This tour of 6 days in Uganda offers an all-inclusive exploration of Western Uganda’s natural wonders and cultural riches, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a memorable tour in Uganda. Here you can Experience the warm hospitality of the Ugandan people and be amazed by the cultural encounters with the different native tribes.
You arrive at Entebbe International Airport, your gateway to the diverse beauty of Uganda. This is the country of adventurous mountain gorilla and chimp trekking, stunning wildlife safaris, amazing road trips and wilderness adventures by boat, bike, horse or foot.
You can get early breakfast before a morning game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park. As you travel through the heart of the country, you enjoy breathtaking views of the unique countryside, dotted with traditional villages. Spot lions in Kasenyi area, along with leopards, buffalos, and elephants on this Uganda safari adventure.
Early in the morning starts with breakfast before a morning game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park, spot lions in Kasenyi area, along with leopards, buffalos, and elephants on this Uganda safari adventure. Midday returns to the lodge for lunch and relaxation. Mid-day returns to the lodge for lunch and relaxation. 2pm boat cruise on Lake Edward, observing the Kazinga channel connecting Lake Edward to Lake George. Witness hippos, crocodiles, and various birds. Return to Kazinga wilderness camp for dinner and overnight.
After breakfast and packed lunch, check out and visit to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park home to tree-climbing lions. Having Lunch enroute before continuing. Check-in, dinner, and overnight at lodge, preparing for tomorrow’s gorilla trekking Uganda experience.
The Buhoma sector, located in the northern part of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Trekking here is less challenging and offers some of Africa's most spectacular forest trails, perfect for avid hikers. Please note that participants must be at least 15 years old, treks last 2–4 hours, require proper hiking shoes and are conducted in groups of up to 8 people, though gorilla sightings cannot be guaranteed.
As you drive back to Entebbe, you again pass through the villages with their lively marketplaces and the outstretched countryside with tea and coffee plantations, smooth green hills and the occasional wildlife waving you goodbye.
