General Itineries
| Safari Code | Duration | Activities During the Safari |
ES 01 |
One Day |
Arrival, Airport Transfer and A Quick Introduction to Uganda’s Wildlife at the Uganda Wildlife Educational Centre (UWEC) near Entebbe International Airport |
ES 02 |
One Day |
Guided Day/ Night Nature Walk or Mountain/ Forest Biking in Mabira Forest and Site seeing at the source of the World’s longest river the Nile and Bujagali Falls |
ES 03 |
One Day |
White Water Rafting / Bungee Jumping on River Nile. |
ES 04 |
One Day |
Horse Riding / Quad Biking along the Banks of Nile River |
ES 05 |
One Day |
Guided Nature Walk in Mpanga Forest. With a stopover at Mpambire village to see the local technology of drum-making. |
ES 06 |
Two Days |
Nature Walks, Game Driving, Launch Cruising, Quad Biking in Lake Mburo National Park. The park boasts of 68 mammal species including the zebras – Enjoy them trafficking for water at the Lake, and 315 bird species. |
ES 07 |
Two Days |
Gorilla Tracking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Here a visitor should expect to see a half of the world’s surviving Mountain Gorillas in a thick forest, in addition to the 120 mammal species. Its 350 bird species include seven which are IUCN red data listed and 90% of all Albertine Rift Endemics. |
ES 08 |
Two Days |
Alternative Gorilla Tracking can be done in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. The Park is part of the famous Virunga Conservation Area which covers Uganda, Democratic of Congo and Rwanda. 38 animal species can be seen, and for bird-watchers, you will enjoy a trip to Mgahinga as your list will shoot around 79 species. |
ES 09 |
Three Days |
Game viewing in Queen Elizabeth National Park is fantastic. Combined with Kyambura Gorge, Ishasha Wilderness and Kigezi Wildlife Reserve; this is the most diverse ecosystem in Africa. With 606 bird species a visitor has chances of seeing the rare Shoebill stork. Make sure you don’t miss a launch cruise on the Kazinga Channel for the Aquatic life. |
| ES 10 | Two Days | Chimpanzee tracking and Nature Walks in Kibale National Park. The Park boasts of other 12 species of Primates including Black and White Colobus Monkeys, I’Hoest’s Monkey, Blue Monkeys, Red Colobus among others. Enjoy a nature a walk in a community owned Bigodi Swamp to check for other mammals like the Sitatunga, Bushbucks, Otters and Mongoose |
ES 11 |
Two Days |
A visit to Semuliki National Park is also rewarding. A total of 53 mammal and 441 bird species have been recorded. Semuliki is one of the most biodiverse and oldest forests of Africa located in Albertine Region of the Great African Rift Valley. Don’t miss the Sempaya Hot Springs and the exciting local people the Legendary Pygmies (Batwa Tribe). |
ES 12 |
Three Days |
Murchison Falls National Park is Uganda’s largest Protected Area with the most wonderful Water Falls in the world found along River Nile.. Game driving or Nature Walks in the Park allows you to see; Giraffes, countless herds of Buffaloes and Elephants, Hippos, Crocodiles as they cause manageable “ANIMAL TRAFFIC” in and around the waters of the Nile. Launch Cruising and Sport Fishing are the highlights of the visit to the Park. A brief stop at Nakayima Shrine, a splendid tree beholding the spirit of an ancient king. |
ES 13 |
Two Days |
Guided Nature Walks and Chimpanzee Tracking in Budongo Forest Reserve are so exciting. This lush Lowland Rainforest has the biggest number of Hard Wood Mahogany (Entandophragma and Khaya) Species in East Africa. It is also home for one of the biggest Chimpanzee groups in the world. The forest also shares boundaries with the famous Murchison Falls National Park a savanna biodiverse and therefore there are high chances of seeing both forest and open savanna wildlife. |
ES 14 |
Seven Days |
Game viewing or mountaineering in Rwenzori Mountains National Park (the Snow Capped Block “Mountains of the Moon”). The Rwenzori remarkably boasts of its flora and fauna. Many primates can be seen along the central circuit trail. The Rwenzori is home for 241 bird species of which 19 are Montane Endemics and others are Albertine Rift Endemics; notably the Rwenzori Turaco, Malachite Sunbird and others. Mountain climbers will enjoy a Great Visit to Rwenzori. Local Porters are ready to make your hike easier by carrying your luggage for a charge. |
ES 15 |
Seven Days |
Mount Elgon National Park is located on an extinct volcano shared by Uganda and Kenya with fewer fauna than flora. An interested mountain climber needs a minimum of four days to trek the short trail. On the trip one can see; Blue Monkeys, Bush and Waterbucks, and occasionally Buffaloes and Elephants. The mountain is hugely important for water catchment as its vegetation on the rocks act as a giant biological sponge. |
| ES 16 | 4 days | The Kidepo Valley National Park is the remotest park of Uganda. The Uganda’s most scenic Park has the most exciting wild life. About 77 mammal species and 489 bird species can be seen in the open tree savanna. Mammals like the Bat-eared foxes, Striped Hyenas, Cheetahs, Mountain Reedbucks, Guenther’s Dikdiks, Elands… among the birds are the Giant Ostriches, Secretary Birds, Kori Bustard, Carmine, Little Green and Red-throated Bee eaters. The local people (“the Karimajong”) though the remotest in Uganda but are the most spectacular, arrangements can be made to visit the “Karimajong Manyattas” (Homesteads) to see traditional customs, stools, Spears, Head Dresses, Knives, Bows and Arrows and Jewelry. |
| ES 17 | One Day | Chimpanzee Habituation at Ngamba Island. The Island is located amidst Lake Victoria. A trip to this Island will give you a chance to stay with these legendary primates all the time. Have a chance to participate in feeding them. |
| ES 18 | Two Days | A tour to the Northern Uganda. This war-ravaged region which is recovering from the bruises is worth a look at. A visitor must not miss the Sir. Samuel Baker’s Fort at Patiko where slaves were scrutinized before ‘exporting’ them. |
| ES 19 | One Day | Kampala City tour which will give you a chance to visit a number of historical sites, the Martyrs’ shrine and other shrines, temples, markets, craft shops and the Uganda museum. |
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