Shoebill • Golden Monkeys • Gorillas • Chimps • Big Game • Culture
Embark on an unforgettable 8-day journey through Uganda’s most iconic wildlife destinations. Begin in Kibale Forest, home to over 13 primate species including the famous chimpanzees. Continue through the wildlife-rich Kasenyi plains and Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, where tree-climbing lions, elephants, and buffalo roam freely. Trek mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest for a once-in-a-lifetime encounter, then relax in the scenic landscapes of Lake Mburo National Park with walking safaris and game drives.
This premium safari offers a perfect blend of primates, big game, lakes, and cultural experiences, ideal for wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, and adventure travellers seeking a luxury East African safari experience.
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Arrive at Entebbe International Airport and meet your Wild Compass Africa representative. Transfer to your hotel for a relaxed evening. Depending on your arrival time, explore Entebbe town, browse local markets, stroll the Botanical Gardens, or enjoy a boat cruise on Lake Victoria to Mabamba Swamp for a chance to spot the rare shoebill stork
Accommodation: Karibu Guest House | Protea Hotel Entebbe
After breakfast, depart Entebbe and drive west toward Kibale National Park, home to the highest density of primates in East Africa. Arrive at your lodge in time to relax and enjoy the peaceful forest setting.
Meals and Accommodation: Turaco Tree Tops | Kibale forest camp
Enter the lush Kibale Forest for a thrilling chimpanzee trekking experience. Observe these remarkable primates in their natural habitat. In the afternoon, visit the Bigodi community for a guided walk through the wetlands, learning about local culture, flora, and fauna.
Meals and Accommodation: Turaco Tree Tops | Kibale forest camp
After breakfast, depart Kibale and drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park. Arrive at the Kasenyi plains in time for lunch at your lodge.
In the afternoon, embark on a scenic boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel, home to large pods of hippos, elephants drinking at the banks, and a rich variety of birdlife including herons, kingfishers, and African fish eagles.
Following the boat cruise, continue with an evening game drive in Kasenyi, a prime predator and wildlife corridor. Spot lions, buffalo, elephants, antelopes, and other savannah species as the sun sets over this iconic landscape. Return to your lodge for dinner and overnight stay.
Meals and Accommodation: The Bush Lodge | Elephant Hub
Begin with a morning game drive in the Ishasha sector, famous for tree-climbing lions lounging in giant fig trees. Later, continue to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and check into your lodge in preparation for the gorilla trek.
Meals and Accommodation: Four Gorillas | Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge
Today is the highlight of your safari—mountain gorilla trekking. Hike through Bwindi’s dense rainforest until you encounter a habituated gorilla family. Spend an hour observing their behaviour, taking photographs, and enjoying this rare, intimate wildlife experience. Return to your lodge for a relaxing evening.
Meals and Accommodation: Meals and Accommodation: Four Gorillas | Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge
Travel to Lake Mburo National Park, a small but diverse park known for zebras, giraffes, elands, impalas, and hippos. Enjoy an afternoon game drive and sundowner over the savannah, capturing the golden African sunset.
Meals and Accommodation: Rwakobo Rock | Mihigo lodge | Mpogo safari Lodge
Start your final day with a walking safari accompanied by a ranger, one of the few parks in Uganda where this is possible. Observe wildlife at close range while learning about their habitats. Afterwards, transfer back to Entebbe for your departure flight.
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