6 days Uganda gorilla safari Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari & kibale chimpanzee trekking tour

Overview of the 6 days Uganda gorilla safari Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari & kibale chimpanzee trekking tour

This 6 days Uganda gorilla safari Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari & kibale chimpanzee trekking tour is a 6 days Bwindi gorilla safari Uganda, wildlife safari in Queen Elizabeth and chimpanzee trekking in Kibale forest national park. The 6 days wildlife and gorilla safari in Uganda features an equator experience, chimpanzee trekking in Kibale forest national park, game drive and boat cruise at Queen Elizabeth National Park and gorilla trekking in Bwindi impenetrable national park. Starting with a pick up from Entebbe international airport, you will have an equator experience on day 1 then relax and have dinner at Kibale forest national park. Go for chimpanzee trekking the next morning then drive to Queen Elizabeth National park for dinner and an overnight stay. In the morning on day 3, you will go for a game drive, have lunch then do an evening boat cruise then transfer to Bwindi impenetrable national park the next day. After gorilla trekking on day 5 of your safari in Uganda, you will be driven back to Entebbe international airport for your way forward flight.

Highlights of the 6 days Uganda gorilla safari Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari & kibale chimpanzee trekking tour

Day 1: When you set foot into Uganda, your driver guide will welcome you and start the drive to kibale forest national park with a stop at the equator line for photography.
Day 2: After early morning breakfast, you go for chimpanzee trekking taking about 2-4hours and then drive to Queen Elizabeth national park.
Day 3: At Queen Elizabeth, you do a morning game drive, have lunch and then take an evening boat cruise.
Day 4: After a relaxed breakfast, you will drive via the ishasha sector and transfer to Bwindi impenetrable national park.
Day 5: You will be driven to the park headquarters for gorilla trekking in Bwindi before 8:00am after breakfast at your lodging facility.
Day 6: After a relaxed breakfast, you will be driven back to Entebbe international airport for a departure flight.

Day by day itinerary of the 6 days Uganda gorilla safari Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari & kibale chimpanzee trekking tour

Day 1 of the 6 days Uganda gorilla safari Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari & kibale chimpanzee trekking tour

Upon arrival, you will be picked up by your driver guide and driven to Kibale forest national park for an amazing wildlife safari in Uganda. You make a stop at the equator line in Kayabwe for photography for about 30minutes. Upon arrival, you check into an accommodation in Kibale forest national park of your preference for dinner and relaxation as you plan for chimpanzee trekking the next day. Accommodation options include: Crater Safari Lodge (Luxury), Kibale Forest Camp (Mid-range)

Day 2 of the 6 days Uganda gorilla safari Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari & kibale chimpanzee trekking tour

After breakfast, you will be driven to the park headquarters for chimpanzee trekking that lasts about 2-4 hours in the jungle where our closest relatives live. After chimpanzee trekking, you return to your lodging facility for lunch then be driven to Queen Elizabeth National Park where you spend the night in a comfortable accommodation in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Accommodation options include: Mweya safari lodge (Luxury), Enganzi Lodge (Mid-range)

Day 3 of the 6 days Uganda gorilla safari Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari & kibale chimpanzee trekking tour

By 7:00am, you will be in the park for a morning game drive that will last about 2-4 hours offering an opportunity to sight early morning risers. After the game drive, you are driven to your lodging facility for refreshment and have a meal then after go for an evening boat cruise on the 45km long wildlife packed Kazinga channel in Queen Elizabeth National park. In the evening, you return to your lodging facility for an overnight. Accommodation options include: Mweya safari lodge (Luxury), Enganzi Lodge (Mid-range)

Day 4 of the 6 days Uganda gorilla safari Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari & kibale chimpanzee trekking tour

You will have a relaxed breakfast in the morning at the lodging facility at Queen Elizabeth National Park you will be driven via the ishasha sector popular for tree climbing lions. Going past beautiful sceneries, you arrive to an accommodation in Bwindi impenetrable national park where you check in, have dinner and an overnight stay. Accommodation options include: Chameleon hill lodge (Luxury), Gorilla mist camp (Mid-range)

Day 5 of the 6 days Uganda gorilla safari Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari & kibale chimpanzee trekking tour

After breakfast in your beautiful lodging facility, you will be driven to the park headquarters for your Uganda gorilla trekking safari experience. Briefing starts at 8:00am with the park rangers who will go with you and 7 other gorilla trekkers to the jungle for about 2-8 hours in search of the mountain gorillas. After spending 1 hour in the presence of the gentle giants you will return to the park headquarters where you will receive a Uganda gorilla trekking certificate then be driven back to your lodging facility for relaxation, dinner and an overnight. Accommodation options include: Chameleon hill lodge (Luxury), Gorilla mist camp (Mid-range)

Day 6 of the 6 days Uganda gorilla safari Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari & kibale chimpanzee trekking tour

You will have relaxed breakfast after your Uganda safari then embark on the drive back to Entebbe international airport for departure. Depending on your departure time, you can do craft shopping before departure.

End of the 6 days Uganda gorilla safari Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth wildlife safari & kibale chimpanzee trekking tour

Mgahinga gorilla national park offers an option for a Uganda gorilla trekking tour experience since it is also home to mountain gorillas. In Rwanda and Congo, you can go for a gorilla safari Rwanda or Congo gorilla safari and trek mountain gorillas in Volcanoes national park and Virunga national park respectively. Don’t run out of options even for wildlife tour, you can visit several other safari parks. This is more than just a safari but a journey to discoveries and great encounters, have the chance to tour 3 different park in just 6 days.

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