Find your guide at the meeting point and set off on a 3-hour walking tour of Entebbe. Discover popular and less known landmarks, visit the freedom tree, and get a taste of local life at the bustling markets. Visit the rolex area of Nsamizi Road and learn all about the rolex snack - a local street food. The rolex combines vegetables and an omelette wrapped in a chapati. See first hand how rolexes are made before you sample one (for an additional fee). Continue to the Chimpanzee Trust to learn about chimpanzee conservation. Hear about the history of and current efforts of the Ngamba Chimpanzee Trust as they seek to protect this majestic animal. Walk to Muzinga Square, visit Muzinha Park, and view the Colonial governor’s mansion (now the official residence of the president). Cross over to the first Anglican church, founded by colonial missionaries, then head to Entebbe’s famous botanical gardens. Grab a refreshment at the bar before walking back to Victoria Mall.

Start the tour with an early morning pick up from your hotel or accommodation in Kampala or Entebbe. Then, head to Kayabwe for your breakfast stop after which you will be taken to Lake Mburo National Park, located in Kiruhura District in the Western Region of Uganda (approximately 240 km west of Kampala). Once in the park, embark on a 3-hour game drive in search of the many species the park has to offer. The park has a variety of animals such as zebra, hippopotamus, impala, warthog, common eland, African buffalo, jackal, lion, African leopard, and over 300 bird species. You will have the option to leave the vehicle and go on a guided walk along the walking trail. After the game drive, enjoy the chance to relax in the shade while lunch is served. After lunch, head to the lakeshore to enjoy a 2-hour boat trip. During the cruise, spot hippos, hornbills, and papyrus gonaleks. Finally, head back to Kampala, stopping at the Equator to experience being in both hemispheres at the same time. Be sure to take some pictures here of this unforgettable experience. Once back in Kampala, get dropped off back at your accommodation to conclude the tour.

Enjoy a relaxed sightseeing drive to the picturesque Jinja, the Source of the great Nile river. Visit and explore the many natural attractions along the route including the rare Ssezibwa falls and its twin rivers, the Mabira forest nature walk, the sugar cane plantations of Lugazi and enjoy a locally popular snack of chicken and plantain at Namawojjolo market. Take a boat cruise on the river Nile and visit the exact spot where the Nile separates from Lake Victoria on its journey to the mediterranean. Enjoy Jinja's signature deepfried tilapia for lunch, and visit Jinja city's market, main street and monuments by car.

Discover Kampala’s post-colonial and burgeoning art scene with this tour of main-stream and independent art galleries, a fashion studio, local artists collective workshop and the National Museum. The day-tour allows guests to not only view art but to observe the artist at work in their studios and to engage with the artists and hear their stories. Learn about the history of art in Uganda from teaching staff at the Margaret Trowell School of Art. Learn a bit about Kampala's underground Art scene when you visit the Bagala collective of artists. The experience also includes lunch at a traditional Ugandan restaurant.

Enjoy an all-inclusive 3-day tour to see chimpanzees and various wildlife in Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park and Kibale Forest Park. Be surprised by the opportunity to see over 100 species of mammals and nearly 600 varieties of birds. Day 1: Kampala - Kibale Forest Park Start your tour in Kampala where you will drive nearly 225 miles to Kibale. Depart early in the morning to see the landscapes of Mityana before taking a lunch break in the beautiful town of Fort Portal. Marvel at the stunning palace of Tooro Kingdom, the Karambi Royal Tombs, local shops, and the iconic mosque before driving on to Kibale, only a couple of miles ahead. On arrival, check into your accommodations at Kibale Forest Camp. Learn about chimpanzees, baboons, black-and-white colobus monkeys, and the native blue monkey. Kibale National Park hosts the largest number of primates in the whole of East Africa. Have a walk in the afternoon to discover primates on the way to Kanyanchu River Camp. This is the most popular of all walks inside the park. View diverse forest flora and a number of wild animals before heading back to the lodge for dinner and your overnight stay. Day 2: Chimpanzee Trekking and Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park Enjoy a guided nature walk in the tropical rainforest in search of the chimpanzee, red-tailed monkey, black-and-white colobus monkey, and many others. Upon sighting the chimpanzees, you will spend an unforgettable hour watching them go about their daily life — feeding, playing, grooming, taking care of their young, howling and screeching, all in their natural habitat. After the trek, drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park. See the mystical Rwenzori Mountain Range as you make the journey. Eat lunch and enjoy an en-route game drive during the afternoon. Arrive at Kazinga Channel for a sundown boat cruise and see this natural waterway between Lake Edward and Lake George. Catch unbelievable views of abundant birdlife, elephants, buffaloes, and schools of hippos cooling off at the shores. Enjoy dinner and a good night’s sleep at your lodge before the next day’s morning adventure. Day 3: Game Drive and Transfer to Entebbe/Kampala Begin early with a drive through the southern sector, famous for its copious wildlife. Look for animals not seen on previous days. Later, depart through Katunguru Gate to arrive back to your hotel in Kampala or transfer to the airport in Entebbe.

Enjoy a fun day exploring Entebbe like a local. See the city's highlights, its different neighborhoods, and hidden spots on a 5-hour guided tour riding a retro bike. During the tour, you also visit the beautiful Entebbe Botanical Gardens and the exciting Entebbe Reptile Village. Get picked up from your accommodation and transfer to the botanic garden. The tour starts here at the famous Entebbe Botanical gardens. Enjoy lots of time here to absorb the natural beauty of this place and spot many different birds. Then it is time to cruise the streets of Entebbe and your guide will take you to see some hidden gems you would normally miss as well as to lively local markets.  Don't forget to try out some local cuisine at the markets before you head to the Entebbe Reptile Village. Here you will have a chance to see all sorts of reptiles from lizards to crocodile, iguanas to vipers. When the tour concludes you will be transported back to your hotel.

Day 1Arrival and Transfer to the hotel Welcome to Uganda! Upon your arrival at Entebbe International Airport at any time of the day, you will be received by Range Land Safaris Guide who will transfer you to the lodge for overnight (Boma Hotel) Day 2 Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park Start with a morning drive at 7:00 am to Queen Elizabeth national park through Fort Portal, lots of farmlands on the foot hills of the Rwenzori mountain and scenic view of the “Mountains of the Moon”, having an early lunch in Fort Portal and arrive in the early afternoon for a boat trip on the Kazinga channel where you will have your sight on the channel that connects the Salty lake Edward and fresh water lake George both named after Queen Victoria’s Children (Buffalo safari lodge) Day 3 Game Drive in the Queen Elizabeth An early start with a cup of coffee, Begin your day with a cup of coffee. Early morning game drive along Kasenyi and Queens Mile makes visitors encounter elephants, buffalo, water bucks, warthogs, lions, Uganda Kobs and a variety of birds. Continue to have lunch in Ishasha, game drives at Ishasha on your way to Bwindi in search of the tree climbing lions. Later, drive to Bwindi via the beautiful scenery of the tea plantations. This is the lushest highland rain forest on earth, filled with primates and exotic birds. ( Gorilla leisure lodge) Day 4 Gorilla Tracking  An early start with a cup of coffee, ready for trekking that begins at 8:00 am with a briefing from the UWA officials. Visitors are advised to carry along with a rain jacket, drinking water, simple snacks, jungle boots etc The ranger guides will lead you inside the jungle to see the shy Primates for a group you have been reserved for. Always take your lunch boxes and all the necessary gear to track the rare Mountain Gorilla, perhaps one of the most exciting wildlife experiences on earth. Gorilla trekking may take between 2 and 6 hours but it is well worth the effort. [ Gorilla leisure Lodge ] Day 5 Drive to Kampala through Lake Mburo After your warm African tea/ Coffee, Return to Kampala, then Entebbe, the route will take us through the farmlands of the Ankole long horned cattle and the sceneries of the Kabale ranches and Ngurinko hills with lunch en-route and stop over at Equator Uganda for photographs and souvenirs (Booma Hotel Entebbe).

Start your tour with pickup from your hotel or residence in and around Kampala or Entebbe in the early morning on Day 1. Pickup a packed breakfast from local popular diners on the way to the park in Nakasongola town. Arrive at the park in the mid-morning and enjoy a 45-minute hike to the top of Murchison Falls, where you can expect to get wet. Head to your accommodations, check-in, and get lunch. Drive to the boat departure point and embark on a 2-hour boat trip along the banks of the Nile to the bottom of the falls. If you’re not too tired from the early morning and the activities so far, enjoy an evening game drive. On Day 2, enjoy a sunrise game drive and take the ferry crossing to the southern sector of the park. Guests selecting the 3-day/2-night option can sleep in and enjoy an all-morning game drive, break for lunch, and rest or enjoy an evening game drive on Day 2. Depart for Kampala and enjoy a taste of local staple delicacies for lunch en route back to Kampala. Enjoy a scenic relaxing drive back to Kampala and stop at local roadside markets to taste seasonal fruit and chat with local vendors. Arrive back in Kampala or Entebbe in the late afternoon.

Day 1 Transfer to Bwindi from Entebbe/Kampala Early morning at about 8 am, the driver-guide will meet you and be transferred to Bwindi with lunch en route. Later have dinner and overnight at the hotel/lodge. Day 2 Gorilla tracking Experience and Lake Bunyonyi You will attend an early morning briefing at the UWA briefing point and after the briefing embark on a 3 to 5 hours Gorilla trekking experience in the thick tropical rain forest. Upon finding the Gorillas you will spend 1 hour with them and later drive to lake bunyonyi. Day 3 Drop off to airport/Kampala On this day will be the last day, you will be dropped back at the airport , Entebbe or Kampala

Itinerary Day 1 Entebbe airport to Kibale national park Meet your driver/guide at the airport, embark on a journey of about 335km for about 5-hours to Kibale national park, You will spend your night at the lodge at the national park. Budget Accommodation: kibale forest Camp Meal plan: lunch and dinner Day2 Kibale national park for Chimpanzee trekking With 13 different species, the number and diversity of primates in Kibale National Park is the highest in the whole of Africa. The most popular of these are the chimpanzees with over 1450 individuals living here making it the best destination to enjoy a Chimpanzee Tracking Tour. During your safari tour you see all these primates. In addition, Kibale is home to the uncommon L’Hoest’s monkeys, East Africa’s biggest population of the endangered red colobus monkeys, the black & white colobus, red tailed monkeys, blue monkeys, olive baboons, grey cheeked mangabeys, bush babies as well as potto. After chimpanzee trekking you will proceed to queen Elizabeth which is about 130km and it will take about 2 to 3 hours with a lunch break along the way, upon arrival we shall have an evening boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel, which connects lakes George and Edward see buffalo cooling off in the water along with hippos and crocodiles. You will spend your night at Queen Elizabeth national park. Optional Lion tracking or night game drive at extra cost. Budget accommodation: Engiri game lodge and amp site Meal plan: breakfast, lunch, and dinner Day 3 Queen Elizabeth national park Early morning after your breakfast you will set off from lodge to Bwindi impenetrable national park with your packed lunch, while exploring the Ishasha region which is famous for tree-climbing lions. The drive to Bwindi is about 180km and it takes about 3 hours, you will arrive at the lodge at Bwindi impenetrable national park in the afternoon for your lunch and a rest for the next day gorilla trekking. Accommodation: budget; Bakiga Lodge Day 4 Gorilla trekking at Bwindi national park Today you will set off early after breakfast to the park headquarters, where you will register for your gorilla trek. Once you've been assigned a group you will follow your guide into Bwindi National Park. You start your trek by walking for about four hours before you reach the gorillas. Once you find the first gorilla, you have an hour with them. The hills can be strenuous, but the exhilaration of seeing the gorillas makes it all worthwhile. After the trek, you drive to lake Bunyonyi where you will spend the night. The journey is about 71km, taking about 2hours. Optional Batwa Community Experience and nature walk at extra cost either at Bwindi Forest or Lake Bunyonyi Accommodation at antique cottages lake Bunyonyi Meal plan: breakfast, packed lunch, dinner Day 5 Lake Bunyonyi to Entebbe After breakfast you will a do a boat cruise for 1-2 hours around the islands of lake bunyonyi and then embark on a 462km journey and it will take about 8 hours to reach Entebbe to end your 1178km 5-day tour. Please note drop off at Entebbe is either at the airport for flight check-in or your preferred lodge not included in tour package price unless on special request.