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Trip overview
Awe-ispiring
Journey
“When
you have caught the rhythm of Africa, you find out that it is the same in all
her music.”― Karen Blixen,
Out
of Africa Uganda
Wildlife & Primate safari Entebbe,
Kibale National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park & Bwindi National Park
ENTEBBE
ENTEBBE – KIBALE NATIONAL PARK
KIBALE NATIONAL PARK (Chimpanzee Trekking / Bigodi walk)
KIBALE- QUEEN ELIZABETH NATIONAL PARK
QUEEN ELIZABETH NATIONAL PARK (LAUNCH CRUISE & GAME VIEWING DRIVE)
QUEEN ELIZABETH / BWINDI NATIONAL PARK
BWINDI (GORILLA TREK)
DEPART
The arrival of your flight at Entebbe International Airport. You will be warmly welcomed by
our representative outside
the customs and immigration hall and transferred to your hotel. Assisted with check-in. If
time permits, you will have a tour briefing at the lobby. Overnight stay.
THE BOMA GUEST HOUSE (HB: - Dinner, Bed &
Breakfast)
THE BOMA GUEST HOUSE
This
morning, after breakfast, you will check out and settle any extras.
Proceed to Kibale forest
National Park, the primate capital of primates. Enjoy Lunch in the
beautiful fort portal and proceed to Kibale Forest. Arrive at the lodge in the
late afternoon. Check-in. Evening at leisure. Dinner and overnight stay.
PRIMATE LODGE (FB; Lunch (en route), Dinner, Bed
& Breakfast)
NB; it is possible to fly from Murchison falls to
Mweya (Queen Elizabeth) then drive to Kibale (drive time 4 hours)– supplement
per person is USD 360 - 1 way
PRIMATE LODGE
A relatively early morning start, to report
to the ranger station in Kibale
National Park at 08h00 to track habituated
chimps – these delightful apes, more closely related to humans than to any other
living creature, are tremendous fun to watch as they squabble and play in
fruiting trees. The incredibly diverse forest is home to over 13 species
of primates including the red Colobus monkey, the rare L’Hoest, blue monkey,
grey mangabey, pottos, black-faced vervet monkeys, baboons, and also bush babies. A
network of shady forest trails provides much to delight botanists and butterfly
lovers, while birders are in for a treat with 335 species recorded including
the endemic Prirogrine’s ground thrush. The elusive forest elephant,
smaller and hairier than its savannah counterpart, moves seasonally into the
developed part of the park, while other terrestrial mammals include buffalo,
giant forest hog, and a half dozen antelope species.
After lunch, you will go for a guided walk
in Bigodi
Swamp to look for different bird species like the Shining Blue
Kingfisher, Blue Throated Roller, and other rare species and also find the
fruiting trees, which attract Narina Trogon, Pied Hornbill, Yellow Spotted,
Hairy Breasted and Yellow-Billed Barbets. Meals and overnight stay at the
lodge.
PRIMATE LODGE (FB; Lunch (en
route), Dinner, Bed & Breakfast)
PRIMATE LODGE
After
Breakfast, you will check out and depart for Queen Elizabeth National Park. We will enter the park via
the Northern
crater Area. With beautiful lakes and rich grasslands which are set deep
in the crater valley, this is truly the most breathtaking scenery in the park.
Arrive and check-in at the camp. Lunch.
Afternoon,
depart for a game drive in the park. Evening, return to the camp, before sunset
for dinner and an overnight stay.
KASENYI SAFARI CAMP (FB - Lunch, Dinner, Bed,
and breakfast)
KASENYI SAFARI CAMP
Begin
your day with a cup of coffee. Early morning game drive along Kasenyi and
Queens Mile allows visitors to encounter elephants, buffalo, water bucks,
warthogs, lions, Uganda Kobs lakes, and a variety of birds.
Queen
Elizabeth National Park occupies an estimated 1,978 square kilometers (764 sq
mi). The park extends from Lake George in the northeast to Lake Edward in the
southwest and includes the Kazinga Channel connecting the two lakes. The
park was founded in 1952 as Kazinga National Park. It was renamed two years
later to commemorate a visit by Queen Elizabeth II.
Queen
Elizabeth National Park is known for its wildlife, including African buffalo,
Ugandan kob, hippopotamus, Nile crocodile, African bush elephant, African
leopard, lion, and chimpanzee. It is home to 95 mammal species and over 500
bird species. The park is also famous for its volcanic features, including
volcanic cones and deep craters, many with crater lakes, such as the Katwe
craters, from which salt is extracted.
Return to the camp for breakfast. Relax at the lodge in the
mid-morning, followed by lunch. This afternoon, a two-hour boat trip along the
famous Kazinga channel is worthwhile an opportunity to see hippos and
crocodiles. The Kazinga Channel supports the biggest number of Hippos in
the whole of Africa. Predators as well as nocturnal animals normally come to
the shores in the late afternoons for a drink.
Return
to the camp in the evening for dinner and overnight stay.
KASENYI SAFARI CAMP (FB - Lunch, Dinner, Bed,
and breakfast)
KASENYI SAFARI CAMP
08h30: After early breakfast at the camp, you will check out and depart
for BWINDI impenetrable
forest and national park. It is estimated half of the world’s surviving
population of mountain gorillas –300 and more live within Bwindi boundaries.
Arrive and check-in at the lodge. Lunch. The afternoon will be at
leisure. Arrive and check-in, followed by lunch. The afternoon is at
leisure to relax. Dinner and overnight stay.
CHAMELEON HILL LODGE ((FB: - Lunch, Dinner, Bed, and
Breakfast)
CHAMELEON HILL LODGE
After
an early breakfast and briefing from the guides, set off for the mountain gorilla
tracking inside the Bwindi forest. You will need to carry drinking
water, a rain jacket, and jungle boots while the rangers will provide you with
a walking stick. Gorilla tracking is one of the unique activities you will
enjoy while photographing and observing the gorillas.
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National
Park’s 331 sq. km of montane and lowland forest jungle lies in
southwestern Uganda, 540 km from Kampala. A UNESCO World
Heritage Site and accessible only on foot, it is one of the richest ecosystems
in Africa providing a habitat for over 90 mammals (including 11 primates), 348
species of birds (including 23 highly localized Albertine Rift endemics), 202
species of butterflies, 163 tree species, over 100 species of ferns, 27 species
of frogs, chameleons, geckos, and other endangered species. Bwindi is however
most notable for her 340 Mountain Gorillas, about half the world's population
of this critically endangered primate.
After
tracking, come back to the lodge for late lunch. The afternoon will be at
leisure to rest and enjoy the amazing scenery. Lunch, dinner, and overnight.
CHAMELEON HILL LODGE ((FB: - Lunch,
Dinner, Bed, and Breakfast)
CHAMELEON HILL LODGE
Breakfast
at the lodge and check out. Transfer to the airstrip for your scheduled flight
back to Entebbe.
WISHING YOU AN EXCELLENT TRIP
· International and domestic airline tickets unless where indicated,
· Entry visa fees,
· Optional extras whilst in Uganda
· Drinks throughout the trip,
· Tips and gratuities,
· Personal expenses such as telephone calls, mini bar, porter-age, travel insurance, etc.
· 1 chimp permit (US$ 220.-) per person and 1 Gorilla permit (US$ 700.- per person)
Based
on 2 Pax
Net
price per person in a
double/twin $6,180
Based
on 4 Pax
Net
price per person in a
double/twin $6,480
Based
on 6 Pax
Net
price per person in a
double/twin $6,100
single
room supplement
$550
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Destination Country
Uganda
8 Days / 7 Nights
Destination Country: Uganda
5 Days / 4 Nights
Destination Country: Uganda
5 Days / 4 Nights