6 Days Uganda wildlife safari Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi gorilla trekking safari & Lake Mburo wildlife tour

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

Your 6 days Uganda wildlife safari Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi gorilla trekking safari & Lake Mburo wildlife tour or 6 days Queen Elizabeth wildlife tour Uganda, gorilla safari Bwindi and Lake Mburo wildlife safari is a 3 Uganda safari park trip. For all memorable wildlife encounters, you do a game drive and boat cruise alongside sightseeing and bird watching at Queen Elizabeth National Park, gorilla trekking in Bwindi impenetrable national park and a game drive in Lake Mburo National Park. From Entebbe international airport, a knowledgeable driver guide will pick you up and start the drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park. With a stop at the equator, you drive and spend a night at the park where you plan for a game drive and boat cruise the next day. The trip continues with a drive to Bwindi impenetrable national park for gorilla trekking the next day. After a hearty breakfast, the next morning, you are driven to lake Mburo national park for an evening boat cruise. You go for an early morning game drive then return to Entebbe international airport for your departure flight.

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

Day 1: Upon arrival, you will be welcomed by your driver guide who will brief you about the safari then drive you to Queen Elizabeth National park.
Day 2: You will do an early morning game drive for about 2-4hours, have lunch and do a boat cruise at the Kazinga channel in the evening for about 2 hours.
Day 3: You have early morning breakfast then be transferred to Bwindi impenetrable national park. Day 4: After an early morning breakfast, your driver guide will transfer you to Bwindi impenetrable national park for gorilla trekking lasting about 2-8hours.
Day 5: After a relaxed breakfast, you will be driven by your driver guide from Bwindi impenetrable national park to Lake Mburo National Park where you do an evening boat cruise.
Day 6: You will have an early morning game drive then be transferred to Entebbe international airport.

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

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

Upon arrival at Entebbe international airport, you are driven to Queen Elizabeth National Park. With a stop at the equator for photography you continue to Queen Elizabeth National park. Upon arrival, you check in, have dinner and spend the night at a preferred accommodation in Queen Elizabeth National park.
 Accommodation options include: Mweya safari lodge (Luxury), Enganzi Lodge (Mid-range)

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

By 7:00am, you will be in Queen Elizabeth park headquarters for a morning game drive that lasts about 2-4 hours. After the game drive, you will return 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. You are returned to your hotel/lodge for dinner and an overnight. 6 days Uganda wildlife safari Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi gorilla trekking safari & Lake Mburo wildlife tour Accommodation options include: Mweya safari lodge (Luxury), Enganzi Lodge (Mid-range)

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

When you wake up, you have a relaxed breakfast at your lodging facility then start the drive to Bwindi impenetrable national park. Driving past the beautiful Kigezi highlands, you arrive at a preferred accommodation in Bwindi impenetrable National park which will offer you a comfortable stay for the night.
Accommodation options include: Chameleon hill lodge (Luxury), Gorilla mist camp (Mid-range)

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

After breakfast in your hotel/lodge, you will be driven to the park headquarters for your Uganda gorilla trekking safari experience. At the park headquarters, briefing starts at 8:00am with the park rangers who 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. 6 days Uganda wildlife safari Queen Elizabeth, Bwindi gorilla trekking safari & Lake Mburo wildlife tour Accommodation options include: Chameleon hill lodge (Luxury), Gorilla mist camp (Mid-range)

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

After relaxed breakfast, you bid farewell to the gorilla land then embark on a drive to Lake Mburo National Park. Arriving in the afternoon, you have lunch and then take an evening boat cruise at the park. This is the only park where you can get so close to wildlife even on foot. In the evening you returned to a booked accommodation in Lake Mburo National park.
Accommodation options include: Mihingo lodge (luxury), Rwakobo rock lodge/Arcadia lodge Mburo (Mid-range)

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

By sunrise, you will be at Lake Mburo National Park headquarters for a morning game drive, return to the lodge, refresh, have a meal, check out and then be driven to Entebbe international airport for departure.

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

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