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This 15-day safari is the most complete and immersive experience of Ugandaโs wildlife, landscapes, and cultures. It takes you across seven of the countryโs top parks and destinations, offering a perfect blend of Big Five safaris, primate tracking, scenic lakes, and rich cultural interactions. Ideal for adventure seekers, wildlife lovers, photographers, and anyone who wants the full Ugandan experience.
Highlights:
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Gorilla trekking in Bwindi Forest
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Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale Forest
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Rhino tracking at Ziwa Sanctuary
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Game drives in Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth & Lake Mburo NP
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Boat cruises on the Nile River and Kazinga Channel
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Lake Bunyonyi, crater lakes, and Rwenzori views
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Optional golden monkey tracking or Batwa community tour
Day 1: Arrival in Entebbe
Pick-up and transfer to your hotel. Safari briefing and overnight stay.
Day 2: Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary & Murchison Falls
Drive north to Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for rhino tracking. Continue to Murchison Falls NP, and visit the top of the falls. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 3: Game Drive & Nile Boat Safari
Morning game drive in Murchisonโs northern sector. Afternoon Nile boat cruise to view crocodiles, hippos, elephants, and the stunning Murchison Falls.
Day 4: Transfer to Kibale Forest via Hoima
Scenic countryside journey through tea plantations and villages. Overnight in Kibale Forest area.
Day 5: Chimpanzee Tracking & Bigodi Wetlands
Trek through Kibale Forest to see wild chimpanzees. Afternoon walk in Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary for birds, monkeys, and community life.
Day 6: Transfer to Queen Elizabeth NP
Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park, with stunning views of the Rwenzori Mountains. Optional evening game drive.
Day 7: Game Drive & Kazinga Channel Boat Cruise
Morning safari through Kasenyi Plains. Afternoon boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel to see hippos, buffaloes, crocodiles, and birds.
Day 8: Ishasha Sector & Transfer to Bwindi
Travel through Ishasha, where you may see tree-climbing lions. Arrive at your lodge in Bwindi Forest.
Day 9: Gorilla Trekking Adventure
Head into the forest to track a mountain gorilla familyโa deeply moving and rare wildlife encounter. Return to the lodge for rest.
Day 10: Lake Bunyonyi Retreat
Relax at Lake Bunyonyiโknown for its serenity and island-dotted views. Optional canoeing, swimming, or cultural walks.
Day 11: Transfer to Mgahinga NP / Optional Activities
Travel to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. Optional golden monkey tracking, Batwa trail hike, or hiking Mt. Gahinga (at extra cost).
Day 12: Drive to Lake Mburo National Park
Transfer to Lake Mburo, Ugandaโs smallest savannah park. Evening game drive or walking safari. Overnight inside the park.
Day 13: Walking Safari & Boat Ride
Morning guided walk to spot zebras, impalas, and elands. Afternoon boat safari on Lake Mburo. Relax at lodge.
Day 14: Return to Entebbe
Drive back to Entebbe with lunch and photo stop at the equator. Arrive in the evening. Overnight stay in Entebbe.
Day 15: Departure
Depending on your flight, enjoy optional local activities or transfers to the airport.
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Gorilla permit ($700) and chimpanzee permit ($250)
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Ziwa rhino tracking and all park fees
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Game drives, boat cruises, and walking safaris
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Accommodation for 14 nights
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All meals and drinking water
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English-speaking safari guide
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4x4 safari vehicle transport
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International flights & Uganda visa
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Optional Mgahinga activities
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Alcoholic drinks and tips
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Personal expenses and travel insurance
This safari is perfect for travellers who want the most complete Ugandan adventure. Itโs ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and those visiting Uganda for the first time.
Yes. The gorilla and chimpanzee permits are fully included and booked in advance by our team.
Absolutely. We can add rest days, shorten the tour, change destinations, or upgrade accommodations to match your travel needs.
We recommend travel between June to September and December to February for the best weather, wildlife sightings, and trail conditions.
Most days involve light activity, but gorilla and chimpanzee trekking require moderate fitness and walking on forest trails.