• After breakfast you will checkout
• We drive to Fort Portal City and on to Kibale Forest National Park, with lunch stop en route.
• Checking in at the accommodation facility of your choice: Luxury / Midrange /Budget

Kibale Forest NP is home to the World’s highest concentrations of primate species with 13 species recorded including the fancy Chimpanzee, rare Red tailed Monkey, Black and white Colubus Monkeys, Olive baboons, and Barbet monkey among others. This forest offers great chimpanzee trekking and habituation, splendid bird watching, Cultural experience and striking scenic beauty. It is also a well-known habitat for the great blue Turraco.

Morning

• After an early breakfast you will be handed to the park officials for briefing at 8.00am
• The trek begins with a guided nature walk in this tropical rainforest in search of the wild chimpanzees, red-tailed monkeys, black-and-white Colobus monkeys and many others

Cultural Experience (Afternoon)

• After the trek you will return to your preferred accommodation within the park for lunch and relaxation.
• In the late afternoon if it appeals to you; you will visit the Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary.

The sanctuary offers great birding opportunities and a rich cultural heritage site where you can mix with the local people and enjoy the African traditions in terms of lifestyle and entertainment.  A guided walk to the “top of the world” will give you the opportunity to enjoy the scenic crater lakes, tea plantations and rolling hills perfect for photography. After that we return to your preferred lodge Luxury /Mid-Range /budget; for dinner and overnight

• After a relaxed breakfast, we take a drive through the beautiful Albertine Rift valley, with amazing scenery and a back – drop of the Rwenzoris to Semiliki Valley National Park (1-2 hrs).
• On arrival you will visit the inner Onyiasimbi Hot spring – the female spring, which is a boiling geyser (103°C) which spurts 2Metre high.
• The thrilling activity of rare boiling eggs or cooking the traditional luwombe in the bubbling pools created by this hot water is a memorable experience.
• After this you will enjoy a swift walk to the Sempaya Hot springs (the male spring) through a patch of rain forest; the outer spring is dominated by a broad steaming pool stretching about 10m across.
• Another optional excitement is the 30 minutes trail through beauti­ful palm forest. On the trail you may see several primates, which include the red-tailed monkey, grey checked Mangabey and Black and white colobus monkeys.
• Different forest birds can also be seen which include the great blue turaco and roses turaco, yellow throated tinker bird, horn-bills, red-rumped and Frasier’s ant-thrush, blue-breasted King fisher and honey guide greenbul among others. Visit the scenic Mungilo waterfall, which is an excellent site for hornbill species.
• And later we shall drive back to Fort Portal and leave you to relax at your preferred accommodation facility until dinner and overnight at the Aramaga Rift Valley lodge or similar.

• After a relaxed breakfast you will check out
• We shall transfer to Queen Elizabeth National park; with en route stop-over at The Equator for photo opportunity and souvenirs.
• Check-in Luxury / Mid -Range or Budget, and also have lunch as you relax.
• We shall leave you to take the rest of the day at leisure; while enjoying the hotel facilities until evening when we shall take you on a Sunset game drive with the breathing views of the Sunset over the scenic crater lakes.
• You will return to the lodge for dinner and overnight.

Queen Elizabeth National Park is the most popular and easily accessible game reserve in Uganda. Situated on the floor of the Albertine rift overlooking the mysterious Mountains of the moon (The Rwenzoris) in South-western Uganda, the park covers 2000 square KM and includes a remarkable variety of echo systems from semi-deciduous Tropical to green meadows, savannah, crater lakes and swamps. A total of 95 mammal species have been recorded here, the highest for any Ugandan National Park. It is also home to the most famous tree-climbing lions along the Ishasha Sector, the Ugandan Kob, and other Antelopes species, as well as Elephants, Bufallos, Hippos, Buboons, and elusive primates in the scenic Kyambura gorge. An impressive 547 confirmed bird species have been recorded in Queen Elizabeth. This is one of the highest totals in the World and is truly remarkable for such a relatively small reserves. In addition to all these fascinating game viewing and birding; a relaxing boat trip along the Kazinga Channel will give you a good time.

• If it appeals to you, you can have a cup of coffee/tea, before setting off for an early morning game drive (about 6.30am); this is an awesome experience to spot the animals in natural habitats.
• With higher chances of spotting elephants, solitary cape buffaloes, hyenas, lions, leopard, antelopes, warthogs and beautiful birds. This park has spectacular sceneries including Crater Lakes and rolling savannah plains overlooking the snow-capped of The Rwenzoris Mountain ranges.
• There after you return for a full breakfast at the lodge and relax until time for lunch.
• In the afternoon after lunch; you will take a relaxing boat cruise along Kazinga channel, this is a huge opportunity to spot more animals as they come to cool off down the stream.

Queen Elizabeth National Park is the leading birding destination with over 600 bird species including pelicans, kingfishers, hammer corps, woodpeckers, cormorants, goliath heron and the rare shoebill stork; have a good time spotting these birds.  Later you return to the lodge for dinner and overnight.

• After a relaxed breakfast you will check-out
• And we drive straight to Kampala with en route stops for lunch arriving in the evening at the accommodation facility.
• Check-in, dinner and overnight will be at Luxury / Midrange or Budget

Whatever time your outbound flight is, we shall pick you from your hotel and transfer you to the Airport in time for Departure!

End of Safari!