Upon your arrival at Entebbe International Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by your safari guide who will be waiting for you at the airport. Your guide will then assist you with your luggage and lead you to the vehicle for your transfer to your hotel.The drive from the airport to your hotel in Entebbe will take about 10-15 minutes, depending on traffic. During this drive, your guide will give you a brief orientation of the city and answer any questions you may have about your trip.Upon arrival at your hotel, you will check in and be given a brief overview of the facilities and services available. You may choose to spend the rest of the day relaxing at the hotel, exploring the city of Entebbe or engaging in other activities depending on your arrival time.If you arrive early enough, you may choose to visit the nearby Entebbe Botanical Gardens or Uganda Wildlife Education Centre.Alternatively, you can choose to rest and get ready for the adventure that awaits you on the rest of the safari.Your safari guide will be available to answer any questions you may have and to help you plan your activities for the following days of your safari. The first day of your safari will be an opportunity to rest and get ready for the exciting adventures that lie ahead.

Day 2 of the 12-day safari holiday in Uganda is dedicated to transferring to Murchison Falls National Park with a stopover for Rhino tracking. Here's a detailed explanation of what to expect:After breakfast, you will set off from your accommodation and embark on a long drive to Murchison Falls National Park, which is located in northern Uganda. The drive will take you through a mix of urban and rural areas, giving you an opportunity to experience the country's culture and way of life. You will have a stopover at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, which is located en route to Murchison Falls National Park.Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is a conservation area that was established to reintroduce rhinos to Uganda. It is the only place in Uganda where you can see rhinos in the wild. The sanctuary has become a success story in rhino conservation, with the population increasing steadily over the years. Upon arrival at the sanctuary, you will be briefed by the guides on the dos and don'ts of rhino tracking. The guides will then lead you on foot to track the rhinos in their natural habitat. The experience is quite thrilling as you get up close and personal with the rhinos, observing their behavior and even getting a chance to take photos.After the Rhino tracking experience, you will continue with the journey to Murchison Falls National Park, arriving in the late afternoon. The park is Uganda's largest national park, and it's home to a variety of wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, buffalos, lions, hippos, and crocodiles. The park is also home to the world-renowned Murchison Falls, which is a breathtaking sight to behold.Upon arrival, you will check in to your lodge, and if time permits, you can go for an evening game drive to catch a glimpse of some of the wildlife in the park. Alternatively, you can relax at the lodge and take in the beautiful views of the park as you prepare for an exciting day ahead.

The morning game drive in Murchison Falls National Park is an exciting opportunity to spot a wide variety of wildlife species in their natural habitat. The game drive will take place early in the morning when the animals are most active, providing a greater chance of spotting them. The experienced safari guide will take you through the park, pointing out various animals along the way and providing interesting information about their behavior and habitat.Some of the wildlife you may see during the game drive include elephants, lions, leopards, giraffes, buffaloes, antelopes, warthogs, hyenas, and many bird species. The game drive is a great opportunity for photography, as the animals are often at a close range.After the game drive, you will return to your lodge for lunch and then proceed to the boat launch for a trip to the base of the falls. The boat trip provides a stunning view of Murchison Falls, one of the world's most powerful waterfalls. The boat will take you close to the base of the falls, allowing you to feel the spray and see the power of the falls up close.During the boat trip, you will also have an opportunity to see various water animals such as crocodiles and hippos, as well as many bird species such as African fish eagles, kingfishers, herons, and cormorants. The boat ride is a serene experience, with stunning views of the riverbanks and the surrounding vegetation.In conclusion, the morning game drive and boat trip to the base of the falls are some of the highlights of a visit to Murchison Falls National Park. The combination of the two activities provides an immersive experience of the park's wildlife and natural wonders, making it a must-do activity on any safari holiday in Uganda.

After breakfast, you will embark on a long scenic drive from Murchison Falls National Park to Kibale Forest National Park. The journey takes approximately 7-8 hours, depending on the road conditions and any stopovers you may make along the way.You will have the opportunity to enjoy stunning views of the Ugandan countryside as you drive through traditional homesteads and local markets. You may also have the chance to spot some wildlife such as baboons and various bird species along the way.On the way to Kibale Forest National Park, you will make a stopover at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, the only place in Uganda where you can track white rhinos in their natural habitat. Here, you will have the opportunity to walk through the sanctuary with an experienced guide to track and observe these majestic creatures up close.After the rhino tracking experience, you will continue your journey to Kibale Forest National Park, where you will arrive in the late afternoon. Kibale Forest is one of the most beautiful and diverse forests in Africa and is home to the highest concentration of primates in the world, including the chimpanzees.Upon arrival, you will check in to your lodge and have the rest of the evening at leisure. You can take a nature walk around the lodge to spot some of the bird species or simply relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Dinner will be served at the lodge, after which you can retire for the night, ready for an exciting day of chimpanzee trekking the following day.

On Day 5 of your safari holiday in Uganda, you will have an exciting day filled with adventure and wildlife sightings. After breakfast, you will head to the park headquarters of Kibale Forest National Park for a briefing before embarking on your chimpanzee trekking experience. The briefing will cover important information about the trek, including safety guidelines and what to expect during the trek.Kibale Forest National Park is one of the best places in Uganda to see chimpanzees in their natural habitat. The park is home to over 1,500 chimpanzees, making it one of the largest populations in East Africa. As you trek through the forest, your guide will point out other primates and wildlife that inhabit the park, such as black-and-white colobus monkeys, red-tailed monkeys, and various bird species.When you finally come across the chimpanzees, you will have a chance to observe them up close in their natural habitat. You may see them playing, feeding, grooming, and interacting with each other, giving you an unforgettable experience.After trekking, you will return to your lodge for lunch before departing for Queen Elizabeth National Park. The drive to the park takes you through scenic landscapes, local villages, and tea plantations, offering you a chance to see more of Uganda's beauty and culture.You will arrive at Queen Elizabeth National Park in the late afternoon, check in to your lodge and have some time to rest and freshen up. In the evening, you can go for a short game drive to see some of the wildlife that inhabits the park, such as elephants, lions, hyenas, buffaloes, and various antelope species. Alternatively, you can relax at your lodge and enjoy the views of the park.

On day 6 of your safari holiday in Uganda, you will have an exciting and varied itinerary. You will begin the day with a lion tracking experience in Queen Elizabeth National Park. This experience is a unique opportunity to follow researchers as they track and monitor lions in the park. You will learn about the habits and behaviors of these magnificent creatures, as well as the challenges facing them in their natural habitat. This activity typically lasts for a few hours, and you will have the chance to get up close to the lions as they go about their daily routines.After the lion tracking experience, you will return to your lodge for lunch. You will then head out in the afternoon for a boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel. The channel is a 32-kilometer-long natural waterway that connects Lake George and Lake Edward. It is home to one of the largest concentrations of hippos in the world, as well as many crocodiles and bird species. During the boat cruise, you will have the opportunity to spot some of these animals up close, and learn more about their habits and behaviors.In the late afternoon, you will go on a community walk to the Lake Katwe salt mining village. This is a unique opportunity to learn about the traditional salt mining methods used by the local community. You will learn about the history of salt mining in the region, and see firsthand how it is still being done today. You will also have the chance to interact with the local people and learn about their way of life. This community walk is a great way to experience the local culture and customs of Uganda, and to gain a deeper appreciation for the people who call this region home.Overall, day 6 of your safari holiday in Uganda is sure to be an unforgettable experience, full of exciting activities and opportunities to learn about the wildlife and people of Queen Elizabeth National Park.

After breakfast at your lodge in Queen Elizabeth National Park, you will embark on a scenic drive to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. However, before you reach your destination, you will make a stopover at the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, which is famous for its tree-climbing lions.The Ishasha sector is located in the southern part of Queen Elizabeth National Park, and it is home to a population of tree-climbing lions. These lions are a unique sight to behold, as they are known to spend most of their time in the branches of fig trees. The tree-climbing lions of Ishasha have a unique behavior that has puzzled scientists for years. It is believed that they climb trees to escape the heat on the ground, avoid biting insects, and get a good view of their prey.During your game drive in the Ishasha sector, you will be on the lookout for these magnificent creatures. Your experienced guide will drive you around the sector in search of the tree-climbing lions. The game drive will also give you a chance to see other wildlife species that inhabit the sector, such as buffalos, elephants, antelopes, and baboons.After the game drive, you will continue your journey to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, where you will spend the night at your lodge, ready for the next day's gorilla trekking experience. The drive from Ishasha to Bwindi will take you through scenic landscapes and local villages, offering a glimpse of the everyday life of Ugandans.

This day is the highlight of your safari as you embark on a once-in-a-lifetime experience of gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. After an early breakfast, you will make your way to the park headquarters for a briefing by the park rangers about the do’s and don’ts during the trek and to be assigned to a gorilla family group to visit.Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is home to over half of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas, with about 20 gorilla families that are habituated to human presence, making it the best place for gorilla trekking in the world. The gorillas live in the dense forests and tracking them can take anywhere between 2 to 8 hours, depending on the location of the gorilla family and the terrain of the forest.Once you locate your assigned gorilla family, you will spend a maximum of one hour observing and interacting with them. You will get an up-close and personal experience of the gorillas in their natural habitat, observing them as they play, feed, groom and rest. You will also have the chance to take pictures and record videos to capture your amazing experience.After your gorilla trekking experience, you will return to your lodge for lunch before heading out to visit the Batwa Community. The Batwa pygmies are an indigenous tribe that once lived in the forest and depended on the forest for their survival. However, they were displaced from their ancestral land when Bwindi Impenetrable Forest was gazetted into a national park, and they now live on the fringes of the park.During your visit, you will learn about their traditional way of life and how they have adapted to living outside the forest. You will also be treated to a cultural dance performance and have the opportunity to interact with the Batwa people. This is a unique cultural experience that provides a glimpse into the lives of one of the oldest tribes in Africa.In the evening, you will return to your lodge for dinner and spend the night reflecting on the incredible experience of gorilla trekking and the unique cultural encounter with the Batwa community.

After breakfast on day 9, you will check out of your accommodation in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and embark on a scenic drive to Lake Bunyonyi. The journey takes you through winding roads with breathtaking views of the rolling hills, plantations, and traditional villages. Along the way, you will get a chance to see and interact with the local people and learn about their way of life.Upon arrival at Lake Bunyonyi, you will check in to your lodge, which will be located along the shore of the lake, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The lake is known for its scenic beauty, and its name "Bunyonyi" means "place of many little birds" in the local language. It is a freshwater lake and the second deepest lake in Africa, with over 29 islands.After checking in, you will have the rest of the day to relax and take in the beautiful scenery of the lake. You can engage in various activities such as swimming, canoeing, bird watching, and hiking in the surrounding hills. Alternatively, you can choose to simply relax and take in the tranquility of the lake, as it offers a peaceful and serene atmosphere.In the evening, you will have dinner at the lodge and retire to your room, ready for a full day of relaxation and adventure at Lake Bunyonyi.

On day 9 of your 12-day safari holiday in Uganda, you will be transferring to Lake Bunyonyi from Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. After breakfast, you will pack your bags and meet your driver/guide to embark on the journey.The drive to Lake Bunyonyi is scenic and takes you through beautiful landscapes and local villages. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to stop and take in the stunning views of the countryside, including rolling hills, lush vegetation, and distant mountain ranges. You will also pass by small towns and villages, where you will see locals going about their daily activities.Upon arrival at Lake Bunyonyi, you will check in to your lodge. Lake Bunyonyi is a breathtakingly beautiful lake, surrounded by rolling hills and lush vegetation. It is known for its crystal-clear waters, which are safe for swimming and canoeing. You will have the rest of the day to relax and enjoy the serene atmosphere of the lake. You can take a dip in the lake or take a canoe ride to explore the various islands that dot the lake. You can also opt to go bird watching, as Lake Bunyonyi is home to various bird species.In the evening, you will enjoy a delicious dinner at your lodge, followed by a peaceful night's sleep. The tranquil surroundings of the lake and the gentle lapping of the water against the shore make for a restful night's sleep, setting the stage for the adventures to come on the following day.