13-days Adrenaline pump adventure in Uganda
Hiking, trekking, rafting, and cycling in the savannah.
1. Your wildlife fantasies come true when you see animals like hippos, elephants, lions, leopards, giraffes, and zebras on various safaris in Queen Elizabeth National Park or Lake Mburo National Park.
2. You get more excitement when you get to see our main primates, chimpanzees and mountain gorillas, in their native home.
3. You must use your athletic resources for a trip on an extinct volcano, a stroll through a swamp, and a bike ride across the countryside, but you will be rewarded with breathtaking vistas and Ugandan-style encounters.
4. White water rafting and a quad safari in Jinja will give you a sense of adrenaline.
Unbelievably, hiking, rafting, and biking are just a few of the pleasures of your 13-day trip to Uganda. There are innumerable additional unique sights and memorable moments that will remain in your memory for eternity. It Is important to recognize that gorilla trekking is a very popular activity that necessitates a permit and a guide. It must thus be scheduled and reserved separately and in advance. Naturally, we are pleased to assist you with that.
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Brief Itinerary
- Day 1: Getting to Entebbe International Airport
- Day 2: Take a quad tour of Jinja after driving from Entebbe or Kampala.
- Day 3: White water rafting on the Nile River in Jinja
- Day 4: Travel from Jinja to Kibale National Park
- Day 5: Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary swamp tour and chimpanzee trekking in Kibale National Park
- Day 6: Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park.
- Day 7: Boat and Jeep safaris in Queen Elizabeth National Park
- Day 8: Travel by car from Queen Elizabeth to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park and Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
- Day 9: Mgahinga Gorilla National Park + Mountain gorilla trekking in Rushaga (southern section)
- Day 10: Travel to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park by car from Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and hike the Sabinyo Volcano.
- Day 11: Travel by car to Lake Mburo National Park from Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
- Day 12: Jeep safari in Lake Mburo National Park and mountain bike safari .
- Day 13: Transfer to back to Entebbe then take a flight home
Detailed itinerary
Day 1: Reaching Entebbe International Airport
You land at Entebbe International Airport, the starting point for exploring Uganda’s varied splendor! This is the nation of thrilling road vacations, breathtaking wildlife safaris, mountain gorilla and chimp trekking, and wilderness adventures by boat, bike, horseback, or foot. Be delighted by the cultural interactions with the various indigenous tribes and feel the wonderful welcome of the Ugandan people. You will experience it all
with us! At the airport, our driver is waiting for you with a placard bearing your name. Greetings from Uganda!
Accommodation
Mid-range: Latitude: 0 degrees Kampala
Luxury: Protea Hotel Kampala
Day 2: Take a quad excursion by car to Jinja
Admire the splendor of Uganda’s scenery and get a peek of Jinja’s top attractions, such as the well-known Lake Victoria. Once there, you take a quad tour to explore the periphery of the adrenaline capital by switching from four large wheels to four smaller ones.
Activities:
- Jinja quad biking tour
Accommodations: The Haven Eco River Lodge
Day 3: Jinja white water rafting on the Nile River
White water rafting on the Nile River in Jinja is a thrilling experience that blends breathtaking landscape with heart-pounding rapids. On the longest river in the world, you will traverse rapids with knowledgeable guides, encountering exhilarating falls and whirling currents. The trip offers a distinctive view of Uganda’s natural splendor as it passes through verdant woods and quaint communities. This thrilling pastime will
undoubtedly make your heart skip a beat, whether you are a novice or an expert rafter.
Accommodations: The Haven Eco River Lodge
Day 4: Travel to Kibale National Park by car from Jinja
Today, the primate capital of the world, Kibale National Park, is accessible by car from the busy Jinja. The park is home to the greatest number of chimpanzees and monkey species worldwide. Monkey enthusiasts will enjoy learning about all 13 species, including the Hoest monkey, olive baboon, vervet monkey, grey-cheeked Mangabey, Uganda red Colobus, and Prince Demidoff’s bushbaby, to mention a few. The scenery is
varied, ranging from grasslands and evergreen rainforest as you get closer to Kibale to lush foliage along the riverbanks. The drive takes roughly seven hours.
Accommodations:
Mid-range: Kibale tourist safari lodge
Luxury: Tabebua.
Day 5: Kibale wetland walk and chimpanzee trekking
Everyone’s eyes will shine as they watch our closest relatives play, eat, and groom one another deep within the rainforest! And since there are a lot more treasures in the bush, you go on a swamp walk later to find them (not literally!).
Activities:
- Trekking with Chimpanzees in Kibale National Park
- Kibale National Park’s Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary offers a swamp hike.
Accommodations
- Platinum Silver Kibale Forest Camp
- Kibale Primate Lodge
Day 6: Take a safari jeep and drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park
The trip to Queen Elizabeth National Park is akin to a teaser for your safari, which takes place the same day! The stars of the most regal park are eager to pose for your photos.
Activities:
- Travel to Queen Elizabeth National Park by car from Kibale
- Enroute game drive to the lodge
Accommodation
Midrange: Acacia wilderness mweya
Luxury: Kyambula gorge lodge
Day 7: Take a jeep and a boat tour of Queen Elizabeth National Park.
After exploring Queen Elizabeth National Park’s many treasures on land, it is time to board a comfortable boat and explore the Kazinga Channel, which is home to hippos, crocodiles, and vibrant birdlife.
Activities:
- Jeep Safari
- boat safari
Accommodation
- Midrange; Acacia wilderness mweya
- Luxury; Kyambula gorge lodge
Day 8: Travel to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park by car from Queen Elizabeth
Take a five to six-hour trip from Queen Elizabeth National Park to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park to experience Uganda’s splendor. Watch how the broad savannah plains give way to dense, verdant trees. A drive to remember!
Accommodations
- Mid-range: Ichumbi gorilla lodge, Dorotias Bwindi eco lodge
- Luxury: Gorilla leisure lodge
Day 9: Trekking with mountain gorillas in Rushaga (southern section)
Eight gorilla families, some of which are still unfamiliar with humans, may be found in the Rushaga sector in the southern portion of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. On a mountain gorilla trekking excursion, you can travel down difficult paths and spend up to four hours seeing the less familiar giants in their natural habitat, or you can spend an hour with the habituated groups. This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to observe the gorillas play, eat, and be protected by the silverback will astound you and possibly make you cry. Please be aware that gorilla trekking usually lasts two to four hours, is done in groups of up to eight people, and requires appropriate hiking shoes. Additionally, reservations must be made separately and well in advance because this is a very popular activity that requires both a guide and a permit.
Activities:
- Gorilla National Park in Mgahinga
Accommodations
- Mid-range: Ichumbi gorilla lodge, Dorotias Bwindi Eco lodge
- Luxury: Gorilla leisure lodge
Day 10: Travel by car to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park from Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Take a thrilling 4-hour picturesque trip from Bwindi to Mgahinga, Uganda. You will travel through verdant landscapes on this enthralling excursion, which highlights the amazing natural beauty of the nation. Savor the variety of Ugandan plants and animals as you travel this lovely journey from the deep forest of Bwindi to the fascinating volcanoes of Mgahinga.
Activities:
- Trekking the Sabinyo Volcano in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Accommodations:
- Mid-range: Travelers & Rest Hotel
- Luxury: Ichumbi hotel Kisoro
Day 11: Travel by car to Lake Mburo National Park from Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
You go to Lake Mburo National Park from the foggy slopes of Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. Over the course of the eight-hour drive, the landscape will progressively shift to expansive savannahs and rolling green pastures. As you get closer to Lake Mburo, you may spot uncommon birds like the African finfoot or the shoebill stork, so make sure to look out for wildlife. Zebras, impala, bushbuck, leopards, and warthogs are also well- known in the area. During this journey, bring your cameras and binoculars.
Accommodations:
- Mid-range: Kigarama Wilderness Lodge
- Platinum: Mihingo Lodge
Day 12: Lake Mburo National Park two safaris
A mountain bike safari outside of Lake Mburo National Park allows you to see African wildlife up close, learn more about vegetation, and get a taste of traditional village life. After that, you can travel even farther in a jeep.
Activities:
- A mountain bike safari
- Jeep Safari
Accommodations
- Mid-range: Kigarama Wilderness Lodge
- Platinum: Mihingo Lodge
Day 13: Departure
Go back to Entebbe so you can catch your flight home. Your adventure is coming to an end after a few thrilling days. Take in the breathtaking
scenery once more, relish the journey back to the beginning, and depart with fresh, enduring memories. Or just linger a bit longer.
Included
- Accommodation
- Drinking water
- Drives for games
- Elegant private 4×4 Safari Jeep
- Parking Fees
- Airport pickup and transfer
- English-speaking private guide
- Reservation fees
Excluded
- Visas
- Insurance for travel
- International travel
- Tips
