In the morning, a boat trip to Lake Victoria, visit the Mabamba Swamps, where you will have the opportunity to find a rare whalebird bird with a local ornithologist guide.
Departure to the Murchison Falls National Park. But first, we will call on a visit to the rhinos in Zziwa Rhino Sanctuary, where you can get close to these gray giants.
Upon arrival at Murchison Falls Park, check into a hotel.
Accommodation: Pakuba Safari Lodge, full board meals
 

Early breakfast and departure for a safari in Murchison Falls National Park.
Elephants, buffalos, giraffes, numerous species of antelopes are the most visible inhabitants of the park. If you go further, you can see large predators, including lions, leopards and spotted hyenas.
After lunch, departure for a boat cruise along the Nile. You will see hippos, crocodiles, elephants. This park is especially rich in rare birds.
The moment when the boat stops 10 meters from the seething base of the waterfall is impressive. Return to the lodge.
Accommodation: Pakuba Safari Lodge, full board meals
 

Long transfer to Fort Portal, located at the foot of the Lunar Mountains.
Stop for lunch on the way.
Then follow to Kibale National Park, which has the largest variety of primates in Africa.
Upon arrival, check into a hotel. Rest.
Accommodation at Crater Safari Lodge, full board meals
 

In the morning, an unforgettable walk through the humid evergreen Kibale rainforest awaits you during which you will see chimpanzees in their natural habitats.

After a walk, drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Queen Elizabeth Park is a vast area of ​​open expanse of savannah and tropical rain forests, impassable swamps and picturesque crater lakes. Edward Lake is one of the most picturesque in the rift fault chain. Rich in fish, it attracts pelicans, cormorants, gulls, herons, coliises, ibises and many other birds.
On a scale of biological diversity, this park is rightfully recognized as one of the richest in the world. The animal world is represented by more than 100 species of mammals, including: hippos, lions, buffalos, leopards, spotted hyenas and giant forest boars.
After lunch, departure for a 2-hour cruise along the Kazinga Canal and Lake Edward. During the cruise you will observe an unusually high concentration of hippos, as well as many animals coming to the watering place. Do not forget to prepare cameras, here you will have the perfect opportunity for a photo safari.

Accommodation at Park view safari lodge, full board meals
 

In the morning, an unforgettable walk through the humid evergreen Kibale rainforest awaits you during which you will see chimpanzees in their natural habitats.

After a walk, drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Queen Elizabeth Park is a vast area of ​​open expanse of savannah and tropical rain forests, impassable swamps and picturesque crater lakes. Edward Lake is one of the most picturesque in the rift fault chain. Rich in fish, it attracts pelicans, cormorants, gulls, herons, coliises, ibises and many other birds.
On a scale of biological diversity, this park is rightfully recognized as one of the richest in the world. The animal world is represented by more than 100 species of mammals, including: hippos, lions, buffalos, leopards, spotted hyenas and giant forest boars.
After lunch, departure for a 2-hour cruise along the Kazinga Canal and Lake Edward. During the cruise you will observe an unusually high concentration of hippos, as well as many animals coming to the watering place. Do not forget to prepare cameras, here you will have the perfect opportunity for a photo safari.

Accommodation at Park view safari lodge, full board meals
 

In the morning, an unforgettable walk through the humid evergreen Kibale rainforest awaits you during which you will see chimpanzees in their natural habitats.

After a walk, drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Queen Elizabeth Park is a vast area of ​​open expanse of savannah and tropical rain forests, impassable swamps and picturesque crater lakes. Edward Lake is one of the most picturesque in the rift fault chain. Rich in fish, it attracts pelicans, cormorants, gulls, herons, coliises, ibises and many other birds.
On a scale of biological diversity, this park is rightfully recognized as one of the richest in the world. The animal world is represented by more than 100 species of mammals, including: hippos, lions, buffalos, leopards, spotted hyenas and giant forest boars.
After lunch, departure for a 2-hour cruise along the Kazinga Canal and Lake Edward. During the cruise you will observe an unusually high concentration of hippos, as well as many animals coming to the watering place. Do not forget to prepare cameras, here you will have the perfect opportunity for a photo safari.

Accommodation at Park view safari lodge, full board meals