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Included and Excluded
- Transfers in both directions between the International Airport .
- Transfers in both directions between the International Airport .
- Accommodation at the lodge in Uganda.
- Extended 4 x 4 safari jeep with pop up roof for game viewing
- Professional English, France, German Speaker safari guide
- Entrance fees to all national parks and Crater fees.
- All meals while on safari and mineral drinking water during the safari.
- Government taxes
- Accommodation in Uganda can be arranged upon request.
- Alcoholic and soft drinks
- Local flights. Local flights can be arranged upon request.
- Visa fees
- International flight
- Tips
- Personal spending monies for souvenirs etc. Travel insurance
Highlights of the Tour
- Uganda is home to a sizeable population of common chimpanzees, also known as eastern chimpanzees. These are one of the two subspecies of chimpanzees, with the other being the western chimpanzee. There are an estimated 5,000 chimpanzees in Uganda according to surveys done in the late 1990s and early 2000s. These chimpanzees live in a variety of habitats including rainforests and woodlands. They are intelligent creatures that live in social groups of up to 80 individuals.
Itinerary
- Arrive at Entebbe International Airport and meet your guide.
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- Entebbe International Airport, Uganda
- After clearing customs and immigration, embark on a scenic drive to Kibale National Park, stopping at the Equator for a photo opportunity and a chance to learn about the unique geographical location.
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- Equator, Uganda
- Nicknamed the "Primate Capital of Uganda," Kibale National Park is a verdant rainforest known for its diverse primate population.
- Check into your lodge in the afternoon and enjoy a delicious welcome dinner with breathtaking views of the rainforest.
- Wake up to a hearty breakfast at your lodge, fueled for an exciting day ahead.
- Head to the park headquarters for a briefing on chimpanzee trekking etiquette and safety procedures.
- With experienced park rangers as your guides, embark on a trek into the Kibale Forest in search of chimpanzees. The trek duration varies depending on the chimpanzee community's location, ranging from a few hours to a full day.
- Enjoy an unforgettable hour observing a habituated chimpanzee family in their natural habitat. Witness their social interactions, playful behavior, and the intelligence these closest relatives of humans exhibit.
- After the trek, return to your lodge, exhilarated from the encounter, and share stories with fellow travelers over dinner.
- After breakfast, opt for another activity in Kibale National Park.
- Take a guided nature walk through the rainforest canopy, led by a knowledgeable park ranger. Discover the diverse flora and fauna of the park, including various monkey species, colorful birds, butterflies, and unique plant life.
- Kibale National Park is a birder's paradise with over 600 bird species recorded, including the rare Green-breasted Pitta and the impressive African Crowned Eagle.
- Alternatively, visit the Bigodi Swamp Sanctuary, a wetland teeming with wildlife. Spot birds, primates like the black and white colobus monkey, and other interesting creatures.
- In the afternoon, return to your lodge for relaxation and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
- After breakfast, depart from Kibale National Park and head towards Queen Elizabeth National Park, with a stop for lunch along the way.
- Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda's most popular savanna park and boasts the widest variety of wildlife of any Ugandan park. The park's diverse habitats create a perfect environment for a multitude of species.
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- Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda
- Arrive in the afternoon and embark on your first exciting game drive in the Kasenyi plains. Keep your eyes peeled for elephants, lions, buffaloes, and a variety of antelopes like the topi and Uganda kobs.
- As the sun sets, head back to your lodge for dinner and overnight stay.
- Rise early and enjoy a delicious breakfast at your lodge.
- Set off for another exciting game drive in the Kasenyi plains. Look out for elusive predators such as lions and leopards, as well as grazing herbivores like zebras and giraffes.
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- Kazinga Channel, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda
- Return to your lodge for lunch and a chance to relax.
- In the afternoon, take a boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel, which connects Lakes George and Edward. This waterway is home to a large population of hippos and crocodiles, and you might also see elephants, buffaloes, and a variety of birds like the African skimmer skimming the water for fish.
- After breakfast, depart from your lodge in Queen Elizabeth National Park and head towards the Ishasha sector, famous for its tree-climbing lions.
- Unlike their savanna-dwelling counterparts, the lions in Ishasha have adapted to climb acacia trees, offering excellent photographic opportunities.
- Enjoy a game drive in the Ishasha sector, searching for these unique lions and other wildlife inhabitants like elephants and giraffes.
- Later, continue your journey to your lodge in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park for dinner and overnight stay.
- Depending on your flight schedule, you can either depart from Uganda today or add another day to explore Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Bwindi is a lush rainforest that is home to an impressive half of the world's mountain gorilla population. If
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