters below in thunderous splendor. Following this unforgettable scenery, head to Kabwoya Wildlife Reserve, arriving in time for lunch and relaxation.

You will have an evening nature walk in the reserve from the Albertine Rift escarpment with rewards of the breathtaking views of several antelope species, warthogs, primates, and bird species, among others.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Lake Albert Safari Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 6: Birding and Game Safari

Today, you will enjoy a bird-watching session in the reserve, where over 460 bird species have been recorded, including Albertine Rift endemic species. Look out for birds such as the black-headed weaver, kingfishers, grey-crowned cranes, northern carmine bee-eater, yellow-billed ox-pecker, stripe-breasted tit, and dwarf honeyguides. Afterward, return to the lodge for lunch and some relaxation.

In the evening, set out for a game safari to spot Uganda kobs, hippos, warthogs, duikers, impalas, bushbucks, and more. Get prepared for a bush dinner this evening at the Lodge.

Optional Activity: Fossil Hunting in the evening.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Bush Dinner | Accommodation: Lake Albert Safari Lodge | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 7: Kabwoya Wildlife Reserve – Entebbe

This day journey from Kabwoya Wildlife Reserve to Entebbe offers scenic views of rolling hills, lush countryside, and vibrant local communities. Travel through rural villages and past Kampala, Uganda’s lively capital, before following the shores of Lake Victoria to Entebbe, arriving in the evening.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Accommodation: Papyrus Guest House | Comfort Level: Mid-range

Day 8: Departure

Depending on your departure schedule, you can visit the Uganda Wildlife Education Center to encounter animals you may have missed during your Ugandan adventure. Enjoy a stroll through the center and then savor a relaxing lunch by the beach before departing for your flight back home.

Meal Plan: Breakfast