Uganda Wild Encounter Safari

You've arrived, and it’s probably already nightfall. We're sure you're exhausted from jet lag since, let's face it, it's a long way from home to Africa. As a result, our safari specialists will meet you at the airport and transport you to a hotel in Entebbe town for the night. Fortunately, if you arrive early in the morning, our safari specialist will pick you up and drive you to a restaurant in town to help you recover from your long flight. From there, your safari journey in Uganda begins. There are various sites to see along the way. The smiling faces of the chatting natives, the local open markets brimming with fruits and vegetables. You'll notice a variety of land uses as well as unusual vegetation. Late that evening, you arrive at your safari home to retire and rest.

Accommodation

• • The Boma Hotel – Midrange
  • La Feve Hotel – Mid range
  • Hotel Number 5 – Luxury

Meal plan

• Break fast
• Lunch
• dinner

Get up at 6:00 a.m. to get ready for the long day ahead. At 6:20 a.m., breakfast is provided. Our safari expert picks you up from the accommodation and drives you to the park headquarters for a briefing, which normally takes place at 7:00 a.m. The endangered mountain gorillas of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park are well-known here. Because mountain gorillas are sociable creatures who live in groups, you will be assigned to one of these groups during this briefing. Additionally, you will be accompanied by a range guide who will guard and guide your group as you trek through the dense forest. Because these gorillas move around and you must go on an excursion to discover them, this activity can last many hours, frequently 3-6 or longer. Finally, you meet your hosts, a family of gorillas led by a massive silverback. Several mothers and their amusing babies are most likely present. There will be some brazen juvenile males in front of you, but don't worry, the ranger guide will tell you everything you need to know. Oh, and don't forget to take as many pictures as you can, but only with non-flash cameras, because these guys despise being blasted in the face. You retire for evening rest at your lodge.

Accommodation

• Diner and overnight: Chameleon Hill Lodge for the luxury tourists.
• Bakiga Lodge: for the Mid-range tourists.
• Tarvan Trekkers: Bwindi for the Budget tourists.

Meal plan

• Break fast
• Lunch
• Dinner

The day before, you had a unique meeting with your hosts, the endangered mountain gorillas. You're about to bid the park farewell in order to embark on another fantastic savannah adventure expedition. You serve breakfast at 6:15 a.m., and the journey begins from there. The length of your travel is determined by the gorilla region to which you were originally assigned. For example, Rushaga or Nkuringo to Queen Elizabeth takes 6 hours. Furthermore, it takes 4 hours to get from Buhoma to Katunguru, and the same amount of time to travel from Ruhija. As a result of all of this, you'll almost certainly go on a late-afternoon boat trip along the raging Kazinga waterway. When you arrive in Queen Elizabeth, you settle into the provided safari home and have lunch. However, depending on the time of the boat excursion, you may be able to eat lunch after the activity.

A wealth of bird species, some endemic and others migrating, can be seen along the board cruise. What a treat for bird watchers, since one thing is certain: this channel is a birder's paradise. Great white pelicans, saddle-billed stocks, fly catchers, open-billed stocks, Egyptian geese, and other water birds are among them. Along the beaches of the Nile, crocodiles bask in the sun. The elephant herd comes to the banks to satisfy their thirst, while the hippos spurt water in their schools. Meanwhile, the cape buffalo cool off in the life-giving waters of the river from the heat of the day.

Accommodation

• Mweya Safari Lodge for the luxury tourists.
• Ihamba lodge for the mid – range tourists.
• Simba safari camp – budget tourists.

Meal plan

• Break fast
• Lunch
• Dinner

Breakfast is given at 7:00 a.m., after which you will depart for the elating dame drive on the Kasenyi plains. Impalas, warthogs, elephants, lions, and hyenas frequent Queen Elizabeth National Park. Waterbucks, dykers, and snakes, among other wild species, can be seen. You will visit the Ishasha, which is home to some of Africa's climbing lions, as previously mentioned. The location is blessed with enormous acacia trees with wide brunches that aren't too tall, allowing for this type of climbing. Several bird species including ground hornbills, yellow kites, African fish eagles, and Egyptian vultures, which prey on carcasses exist here.

You may visit the Kasenyi community if time permits, although this is an optional activity. The purpose of community walks is to introduce you to the local culture. As a result, it's nice to give the locals during such visits, such as by purchasing curios or providing scholastic assistance, among other things. This activity, however, is optional and is dependent on your return flight time. From here, you return to the Lodge, park, and begin your drive back to the airport. We are grateful for your visit, and we trust you had a wonderful experience.