8 Days Uganda chimpanzee trekking safari Kibale, & Mburo Queen Elizabeth short wildlife tour Uganda

Overview of the 8 Days Uganda chimpanzee trekking safari Kibale, & Mburo Queen Elizabeth short wildlife tour Uganda

This 8 Days Uganda chimpanzee trekking safari Kibale, & Mburo Queen Elizabeth short wildlife safari Uganda itinerary suggested below is perfect for your safari in Uganda and we are convinced that you are going to enjoy your time, do memory making activities with your Uganda safari guide. Our 8 days Uganda wildlife safari takes is blended with a chimpanzee trekking safari Uganda in the “primate capital of the world” Kibale National Park and an amazing wildlife safari in Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth & Lake Mburo National Park. Your game drives in Mburo and Queen Elizabeth National Park will be done in your 4x4 safari Land cruiser, 4x4 safari van, 4x4 safari minivan, 4x4 super custom depending on the number people or group. You will encounter with lots wild game including Tree climbing lions, Burchell zebras, Kobs, hippos, and many more. Accommodation with in the 7 days will depend on your choice ranging from luxury, midrange and budget.

Safari Highlight of the 8 Days Uganda chimpanzee trekking safari Kibale, & Mburo Queen Elizabeth short wildlife tour Uganda

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe International Airport and transfer to your hotel in Entebbe or Kampala
Day 2: Transfer from Kampala to Kibale National Park
Day 3: Do your chimpanzee trekking safari in Kibale National Park and later transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park
Day 4: Explore Queen Elizabeth Park with a game drive in the morning and a boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel
Day 5: Depart Queen Elizabeth National Park to Lake Mburo National Park
Day 6: Explore Lake Mburo National Park
Day 7: Depart Lake Mburo National Park for Kampala/Entebbe

Detailed Itinerary of the 8 Days Uganda chimpanzee trekking safari Kibale, & Mburo Queen Elizabeth short wildlife tour Uganda

Day 1: Arrival at Entebbe International Airport and transfer to your hotel in Entebbe or Kampala

Upon arrival at the Entebbe International airport Uganda, you will find our professional guide waiting for you at the airport. When you meet, you will be warmly welcomed by your guide and then transfer to one of the hotels in Kampala or Entebbe that was prior booked for you.

Day 2: Transfer from Kampala to Kibale National Park

This day begins with early morning breakfast at your hotel, meet and greet your driver guide and after head for Kibale Forest National Park that is located approximately 308 km from Kampala. A drive to this park takes about 5 hours via the Kampala – Mubende road. Kibale Forest National Park is a large protected rainforest, blessed with the highest number of primates in the world at large including chimpanzees, Grey cheeked Mangabey, Red Tailed monkey and Red Colobus and many more. Arrive in time for lunch, have lunch and continue to your lodge, check in relax dine and spend your night there. Accommodation Luxury- Ndali Lodge, Kibale Safari Lodge or Primate Lodge Midrange- Mountains of the Moon Hotel Budget- Chimpanzee Guest House

Day 3: Do your chimpanzee trekking safari in Kibale National Park and later transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park

Have breakfast very early in the morning, set off to the Kibale headquarters at Kanyanchu your chimpanzee trekking safari in Uganda’s Kibale Forest situated inside the Kibale National Park. Kibale is the best reserve to go for a chimpanzee safari tour, characterized with a thick jungle with a towering canopy. In the afternoon after the chimp trekking activity, drive south wards into Queen Elizabeth National Park, sightseeing and game viewing en route. Arrive at your hotel or lodge, check in, dine and relax. Accommodation Luxury- Mweya Lodge or Jacana Lodge, Katara Lodge

Day 4: Explore Queen Elizabeth Park with a game drive in the morning and a boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel

Early in the morning, you will have a game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park, one of Uganda’s best park. During your game drive in your 4x4 safari van, 4x4 minivan, 4x4 super custom, 4x4 safari Land cruiser depending on your choice and number of people going for the safari in Uganda. while there, you will see the big 4 game in abundance including the Kobs, expect to see some rarer animals like giant forest hog. There are 638 recorded bird species in the park! After lunch, enjoy a boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel which connects Lakes Edward and George, for large numbers of buffalo, crocodile and hippo. Day 5: Depart Queen Elizabeth National Park to Lake Bunyonyi for a boat cruise and a nature walk After your early morning breakfast at the lodge in the morning, you will transfer to Lake Bunyonyi for a boat cruise along the lake. Lake Bunyonyi is a place of many small birds jut like its name suggests. You will enjoy a boat cruise along the lake and take a nature walk after to watch some birds as well as other species of animals. You will have lunch ad dinner at the lodge that was prior booked for you.

Day 6: Depart Queen Elizabeth National Park to Lake Mburo National Park

This day’s drive takes you through East Africa’s most spectacular scenery, the savanna grassland which reaches the Kyambura Gorge. The afternoon lunch is spent at Igongo cultural center Mbarara. Drive to Mburo Park with evening game drive around the park tracks. Dinner and overnight at your booked lodge. Accommodation Luxury- Mihingo Mid-range- Arcadia Cottages

Day 7: Explore Lake Mburo National Park

After breakfast make an early morning game walk in the park which is an is an extension of the Tanzanian Plains with big herds of Zebra, Impala, Eland, Warthogs, buffalo and other Savannah species. For birders, this is one of the best places to find African Fin foot, Papyrus, Bush Shrike, etc. Accommodation Luxury- Mihingo Mid-range- Arcadia Cottages

Day 8: Depart Lake Mburo National Park for Kampala/Entebbe

Return to Kampala, then Entebbe, with lunch en route and stop over at Equator Uganda before your evening departures home or to the next destination.

End of the 8 Days Uganda chimpanzee trekking safari Kibale, & Mburo Queen Elizabeth short wildlife tour Uganda

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