8 Days Uganda Gorilla Wildlife Adventure Safari

Upon arrival at Entebbe International Airport and passing through the immigration process, you will be welcomed by our safari driver who will brief you shortly and transfer you to the booked accommodation for dinner and overnight stay

After early breakfast, meet your guide and drive to Kibale Forest National Park through lush countryside. On arrival at Kibale Forest National Park; you enter a world of primates with over 12 species including red-tailed, blue monkeys, olive baboons and black-and-white colobus. Birdlife is rich with the Great Blue Turaco. If lucky, spot forest elephants. Afternoon transfer to lodge for relaxation, dinner and overnight.

In the morning, transfer to park headquarters for briefing before chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest National Park, home to 13 primate species including chimpanzees, plus vervet, blue and colobus monkeys. The trek lasts 2–4 hours depending on movement, with one hour spent observing and photographing chimpanzees as your guide explains their behavior. Return for lunch. In the afternoon, enjoy a 2-hour Bigodi Wetland walk for birds and primates, then return to lodge for dinner and overnight.

After a relaxed breakfast, drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park, enjoying scenic crater lake views en route. Stop at the Equator Line in Uganda for photos before continuing to your lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, choose between an evening game drive in the Kasenyi sector or relaxing at the lodge.

After an early breakfast, enjoy a morning game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park, spotting lions, elephants, buffalo, antelopes, and diverse birdlife. Return for lunch, then take a boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel to see hippos, crocodiles, elephants, and water birds. Later, enjoy a short game drive before returning to the lodge for dinner and overnight.

After early breakfast, check out and drive to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park via a scenic route, arriving at your lodge for late lunch. Spend the afternoon relaxing and preparing for the next day’s gorilla trekking. Bwindi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to over 400 gorillas and 350+ bird species. Its dense forest offers a unique wildlife experience, best visited in the dry season for trekking and birding.

Early morning coffee, then proceed to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park for a briefing before gorilla trekking. Enter the forest with a packed lunch and spend one hour observing the gorillas. The trek may take 2–6 hours and requires moderate fitness. Return to the lodge for lunch, then relax or enjoy an optional Batwa cultural visit before dinner and overnight.

Early morning breakfast, check out of the lodge and jump into your jeep, find your way back to Entebbe, which is roughly an 8 hour’s drive back, depending on traffic jams along the way. You will enjoy an en route lunch along the way. You will reach in the afternoon, and transfer to your booked accommodation for dinner and overnight stay.