General
Overview
Uganda is all about its friendly people and the diversity in landscapes and activities. This trip will show you the best of what Uganda has to offer. Queen Elizabeth National Park features grassland Savannah teeming with wildlife and Bwindi Forest is full of interesting endemic flora and fauna. All of this is on top of all main highlights like gorilla tracking, chimpanzee tracking and the boat safaris. And, as with all our mid-range trips, you will stay in an excellent array of comfortable lodges!
Tour Schedule
Day 1: Arrival, transfer to Kampala
Day 2: Travel to Fort Portal/ Kibale Forest
Day 3: Chimpanzee Tracking in Kibale Forest and Swamp walk
Day 4: Travel to Queen Elizabeth National Park
Day 5: Safari and Boat Trip in Queen Elizabeth N.P.
Day 6: Travel to lake Mutanda
Day 7: Gorilla Tracking in Bwindi Forest
Day 8: Travel back to Kampala or Entebbe.
Activities
- Gorilla trekking
- Swamp walk
The Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary is an fascinating area, located in Magombe swamp. this area is recognized for a extensive array of biodiversity among which are several primates species like the red colobus monkey, baboon, black & white colobus monkey, blue monkey grey cheeked, mangabey, vervet monkey, red tailed monkey and the L’Hoest monkey. Additional Mammals 
Park at a Glance Size: 321km2 Altitude: 1,160m – 2,607m above sea level. Bwindi was gazetted as a National Park in 1991 and declared a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site in 1994. The Mubare gorilla group was the first to become available for tourism in Uganda in April 1993. Nine groups are now habituated for 
Queen Elizabeth National Park is in southwest Uganda. Leopards roam the Mweya Peninsula, which lies beside Lake Edward. Nearby Lake Katwe is a huge volcanic explosion crater. Boats on the Kazinga Channel float past hippos and Nile crocodiles. Chimpanzees inhabit the Kyambura Gorge. Trails lead to bat caves in the central Maramagambo Forest. The Ishasha