Our Packages

including the Namugongo Martyrs Shrine, the Uganda Museum and of course the African Craft Village.

We advise you to have money changed today in case you would like to buy any souvenir. You will pay for lunch directly at the restaurant. Overnight: Hotel Africana Kampala. For an upgrade, you can stay at Serena Hotel. (BB)

Enjoy a lunch stop in Masindi before entering the park. Visit the magnificent falls and marvel at the mighty Nile flowing into a seven-meter crevice, thundering 45 meters below in a series of cascades. This spectacular scenery can be viewed from different points up at the baler’s summit.
Overnight: Paraa Safari Lodge (LD). For an upgrade, you can stay at Bakers Lodge.
Approximately: A 7-hour drive.

Game in this part includes elephants, giraffes, Jackson hartebeests, lions, oribis, waterbucks, and a variety of savannah woodland birds. After lunch, we will go on a Nile cruise for game viewing at close quarters. Watch how hippos take a bath, elephants come to drink, and crocodiles lie lazily at the shores.
Overnight: Paraa Safari Lodge (LD). For an upgrade, you can stay at Bakers Lodge.

The town of Fort Portal rests in the shadow of the renowned Mountains of the Moon and is famous for its many tea plantations.
Overnight: Primate Lodge Kibale (LD). For an upgrade, you can stay at Kyaninga Lodge.

After arriving in the protected area, a ranger will accompany you on a beautiful nature walk through the Ituri Rainforest. Enjoy the calmness of the forest, look out for the rich birdlife at the swamp, and boil an egg in the hot springs.
Overnight: Primate Lodge Kibale (BLD). For an upgrade, you can stay at Kyaninga Lodge.

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, we transfer to the Bigodi Swamp for a 2-hour nature walk. The Bigodi Swamp Walk is an initiative of the local community and is known for its rich diversity of birds and primates.
Overnight: Primate Lodge Kibale (BLD). For an upgrade, you can stay at Kyaninga Lodge.

A game drive in the national park gives you the chance to spot waterbucks, warthogs, and other wildlife.
Overnight: Mweya Safari Lodge. For an upgrade, you can stay at Kyambura Gorge Lodge.
Travel Time: Approximately 2-3 hours’ drive.

It is a beautiful walk through the river valley, home to many birds and butterfly species. After lunch, take on a boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel, a natural channel between Lake Edward and Lake George.
Overnight: Mweya Safari Lodge. For an upgrade, you can stay at Kyambura Gorge Lodge.

Search for the tree-climbing lions in the fig trees within the Ishasha sector. Enjoy the lush countryside as you pass traditional homesteads and farms on your way to Bwindi.
Overnight: Mahogany Springs.
Meal Plan: LD

Tracking the mountain gorillas takes 3–10 hours, depending on their location in the forest. The trek can be challenging, involving long distances, steep and muddy trails, and unpredictable weather conditions. However, the effort is rewarded with the awe-inspiring experience of observing these gentle giants in their natural habitat.

Time spent with the gorillas is limited to one hour to ensure their conservation. Before the trek, a ranger guide will brief you on how to behave around the gorillas.
Overnight: Mahogany Springs.
Meal Plan: BLD

The hike to the 3 waterfalls in Bwindi is an exceptional experience, especially for bird watchers. Along the way, you’ll encounter monkeys, baboons, warthogs, and duikers. Accompanied by a local guide, this 3-hour walk through the Buhoma village offers insight into the local culture.

You’ll have the chance to observe how local crafts and beer are made from bananas, as well as how the Waragi Gin is distilled from the same fruit. A traditional healer will also demonstrate how plants from the ancient forest are used for medicinal purposes.

Additionally, you’ll visit the Batwa Pygmy community, where Batwa guides will take you on a fascinating hike through the rainforest. Learn about their traditional ways of living, hunting, and the medicinal plants they use. Hear ancient legends, traditional songs, and even join in a mock hunting party for an unforgettable cultural experience.

Overnight: Mahogany Springs.
Meal Plan: BLD

Lake Bunyonyi is renowned as the deepest lake in Uganda, often referred to as the "Little Switzerland of Uganda." This stunning region is known for its scenic beauty, featuring lush greenery, islands, and crystal-clear waters. It's the perfect place to relax and unwind amidst nature's tranquility.

Guests can enjoy a relaxing time by the lake, or take part in an adventurous canoe trip. As the sun sets over the lake, it creates a breathtaking view that will leave you in awe.

Overnight: Birdnest Resort.
Meal Plan: BB (Bed and Breakfast)

Tracking the mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is a physically demanding but unforgettable experience. The trek can last from 3 to 10 hours, depending on how far the gorillas are into the forest. Expect to walk long distances through steep, muddy terrain, often under the rain, until you find these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. Once you encounter them, the experience of observing the gentle giants up close is truly unique.

For conservation reasons, you will be limited to one hour with the gorillas, but this time is enough to witness their beauty and behavior. A ranger guide will always accompany you to ensure safety and provide insight into the gorillas’ habits and how to behave during the encounter.

Overnight: Mahogany Springs.
Meal Plan: BLD (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

After breakfast, we embark on a scenic four-hour drive to Lake Mburo National Park, with a stop for lunch en route. As we enter the park, it’s common to spot wildlife such as impalas, topis, warthogs, zebras, and buffaloes along the way. The park offers a wonderful variety of landscapes and is one of Uganda’s smallest national parks, but it is rich in wildlife and bird species.

Upon arrival and check-in, we’ll head out on a boat ride on Lake Mburo, where you can enjoy the breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding nature, as well as spot birds like pelicans, cormorants, and kingfishers. Hippos can often be seen cooling off in the lake.

Overnight: Mburo Safari Lodge.
For upgrade: Mihingo Lodge.
Meal Plan: Dinner and overnight.

Start the day with a guided nature walk through Lake Mburo National Park, the only national park in Uganda where you can enjoy a safari on foot. The ranger will guide you through the park, where you will encounter a variety of wildlife such as zebras, impalas, and buffaloes. This unique experience offers a different perspective on the park's diverse ecosystems.

After the walk, return for breakfast, and then we embark on a scenic drive back to Kampala. Along the way, we will stop at the equator for photos and souvenir shopping. The equator is a unique spot where you can stand in two hemispheres at once, and it’s a great place for a memorable photo op.

We will arrive in Kampala in the late afternoon, marking the end of your unforgettable adventure.

Overnight: Hotel Africana Kampala.
For upgrade: Serena Hotel.
Meal Plan: Breakfast.

On your final day, you’ll reflect on the unforgettable experiences and memories you've gathered throughout your journey in Uganda, the Pearl of Africa. The rich wildlife, vibrant landscapes, and warm-hearted people will stay with you long after your departure.

Depending on your flight schedule, we will ensure a smooth transfer to the airport. You will be escorted to the airport where you will say your goodbyes before embarking on your flight back home. It’s always a bittersweet moment as you leave such a remarkable destination.

As your safari comes to an end, we hope to welcome you again for another adventure in the future.

Thank you for choosing us, and safe travels!