3 Days Uganda gorilla trekking safari Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Overview of the 3 days Uganda gorilla trekking safari Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

These 3 days Uganda gorilla trekking safari Bwindi impenetrable national park offers the best opportunity for a 3 days Bwindi gorilla safari Uganda to trek and sight the endangered mountain gorillas. Being home to more than half of the surviving mountain gorillas in the wild, a 3 days trip to Bwindi impenetrable national park is more than just a safari but a great adventure. This amazing road trip adventure starts with a pick up from your place of residence in Kampala on the first day of your Uganda gorilla safari featuring a stop at the equator line in Kayabwe. On the second day, anticipate to be at the park headquarters by 8:00am for briefing by the park rangers before you get into the jungle for a 2-8 hours gorilla trek. You will be returned to a preferred close accommodation in Bwindi impenetrable national park. After a hearty breakfast the next morning, you return to Kampala driving past beautiful landscapes.

Highlights of the 3 days Uganda gorilla trekking safari Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Day 1: After breakfast at your place of residence, your professional Uganda safari guide will pick you up from your lodging facility for a drive to Bwindi impenetrable national park. A stop is done at the Equator line in Kayabwe for photography.
Day 2: You will do mountain gorilla trekking lasting about 2-8 hours and have a Batwa cultural experience at the lodge in the evening.  
Day 3: After a hearty breakfast, you are transferred from Bwindi impenetrable national park back to Kampala.

Day by day detailed itinerary of the 3 days Uganda gorilla trekking safari Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Day 1 of your 3 days Uganda gorilla trekking safari Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

The driver guide picks you up from your lodging facility and briefs you on your 3 days safari to Uganda in general. The drive to Bwindi impenetrable national park starts via the Kampala-Masaka-Mbarara route. 80km from Kampala, stop at the Equator photographs and a memorable experience as you cross to the southern hemisphere. Lunch is taken en route at Igongo cultural centre in Mbarara. Expect to sight the rolling terraced hills of Ankole and the long-horned Ankole cattle. Arrive at your hotel either at Buhoma lodge and Buhoma camp late evening, have dinner and rest.

Day 2 of your 3 Days Uganda gorilla trekking safari Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

After an early morning breakfast, your driver will pick you up from the hotel and transfer to the park headquarters for briefing before 8:00am. 8 tourists can trek a specific group of mountain gorillas and the distribution is done in the morning during briefing. In the jungle you can’t tell when you will leave since the gorillas are on the move and it depends on when you will see them. Walking sticks will be available from the park rangers, In the evening, have an entertaining experience at your hotel with the Batwa pygmies who were the first inhabitants of the forest. You can decide to take a nature walk or community visit in the evening.

Day 3 of your 3 Days Uganda gorilla trekking safari Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Drive back to Kampala from Bwindi impenetrable national park after having an early breakfast. Lunch is taken en-route and a stop can be done on any souvenir shop in case you need to purchase then proceed to your place of residence or Entebbe international airport to board your flight back home or flight to your next destination.

End of your 3 Days Uganda gorilla trekking safari Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Gorilla trekking is so far the best safari activity in Africa and Bwindi impenetrable national park is referred to as the best gorilla trekking destination in Africa. The other parks with mountain gorillas are Mgahinga gorilla national park in Uganda, Virunga national park in Congo and Volcanoes national park in Rwanda. Uganda is always rewarding by its awesomeness, on this 3 days gorilla safari in Uganda be ready to do more than just gorilla trekking and see more than mountain gorillas.

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