Located South of Fort Portal, Kibale forest is believed to contain the highest Concentration of Primate Species in East Africa which include; Chimpanzees, Black and White Colobus Monkeys, Red Monkeys, Blue Monkeys and Baboons. Tracking
to the habituated chimp troops is conducted by the trained guides who will also give you more information about the forest in general including the secretes of the flora and fauna giving you a memorable and enjoyable trail. The group of chimps in Kanyanchu  community is Probably the Largest in Kibale Forest. The park is also known for a colorful variety of 250 species of butterflies and 375 bird species. In the afternoon a walk through Bigodi Swamp (Community Based Project) This is an awesome haven for Bird Watchers with over 138 Species of Birds including the turacos, the swamp is also a haven for other animals such as sitatungas and bushbucks.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.
Overnight at hotel.

Early Morning Departure for Queen Elizabeth National Park! Through the Crater Lake field. Crater lakes are formed by velocity, with a violent eruption causing the top of a volcano to be blown off leaving a crater lake. There are several lakes of varying size and character. The craters are safe for swimming, have frequent sightings of black and white colobus monkeys and Nyinambuga being one of the most popular lakes with its image printed at the back of the 20,000sh note of Uganda. The drive through Kasese is a journey through the dry plains and greenness. We reach at midday Queen Elizabeth Bush lodge in Queen Elizabeth National Park, with a stunningly beautiful view over Kazinga channel.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.

Overnight at hotel.

 

 

This early morning, we will go for a game drive on the plains of Queen Elizabeth with thousands of Ugandan kobs, lions, elephants etc. After the game drive we will proceed to Kisoro via Kabale. After lunch in Kabale the last part of the journey will take us through a beautiful landscape called the "Switzerland of Africa. We pass mountains, hills with cultivated terraces, tropical rainforest and bamboo forest. Down is Kisoro where we will stay in the famous Travellers Rest Hotel just outside Kisoro. This is a unique and one of
the oldest hotels in Uganda that offers a cozy stay for the tourists, who come to see the endangered mountain gorillas.
If staying at Gorilla Valley Lodge a long cherished dream of an Africa enthusiast came true in 2013: the establishment of the lodge in the south of Bwindi impenetrable forest NP. Gorilla Valley lodge is situated at the southern edge of Bwindi impenetrable national park on a hill near Rushaga, close to Rushaga Uganda wildlife station. Gorilla valley Lodge a ‘medium range hotel’, consists of 12 rooms, with spacious private bathrooms, toilets, dining/waiting area beautifully situated in lowland evergreen forest allowing breathtaking views of the African Eden, rich with wildlife and at a close distance the majestic Virunga volcanoes. From the veranda of the rooms you can almost touch this national park and home of our mountain gorillas.
Meals: Dinner.
Overnight at Hotel.

This is the day of Gorilla tracking, from Travellers Rest in Kisoro it is 1 hour or 20 minutes by car to Nkuringo group or Rushaga area home of Nshongi, Mishaya, Kahungye, and Bweza groups in south Bwindi or to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. It’s 15 minutes’ drive from Gorilla Valley Lodge to Rushaga ranger offices. Once you have found the gorillas, you will be able to spend up to one hour with them. All visitors are expected back to the starting point by 7:00 PM. The walks can take 3-9 hours depending on where you find the gorillas.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.
Overnight at hotel.

Early in the morning we will leave for Lake Mburo National Park, driving through one of the most scenic routes in western Uganda passing through an extensive bamboo forest, as well as the “Kanaba gap”, where a clear view of the volcanoes in Uganda can be seen, as we drive down through the beautiful views of Lake Bunyonyi being the deepest Lake in Uganda with every rich history. You will have lunch in Mbarara before you continue to Lake Mburo, a smaller but unique park, and the only one in the Western part of Uganda with impalas and zebras. This little park hosts a variety of animals, that is to say 68 mammal species, including a large number of impalas zebras Uganda kobs, duikers, bushbucks, Ankole cattle topis, buffaloes, leopards, spotted hyenas, waterbucks, warthogs, oribi.
Crocodiles and hippopotami are permanent residents, and buffalos come to drink during the dry season. oribi. The wide variety of
resident birds includes Malachite Kingfishers, Pied Kingfishers, African Fish Eagles, Rufous Long-tailed Starlings, Blue-headed Weavers, Green-necked Doves, Hammerkops, Pelicans, Herons, Cormorants and even rare Shoebills.
Meals:Dinner.
Overnight at hotel.

Early morning after breakfast we will head for a game drive /walk. It’s the best time to roam the park in search of wild life especially the Impalas. Lake Mburo national park has a network of game tracks in the east of the park which passes a variety of land scape features, acacia woodlands, grassy hillsides. After a late breakfast, the last part of the journey will bring us back to Kampala. We will bring you back to hotel of your choice in Kampala for overnight.

Important Note: The age limit for Gorilla tracking is 15 years and Chimpanzee tracking is 12 years.