Day 1:

 Arrival at Entebbe airport and transfer to your accommodation nearby.

Gorilla neighbor guest BB

Day 2:

We are heading north. Our first stop will be at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, where you will have an extraordinary experience observing and learning about the conservation of the highly endangered white rhino. On the way you will be treated to one of the loudest sights in Uganda at the top of Murchison Falls, where the powerful river Nile forces its way through a gap only 7 metres wide.

Redchill rest camp BB

Day 3:

Today we start with an early morning game drive and a relaxing afternoon boat cruise along the Victoria Nile, where you will encounter animals congregating on the banks and an abundance of crocodiles and hippos. You will see the thundering waterfall plunge 40 metres as the boat turns for the return journey.

 Redchill rest camp BB

Day 4:

You will have a very long day, have an early breakfast and after driveto Rhino tracking. After tracking the Rhinos, you then drive for 6-7hours to semuliki National Park for dinner and overnight.

Semuliki river camp BB

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Day 5:

After breakfast you will drive to Semuliki National Park and proceed to the Sempaya hot springs and visiting the crater lakes. En route, seethe fertile, volcanic soils of the area as you head to the lodge for the great dinner and overnight stay. On our way to Queen Elizabeth National Park, we cross the Equator.    Kazinga wilderness camp BB

Day 6,

We will start the day with an early morning game drive while many animals are still on the move during the cool part of the day. On a good day you could see lions, buffalo, elephants, antelopes, the elusive bush pig and you might even be lucky to spot a leopard! Hippos, buffalo, crocodiles and many species of birds can be spotted during the afternoon boat trip on the Kazinga Channel.

Kazinga wilderness camp BB

Day 7:

A leisurely drive through Queen Elizabeth National Park brings us to Ishasha, one of the few regions in Africa where lions can be spotted climbing trees and lounging on branches. Therefore, make sure that during the game drive you are not only looking out over the savannah, but also have your eyes focused up in the trees!

Ishasha pride lodge BB.

Day 8

The search for the lion continues this morning. Afterwards we drive tothe Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Enjoy the drive from the savannah into the dense rainforest of the mountains. There are a few surprises along the way, so keep your eyes peeled.

Ruhija community Rest Camp

Day 9

Put on your walking shoes and take a sturdy walking stick, today there is a unique experience: gorilla tracking! It is one of the best Ugandan travel experiences you can have. You will hike in the mountains, which can take between 2 and 6 hours depending on the distance of the gorillas.

Day 10: home of bakiga

The Bakiga people are an ethnic group inhabiting the southwestern region of Uganda, primarily in the districts of Kabale, Rukungiri, and Kisoro. They have a rich cultural heritage that is worth exploring, making a visit to their home stays a truly remarkable experience.

The Bakiga people have a distinct set of cultural practices, beliefs, and traditions that have been passed down through generations. Their traditional music, dance, and storytelling are vibrant expressions of their culture. With their unique drumbeats, energetic dances, and melodious songs,the Bakiga people showcase their rich folklore and history. Visiting the Bakiga people through their home stays provides a unique opportunity to witness their way of life firsthand. Staying with a Bakiga family allows visitors to engage in daily activities, learn traditional skills, and participate in cultural ceremonies. From helping with farming activities to learning traditional crafts such as basket weaving or pottery, guests gain a deeper understanding of the Bakiga people and connection to the land and their ancestral traditions.

Moreover, the warm and welcoming nature of the Bakiga people ensures that visitors feel like part of the family. Sharing meals, stories, and laughter with the locals fosters a genuine cultural exchange that goes beyond mere sightseeing. The Bakiga people are known for their hospitality, and their home stays offer a unique opportunity to forge lasting friendships and create unforgettable memories.

In conclusion, a visit to the Bakiga people and their home stays is an enriching and unforgettable experience. Immerse yourself in their vibrant culture, witness their traditions, and form meaningful connections with the locals. By embracing their warm hospitality and exploring the stunning surroundings, you will gain a deeper appreciation for the Bakiga people and their way of life.

Day 11

Today we drive to Lake Bunyonyi, one of the deepest and most beautiful lakes in Africa. You can try your hand at paddling a dugout canoe or go for a swim in the hippo, crocodile and bilharzia free waters.  Byoona Amagara camp BB

Day 12

After breakfast we drive 4-5 hours to Lake Mburo National Park. The park has a variety of animals such as leopard, zebra, impala, buffalo and over 300 species of birds, many of which can be seen on the afternoon game drive. Horseback safaris and boat trips on the lake are also available.

Leopard rest camp BB

Day 13

You can take an optional walking safari to get closer to the animals and it is the best way to watch birds. Afterwards we drive back to Entebbe, and we drop you off at the airport in time for your scheduled flight and hope we have whetted your appetite for more African safari adventures.