7 days Gorilla, Chimpanzee and Wildlife Tour in Uganda

After an early morning breakfast at the hotel our guide will meet and brief you about your tour and then set off for Kibale national park with lush and tropical rainforests and fascinating diversity of animals, kibale national park is one of the most stunning and most beautiful parks in Uganda and worth protecting because it’s the home to the largest number of primates in east Africa. these include the chimpanzees, red colobus monkeys, rare Lhotse’s monkey. The forest has one of the highest diversity and density of primates, totaling to 13 species. check in at Kibale forest camp for the night. Meal plan, breakfast, lunch, dinner.

Wake up early morning for breakfast after which you will head to the park for a thrilling adventure of chimpanzees trekking in the forest, you will be able to see other primates like the red tailed monkeys, colobus monkeys, baboons and so much more. overnight stay at Kibale forest camp. Meal plan, breakfast, lunch, dinner.

Set off to queen Elizabeth national park after breakfast in the morning checking in a Bush lodge, go for a game drive and a launch cruise. Queen Elizabeth is the second largest and second oldest park in Uganda, together with kyambura and kigezi wild life reserves form one of the most diverse eco-systems in Africa. The melting glaciers of mountain Rwenzori create a huge wetland system that is a source to the two lakes of Edward and George and their connecting Kazinga channel. Hundreds of hippos populate these lakes’ shore lines. The open savannah creates a habitat for the elephants, lions, buffaloes, leopards and a lot more mammals. Meal plan, breakfast, lunch, dinner.

Set off to queen Elizabeth national park after breakfast in the morning checking in a Bush lodge, go for a game drive and a launch cruise. Queen Elizabeth is the second largest and second oldest park in Uganda, together with kyambura and kigezi wild life reserves form one of the most diverse eco-systems in Africa. The melting glaciers of mountain Rwenzori create a huge wetland system that is a source to the two lakes of Edward and George and their connecting Kazinga channel. Hundreds of hippos populate these lakes’ shore lines. The open savannah creates a habitat for the elephants, lions, buffaloes, leopards and a lot more mammals. Meal plan, breakfast, lunch, dinner.

Bwindi is a home to almost half of the world’s population of mountain gorillas, 326 bird species. Bwindi is the bird watcher’s heaven! Over 90% of the 326 bird species are rift valley endemics which are difficult to be seen anywhere in east Africa and over 7 IUCN red listed species.

Gorillas are the world’s largest living primate and most endangered ape. They cannot survive in captivity and that’s why they cannot be found in the zoo. Have an early breakfast and head to the park headquarters for briefing and embark on an adventurous journey of Gorilla trekking in the forest. Overnight stay at Bweza lodge, Meal plan breakfast, lunch, dinner.

Set off in the morning after breakfast and head to Entebbe airport for your departure fight.