TOUR DETAILS:
This 6-day Gorilla trekking will allow you to see gorillas and chimpanzees at the Impenetrable forest of Bwindi and also a UNESCO heritage site for gorilla trekking, Queen Elizabeth national park for both wildlife viewing and chimpanzee trekking, you will also enjoy scenery viewing as you travel.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:
<>Trip Facts:
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Destinations
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Accommodation |
Nights |
Meals |
| Entebbe | Airport Guest House | 1 Nights | D,B&B |
| Bwindi Impenetrable Forest | Rushaga Gorilla Camp | 2 Nights | D,B&B |
| Southern Queen Elizabeth National Park | The Bush Lodge (Queen Elizabeth National Park) | 2 Nights | D,B&B |
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Your itinerary starts in Entebbe, where you have a one-night stay in anticipation of tomorrow’s adventure. Unwind by the turquoise waters of the swimming pool, explore the nearby botanical gardens or relax with dinner overlooking Lake Victoria.
Overnight: Airport Guest House
Distance: 550.0 m
Time: 10 to 15 min
Depart from the Entebbe to the north of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Bwindi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the most biologically diverse areas in the world. After reaching Bwindi, our guide will transfer you to the lodge. The rest of the afternoon is at leisure to relax or explore the local communities that live adjacent to the forest. After dinner, retire for the night, lulled to sleep by the sounds of one of Africa’s most incredible natural environments.
Overnight: Rushaga Gorilla Camp
Distance: 491.3 km
Time: 9 hr 4 min
After an early morning breakfast, you will be transferred to Fort Portal where you will spend time at Rushaga Gorilla Camp.
Overnight: Rushaga Gorilla Camp
Distance: 382.6 km
Time: 7 hr 10 min
Travel to Queen Elizabeth National Park, a rich bio-diverse area in Uganda. Today we will stay in The Bush Lodge, a place known for hosting the tree-climbing lions. The Bush Lodge is dominated by acacia woodland and scrubland and features the meandering Ishasha River, banked by a riparian forest. Have an evening game drive to catch with the late grazers that normally feed in the evening. Try to look out for the tree-climbing lions that hang within the fig trees as they always shelter from the hot sun.
Overnight: The Bush Lodge
Go for a morning game drive in the Ishasha Sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park as we travel to Mweya. Have lunch at Mweya. Look out for interesting wildlife that includes elephants, buffaloes, hyenas,s, etc. The Ishasha sector is dominated by acacia woodland and scrubland and features the meandering Ishasha River, banked by a riparian forest.
After picnic lunch, drive to Mweya. En route, you are likely to meet grazing hippos, elephants, lions, spotted hyenas and leopards, bushbuck, waterbuck and stripped jackal, and of course the several warthogs. Overnight at or the Bush Lodge
Overnight: The Bush Lodge
This morning you will carry out a game drive looking for wildlife including elephants, leopard, hyena, and many more that inhabit this park. After game drive, transfer to the Mweya Airstrip from where you will catch a flight back to Entebbe.
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