6 Days Uganda wildlife safari Lake Mburo & Queen National Park /6 Days Uganda safari tour

Overview of the 6 Days Uganda wildlife safari Lake Mburo & Queen National Park /6 Days Uganda safari tour

This 6 Days Uganda wildlife safari or 6 Days Uganda safari tour takes you to Uganda’s top interesting National Parks for a game viewing safari. This 6 Days Uganda wildlife safari Lake Mburo & Queen Elizabeth National Park will begin and end in Kampala. You and your Uganda safari driver guide will set off from Kampala on the first day, for Queen Elizabeth National Park where you will undertake a beautiful game drive in your 4x4 safari van/ 4x4 safari Land cruiser/ 4x4 safari minivan/ 4x4 super custom depending on the number of people you are traveling with. As part of your adventure in Queen Elizabeth still, you will take a boat cruise along the 45km Kazinga channel; a river that joins Lake Edward and Lake George and a Uganda chimpanzee trekking safari in Kyambura gorge. After your Queen Elizabeth Park safari, you will transfer to Lake Mburo National Park; the nearest of all National Parks in Uganda for a boat cruise and another nature game drive in the park. While there, expect to view the giant eland antelopes, impalas, Burchell zebras among others. You will return to Kampala on the 6th Day marking the end of your wildlife tour Uganda. Accommodation during your 6 days safari in Uganda will depend on your choice ranging from Luxury, midrange and budget.

Highlight of the 6 Days Uganda wildlife safari Lake Mburo & Queen National Park /6 Days Uganda safari tour

Day 1: Transfer from Kampala at your hotel with your driver guide to Queen Elizabeth National Park for your Uganda wildlife safari tour. Arrive and check in at your hotel that was prior booked.

 Day 2: Do a game drive in Queen Elizabeth park starting very early in the morning, return to the lodge for breakfast and lunch and later go for your afternoon boat cruise along the Kazinga channel that starts at 2pm, retire and return to the lodge, dine and rest.

Day 3: Do chimpanzee trekking in Kyambura, return to the lodge and visit the crater lakes region later in the afternoon. Retire and return to the lodge dine and rest.

Day 4: Do a morning game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park as you drive Lake Mburo National Park on your safari Uganda to your lodge prior booked for you.

Day 5: Do a morning game drive in Lake Mburo park and a boat cruise in the afternoon along Lake Mburo, retire and return to the lodge

Day 6: After a relaxed breakfast at the lodge, you will do a morning game drive as you depart for Kampala later in the afternoon, breaking your journey at the equator in Kayabwe for a polar water experiment and photos

Detailed itinerary of the 6 Days Uganda wildlife safari Lake Mburo & Queen National Park /5 Days Uganda safari tour

Day 1 of the 6 Days Uganda wildlife safari Lake Mburo & Queen National Park /6 Days Uganda safari tour: Travel from Kampala to Queen Elizabeth National Park for your Uganda wildlife safari tour. Arrive and check in at your hotel that was prior booked

Have breakfast very early in the morning at your hotel and prepare to set off for Queen Elizabeth National Park. Your driver guide will find you there, meet and greet, have a short briefing about your 6 Days Uganda wildlife safari Lake Mburo & Queen National Park /6 Days Uganda safari tour and then hit the road. You will drive towards the west from Kampala via the Kampala-Masaka-Mbarara highway road. This journey covers a distance of about 386km driving for about 7 hours excluding the stopovers. You will follow the mystical Rwenzori Mountain ranges for most of your journey. Break your journey in Mbarara at Igongo Cultural Centre for lunch and finally arrive at your prior booked lodge, relax, dine and overnight stay.

Day 2 of the 6 Days Uganda wildlife safari Lake Mburo & Queen National Park /6 Days Uganda safari tour: Go for your Queen Elizabeth park Uganda wildlife safari game drive in the morning, an afternoon boat cruise along the Kazinga channel, retire and return to the lodge

Early in the morning at around 6am, your driver guide will take you for an early morning game drive in the park. During your Queen Elizabeth Park safari, you will catch the early morning risers as you drive around the park. You will have excellent opportunities to see some Lions, Leopards, Giant Forest Hogs, Cape Buffaloes, Elephants, Defassa Waterbucks, Uganda Kobs, Topi and Bush bucks and many more. The morning game drive in Queen Elizabeth Park lasts about 2-3 hours depending on your choice. Return to your lodge for breakfast, relax and have lunch there. After your lunch, drive back to the park where you will enjoy a unique 2-hour boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel and into Lake Edward. This boat cruise on this 45km river will pass you through the highest concentration of Hippos in Africa and you will also be able see a variety of other animals as they drink at the water's edge. Be sure to take your camera with you because this launch cruise will give you an excellent platform to take photographs for your memorable album in Uganda, The “Pearl of Africa”. Retire and return to your hotel dine and relax.

Day 3 of the 6 Days Uganda wildlife safari Lake Mburo & Queen National Park /6 Days Uganda safari tour: Do chimpanzee trekking in Kyambura, return to the lodge and visit the crater lake region later in the afternoon. Retire and return to the lodge

Wake up early in morning for your breakfast at the lodge, or have it packed before you go for your chimpanzee trekking safari in Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park. Head to Kyambura gorge for chimpanzee tracking briefing that starts as early as 8am with a briefing about the conduct of a chimpanzee trekking safari Uganda by the park rangers. After the briefing, hit the forest with a ranger in search for the chimpanzees. During your trekking, you will see variety of chimps and other primates in the wild play, cuddle, jump from branch to branch, make different sounds among others. Return to your safari lodge for lunch then go sightseeing in the crater region - it is a marvel! You will have the opportunity to visit the Katwe Salt works for a glimpse into the traditional salt mining business.

Day 4 of the 6 Days Uganda wildlife safari Lake Mburo & Queen National Park /6 Days Uganda safari tour: Do a morning game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park as you drive Lake Mburo National Park safari Uganda for your afternoon boat cruise along Lake Mburo

After your breakfast in the morning, do a simple morning game drive as you depart this part of the world driving back east wards to Lake Mburo National Park, a journey that will take close to 4-5 hours. Lake Mburo National Park is gifted with a variety of attractions but the terrain is dominated by extensive wetlands, rolling grassy hills, seasonal and permanent swamps, wooden savannah, and forests. It is because of these diverse ecosystems that render the park to be one of the richest in bio diversity.

Day 5 of the 6 Days Uganda wildlife safari Lake Mburo & Queen National Park /6 Days Uganda safari tour: Do a morning game drive in Lake Mburo park, drive to Kampala later in the afternoon, breaking your journey at the equator in Kayabwe

Wake up early and have your morning breakfast at the lodge, get to the road and set off for your early morning game drive in the park for a wonderful opportunity to see the Zebras, Waterbucks, Buffaloes, Topis, Elands, Leopards, and a variety of bird species. After the game drive you will have lunch inside the park. After lunch, take a boat trip on Lake Mburo and see for yourself the Crocodiles, Pelicans, Hippos, Herons and the rare Shoebill stork if lucky. Transfer to your choice of accommodation in Lake Mburo National Park, relax, dine and spend your night there.

Day 6 of the 6 Days Uganda wildlife safari Lake Mburo & Queen National Park /6 Days Uganda safari tour: Do another game drive in the morning and transfer back to Kampala

In the morning after breakfast at the lodge, you will do another game drive in the park as you set for Kampala, have lunch in Mbarara at Igongo cultural centre. You will break this long journey with a stopover at the Equator for photographs, visit the souvenir shops and have a polar water experiment and proceed with your journey to Mbarara for lunch and then proceed Kampala. Expect to be there late in in the evening and transfer to your hotel or airport as you may advise.

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