Detailed itinerary
Day 1: Arrive at Entebbe, transfer to Via Via Guest House. Day 2: Travel to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for Rhino tracking, then proceed to Murchison Falls National Park with a visit to the Top of the Falls. Accommodation at Pakuba Safari Lodge. Day 3: Enjoy a game drive in Murchison Falls National Park followed by a boat trip to the bottom of the falls. Day 4: Transfer to Kibale Forest NP and check in for a rest. Accommodation at Turaco Treetops. Day 5: Experience Chimp Trekking at Kibale Forest National Park. Day 6: Visit the Crater Lakes, Tea Farms and Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park. Accommodation at Bush Lodge. Day 7: Explore Queen Elizabeth National Park with a morning game drive and afternoon boat trip at Kazinga Channel. Day 8: Transfer to Ishasha Sector to see Tree Climbing Lions. Accommodation at Topi Lodge. Day 9: Transfer to Lake Mutanda, and enjoy activities like swimming, canoeing, and bird watching. Accommodation at Lake Mutanda Resort. Day 10: Embark on Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Day 11: Bike safari to visit Batwa at Mgahinga Gorilla National park. Day 12: Transfer to Lake Mburo National Park enjoy an evening Game drive. Accommodation at Rwakobo Rock. Day 13: Enjoy horse riding and wildlife spotting at Lake Mburo National Park. Day 14: Transfer back to Kampala, stop at the Ugandan Equator, and have lunch. Accommodation at Forest Cottages. Day 15: Conclude the safari with a city tour, shopping at African Village Market, visit to Ndere Center for Ugandan Cultural Dance. Day 16: Transfer back to Entebbe Airport. End of Safari.
Comfortable trip Budget trip (“Lazy” Camping)
Group Price p.p. Price p.p.
1 person - USD $6,450 USD $6,010
2 persons - USD $4,000 USD $3,720
3 persons - USD $3,330 USD $3,100
4 persons - USD $3,000 USD $2,750
5 persons - USD $2,650 USD $2,550
6 persons - USD $2,550 USD $2,500
7 persons - USD $2,335 USD $2,300
Packing list for your trip
Packing for a safari in Uganda requires careful consideration of various factors, including the climate, activities planned, and the duration of your trip. Here's a comprehensive list of items you might need: Clothing: •Lightweight, breathable long-sleeved shirts •Lightweight, quick-drying pants (convertible pants are convenient) •Safari hat or wide-brimmed hat for sun protection •Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots •Sandals or flip-flops for relaxing •Socks (consider moisture-wicking socks) •Undergarments •Swimsuit (if your accommodations have swimming facilities) Protection from the Elements: •Sunscreen (high SPF) •Sunglasses with UV protection •Lip balm with SPF •Insect repellent (containing DEET) •Lightweight rain jacket or poncho (for rainy seasons) Gear and Accessories: •Binoculars for wildlife viewing •Camera with extra batteries and memory cards •Flashlight or headlamp with extra batteries •Power bank for charging electronic devices •Lightweight backpack or daypack for excursions •Travel guidebook or wildlife identification book Medical Supplies: •Prescription medications (with copies of prescriptions) •Basic first-aid kit (bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers) •Antidiarrheal medication •Antihistamines for allergies •Hand sanitiser or wet wipes Documents and Essentials: •Passport (with at least six months validity) •Visa (if required) •Travel insurance documents •Itinerary and reservations •Vaccination certificates (if necessary) •Money (local currency and small bills for tips) •Credit/debit cards •Photocopies of important documents (stored separately) Remember to pack conservatively and prioritise essentials. Safaris often involve moving between different locations, so it's best to keep your luggage lightweight and manageable. Additionally, check the specific requirements and recommendations from your tour operator or accommodation provider.
Payments and cancellation policy
Payment: When booking a trip, we ask for 30% down payment and a full payment for gorilla and chimpanzee permits (permits can only be booked and secured by paying!) The full payment of the trip has to be done six weeks before starting the tour. CANCELLATIONS: 60> days to start of safari 10% charge 59-32 days to start of safari 25% charge 31-8 days to start of safari 50% charge- 7-0 days to start of safari 100% Gorilla permits and Chimpanzee permits are excluded from percentages above and are 100% nonrefundable.
Accomodation
During this tour, you will stay in accommodations provided by our partner, Nature Lodges. These lodges are among the best in Uganda, offering comfort and stunning locations, often close to National Parks with beautiful views from your own veranda. In some locations, we offer "Lazy" camping, where your tent is set up with fixed beds and bed sheets, covered by a roof, and includes a veranda with chairs and a table. Shared toilets and showers are available for these camps.