6 Days Uganda Primates and wildlife Safari

• Upon arrival at Entebbe International Airport or at your hotel, you will meet the company
  driver safari guide and begin your scenic drive to Kibale Forest National Park. Enjoy the
  countryside views, lush plantations, and crater lakes and you will have lunch enroute in Fort
  Portal.
• Proceed to Kibale National Park and Bigodi wetland sanctuary. Bogodi is abundant with
  butterflies, birds, animals, plants is a home to more elusive animals.
• Upon arrival at Entebbe International Airport or at your hotel, you will meet the company
  driver safari guide and begin your scenic drive to Kibale Forest National Park. Enjoy the
  countryside views, lush plantations, and crater lakes and you will have lunch enroute in Fort
  Portal. Proceed to Kibale National Park and Bigodi wetland sanctuary.
• Bogodi wetland sanctuary is a home to over 200 bird species, including the famous Great
  Blue Turaco, African Paradise Flycatcher, Papyrus Gonolek, and White-spotted Flufftail.

There are also various primates species such as Black-and-white colobus monkeys, Red-
tailed monkeys, Red colobus monkeys, L’Hoest monkeys, Vervet monkeys

• Accommodation: Budget/Mid-range/Luxury lodge in Kibale

• After breakfast, head for a briefing and start your Chimpanzee Tracking experience in Kibale
  Forest, a home to 13 primate species including red-tailed monkeys, colobus monkeys, and
  grey-cheeked mangabeys.
• After lunch, drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park via the scenic crater lake region which is
  about a 3-hours journey.
• On reaching the park, connect to your booked lodge for relaxation and dinner.
• Accommodation: Budget/Mid-range/Luxury lodge in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

• A morning game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park offers one of the most rewarding
  wildlife viewing experiences in Uganda like Leopards, African elephants, Ugandan kobs –
  the park’s most abundant antelope, Hippos, Buffaloes, warthogs, waterbucks, and
  numerous other mammals.
• Explore the 4 most famous places in Queen Elizabeth National Park, that is: Kasenyi Plains
  – best for lions and large herds of Uganda kobs, Queen’s Mile – great for elephants,
  leopards, and exceptional birding, Ishasha Sector – famous for the unique tree-climbing
  lions, Mweya Peninsula – good for scenic views and a mix of wildlife habitats.
• Explore over 600 bird species, including African fish eagles, grey crowned cranes, and
  hornbills.
• As the sun rises and the savannah awakens, the park comes alive with incredible sights,
  sounds, and activities of the wild.
• Early morning hours (6:00 am – 10:00 am) are most ideal because wildlife is most active
  before the heat of the day and predators like lions, leopards, and hyenas are often returning
  from a night hunt. The clear morning light offers perfect photography opportunities.
• Return to the lodge for lunch as you prepare for an afternoon boat cruise at Kazinga
  channel. As the boat gently glides along the waters, you are treated to spectacular views of
  hundreds of animals lining the banks. Large pods of hippos wallow in the shallow waters
  while crocodiles sunbathe lazily along the muddy shores. Elephants, buffaloes, and
  antelopes often stroll down to drink, creating iconic photography moments.
• Accommodation: Budget/Mid-range/Luxury lodge in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

• After breakfast, we will head south through the Ishasha sector, a famous spot for tree-
  climbing lions for an opportunity to see the lions. Lunch is enroute to Bwindi Impenetrable

National Park, home to the mountain gorillas.

• Connect with your lodge for relaxation and dinner.
• Accommodation: Budget/Mid-range/Luxury lodge or safari camp near Bwindi

• The day will start will an early breakfast, then will head to the park headquarters for a
  briefing and allocation of gorilla families that will launch you into the unforgettable gorilla
  trekking adventure through the foggy forest, guided by experienced rangers. Trekking can
  take 2–6 hours depending on the gorilla family location. Spend an hour observing these
  gentle giants in their natural habitat. After the trek, receive your gorilla trekking certificate.
• Return to your lodge for lunch. Optionally, after lunch, you can go for the Batwa cultural tour
  where you will interact with the Batwa people who are believed to be the oldest tribe in
  Africa.
• Return to your lodge for relaxation and dinner.
• Accommodation: Budget/Mid-range/Luxury lodge or safari camp near Bwindi

• After a relaxed morning breakfast, you will check out of your lodge and embark on journey to
  Kampala or Entebbe enroute lunch. Your driver guide will drop you at Entebbe airport for
  your departure flight or at any place of your choice.