12-Day Customized Tour Package, Safari & Gorilla Trekking

Your guide meets you at the arranged starting point before travelling towards Entebbe. The day is planned around the main stops on the route. The plan follows the route agreed with your driver-guide and leaves time for appropriate short breaks. Allow for changes to road conditions and the timing of park activities, particularly after heavy rain. If you want a particular optional activity, mention it before departure so permits, travel time and extra charges can be checked.

Begin with wetland birdwatching before continuing from Entebbe towards Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. Leave enough time for the onward transfer. The wetland channels suit unhurried birdwatching, with opportunities to search for a shoebill alongside many more common species. Ranger-led rhino tracking takes place on foot and follows the animals’ location on the day. Keep to the distance requested by the ranger and avoid sudden movement near wildlife.

Begin with rhino tracking before continuing from Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary towards Murchison Falls National Park. Leave enough time for the onward transfer. Trackers guide the walk towards rhinos on the sanctuary. Keep the recommended distance and let the ranger decide how close the group approaches. The planned night is at Ikorom Safari Lodge. Confirm room availability before booking.

Remain in the Murchison Falls National Park area, where the schedule allows another opportunity for a wildlife drive. Your guide looks for mammals and birds along permitted tracks, changing the route as light, road conditions and sightings allow. The park combines broad savannah with the Nile and its steep-sided waterfall.

Begin with a wildlife drive before continuing from Murchison Falls National Park towards Kibale National Park. Leave enough time for the onward transfer. Your guide looks for mammals and birds along permitted tracks, changing the route as light, road conditions and sightings allow.

The route continues from Kibale National Park towards Queen Elizabeth National Park. Keep the main stops realistic for the distance involved. The plan follows the route agreed with your driver-guide and leaves time for appropriate short breaks. Predators may be present, although sightings depend on weather and animal movements.

Remain in the Queen Elizabeth National Park area, where the schedule allows another opportunity for a wildlife drive. Your guide looks for mammals and birds along permitted tracks, changing the route as light, road conditions and sightings allow.

Begin with a wildlife drive before continuing from Queen Elizabeth National Park towards Ishasha. Leave enough time for the onward transfer. Your guide looks for mammals and birds along permitted tracks, changing the route as light, road conditions and sightings allow. Ishasha is part of Queen Elizabeth National Park and is associated with lions that sometimes rest in trees.

Begin with a wildlife drive before continuing from Ishasha towards Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Leave enough time for the onward transfer. Your guide looks for mammals and birds along permitted tracks, changing the route as light, road conditions and sightings allow.

Remain in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park area, where the schedule allows another opportunity for gorilla trekking. After the ranger briefing, enter the forest on foot. The distance to the gorilla group changes with its movements, and the terrain can be steep. Follow ranger instructions throughout the permitted observation period and keep noise low.

Begin with a wildlife drive before continuing from Bwindi Impenetrable National Park towards Lake Mburo National Park. Leave enough time for the onward transfer. Your guide looks for mammals and birds along permitted tracks, changing the route as light, road conditions and sightings allow. When watching wildlife, remain inside the vehicle unless your guide confirms that a supervised exit is permitted.

Remain in the Lake Mburo National Park area, where the schedule allows another opportunity for a guided walk. A local ranger sets the pace on foot and points out plants, tracks and smaller details that are easily missed from a vehicle. Allow for changes to road conditions and the timing of park activities, particularly after heavy rain.