Private Uganda Safari

Upon arrival at Entebbe Airport, you will be picked by your driver who will transfer you to hotel accommodation for refreshment and overnight stay.
Depending on the time of arrival, you can have an option to take a walk through Entebbe community or tour the botanical gardens to stretch the muscles from a long flight.

Drive to Murchison Falls after the breakfast. It a scenic drive through the plains of Nakasongola to the Budongo Eco forest where you will encounter with primates and lots of birds on the way.
Check in at the lodge after an epic view of the Murchison Falls from the top and amazing experience that will keep on you for life.

After an early breakfast; tour the Northern section of Murchison with a high concentration of savannah wildlife.
Enjoy game viewing and photography of elephants, buffalos, waterbucks, giraffes, Uganda kobs and lions, the leopards (if you are lucky) plus a variety of bird species.
Return to your accommodation for lunch as you prepare to have a launch trip to the base of the falls. This trip is said to be the highlight of the safari in Murchison falls since it allows you to get up close to the animal species within the water.
In the afternoon, you will embark on a three-hour launch trip to the base of the Murchison Falls. Cruise past huge hippo pods, crocodiles, bathing buffalo, and numerous aquatic birds adorning the north bank on the way to the mighty waterfalls.
You will have an opportunity to take thousands of pictures, so carry your camera with you if you like.

After breakfast, drive through the escarpment with the best view of the Albertine rift valley of the great East African rift valley where we have the great lakes like George, Edward and Albert.
Enjoy the scenery of Fort Portal, a lovely city resting in the shadow of the fabled Mountains of the Moon, and famous for its tea plantations.
Enjoy a packed lunch along the way as you pass the Crater Lakes region on your way to the secluded Primate Lodge within the Kibale Forest National Park.

Start the day with some sensational chimpanzee tracking in the heart of the Kibale Forest.
The reserve boasts the greatest variety and highest concentration of primates in East Africa, providing sightings of wild chimpanzees, red-tailed monkeys and the black-and-white colobus monkeys on your guided nature walk.
After a hearty lunch, transfer to Bigodi to visit a local community initiative - the Bigodi Wetland Walk. Be on the lookout for primates and the rare great blue turaco, one of the 138 bird species found in the swamp area.

After breakfast, take on a crater drive to explore the different crater lakes that contribute to the stunning beauty of the region and thereafter, continue to Kasese for lunch and coffee and drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park.
We enter the park, we do an evening game drive as we proceed on to the lodge.

The day begins with an early breakfast, and we go for a game drive in the Kasenyi Kobs mating ground which is in the northern sector of this Park.
We are more likely to see waterbucks, buffaloes, elephants, lions and warthogs in their nature habitat.
After lunch, we go for a boat cruise on the Kazinga channel, a natural channel that connects Lake George and Lake Edward. This is a very interesting cruise because of the big numbers of animals and birds it offers.

After an early morning breakfast, embark on your bonus game drive through the Ishasha plains for the chance to see the tree climbing lions plus a diversity of wildlife.
The land scape in this sector is unique compared to that in other parts of Queen Elizabeth national park. It is breathtaking seeing these lions lazily resting on tree branches targeting their prey.
In the afternoon, we will transfer to Bwindi national park for our next adventure.

After an early breakfast, proceed to the park offices for registration and briefing before starting the highlight of our activity, the gorilla trekking. Encountering the largest and heaviest primates in an adventurous and memorable activity which can’t be easily erased on your mind.
Trekking from Bwindi some times involves walking up steep densely forested hills: therefore some fitness may be required. It may take 3-8 hours under muddy and strenuous conditions, sometimes with rain overhead. But all these conditions cease to be a challenge the moment you come face to face with these amazing mountain gorillas.

After a relaxed breakfast, we transfer to Lake Bunyonyi with lunch en-route. Believed to be the second deepest lake in Africa, Lake Bunyonyi is a body of water in southwestern Uganda near the Rwandan border, and one of the country’s top natural treasures.
Lake Bunyonyi is at 1,962m above sea level, the lake enjoys moderate temperatures all year round, cool in both the mornings and evenings.This is a perfect place for relaxation and photography.
Other optional activities include: swimming, canoeing, boat ride, Birdwatching and visiting the pygmies.

After an early morning breakfast, we transfer to Lake Mburo National Park with lunch en-route arriving in the afternoon for a boat cruise on Lake Mburo.
It is the only place in Uganda that supports massive herds of “impalas”.... Kampala city derives its name from here.
Other antelopes easily seen are topi, bushbuck, common duiker, oribi, Defassa waterbuck and Bofor reedbuck. Buffalos, warthogs, bush-pigs and hippopotamus and many others
You have all the opportunity to do a night game drive to enjoy the nocturnals at night.

After an early morning breakfast, we go for a game walk escorted by a ranger guide in search for wildlife.
In this walk we are more likely to see a number of mammals including the Eland (the biggest antelope in East Africa), Bush buck, Zebra, Buffalo, Bush pig, Hyena, Impala, Reedbuck and a variety of bird species like the Papyrus gonolake, Lyrac breasted roller, and kockie francolin among others.
After the walk, check out and drive back to Entebbe with lunch en-route and stop at the Equator for photos, arriving in the afternoon and drive straight to the airport for your flight home