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Best of Uganda 13 days/ 12 Nights
SSESE ISLANDS, L. BUNYONYI, L.MBURO, BWINDI, QUEEN ELIZABETH, KIBALE AND MURCHISON FALLS NATIONAL PARKS. Day 1 On your Arrival at Entebbe Airport you will be received by a professional staff of Green World Safari and transfer to Hotel of your choice in Kampala Day 2 After an early morning cup of coffee, transfer to Lake Mburo National Park. Overnight at Mantana Luxury Tented Camp Day 3 Morning game drive and afternoon transfer to Lake Bunyonyi,Check in for Dinner and over night at . Day 4 After a cup of coffee you will go for a boat ride in the morning and village walk in the afternoon. Day 5 Depart to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, overnight at Lake Kitandara Forest Camp Day 6 Morning Gorilla Tracking. Day 7 After a cup of coffee, drive south west to Queen Elizabeth, overnight at Mweya Safari lodge or Institute of Ecology. Full board Day 8 Morning game drive and afternoon and afternoon boat ride. Day 9 Depart Queen Elizabeth to Kibale Forest and overnight at Ndali Lodge or CVK Resort. Day 10 Morning chimps tracking and afternoon village walk. Full board Day 11 Leave Kibale Forest to Murchison falls National Park, overnight at Paraa safari Lodge or Sambiya River Lodge. Full board Day 12 Morning game drive and afternoon boat ride. Full board Day 13 Return back to Kampala or Entebbe depending on where your accommodation is otherwise transfer to the airport to catch your flight back home.
You are at home with us when it comes to business and leisure travel. Discover the ever green pearl of Africa, Pristine jungles, waters and countless landforms teeming with life, a Mecca for birding, Gorilla tracking and East Africa’s Adrenaline capital at Bujagali.
The mighty queen Elizabeth national park is rivaled by non world over for its biodiversity rating of any game reserve, its mixing fact and fiction that keeps you illusioned yet reality is here as you can catch a glimpse with wonder how these massive manned Lions climb trees, a preserve of another cat class. Some water dazzling surfaces could unknowingly be hiding the densest Hippo and Crocodile populations ever seen; Murchison falls National park is somewhat a national gem.
