3 Days Kibale National Park Tour Uganda Enjoy chimp tracking in the verdant Kibale Forest National Park, and watch birds at the Bigodi Swamp bird sanctuary which is an eco-tourism site. Day 1: Transfer to Kibale National Park Set off past Mubende and head to Fort Portal journeying through the green countryside dotted with traditional homesteads. Within the ragged shadows of Mountain Rwenzori lies Fort Portal town. Slumber at Ndali Lodge, or Kanyanchu Bandas (budget) Meal Pan: Lunch & Dinner. Day 2: Chimpanzee Tracking In Kibale Forest National Park Following breakfast, go into the forests spending half of the day tracking the chimpanzees. Other primate you will come…

9 Days Mountain Elgon Hiking / Climbing Tour to Uganda Day 1: On reach the international airport in Entebbe, you will be gladly received by a delegate from Uganda Safaris who will drive you to your hotel. Dine and slumber at Namirembe Guest House, or Le petit Hotel or Cassia Lodge. Day 2: Kampala – Jinja Following a hefty breakfast you will proceed to Jinja found in  Eastern Uganda making a stopover at Mabira forest plus Ssezibwa Falls before arriving at the Source of River Nile and Bujjagali Falls, OR spend the entire day white-water rafting. Dine and slumber at 2Friends Guest House, or Jinja Nile Resort, or at…

Rwenzori Mountain of the Moon Hiking – 11 Days Hiking Tour Day 1: On reach the international airport in Entebbe, you will be gladly received by a delegate from Uganda safaris who will drive you to your hotel. Dine and slumber at Namirembe Guest House, or Le petit Hotel or Cassia Lodge. Day 2: Kampala- Rwenzori Mountain Following breakfast depart for Rwenzori Mountains breaking at the Equator to take photographs and also have lunch. Dine and slumber at Margherita Hotel.   Day 3: Nyakalengija (1615m) – Nyabitaba Hut (2651m) On having breakfast, begin the tour starting at Nyakalengija and hike to Nyabitaba Hut. This will last about 5 hours.…

This is the biggest national park in Uganda protecting a vast expanse of unspoiled African savanna intercrossed by the great river Nile. It was named after the spectacular Murchison Falls where the mighty River Nile- the longest in the world, bursts thunderously through a small gorge in the Rift Escarpment and spectacularly drops over 40 meters below. Since the 1980’s poaching, the number of wildlife in the park has steadily increased and tourists often encounter large numbers of Antelopes, elephants, giraffes plus buffaloes. Fortunately the number of lions in the park has also increased and today the chances of seeing them have much increased. The great Nile itself…