Uganda Gorilla & Chimp Safari

After breakfast, your driver guide will pick you up and head to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. It takes about 8 hours to drive there. Located on the edge of the Rift Valley, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is biologically diverse. The lush Bwindi rainforest houses about 400 species of plants and 400 mountain gorillas, almost half of the whole world's gorilla population. From Entebbe, we'll drive through Kabale-Kisoro in southwest Uganda, one of Uganda's most beautiful scenic routes which connects the border between Rwanda and Congo, so you won't feel bored at all. On the way, you can see the most beautiful area of the country, where there are terraces and hills, also known as "Switzerland in Africa". You can also see the vast countryside, bamboo forests, and the stunning scenery from Virunga Mountain.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Silverback Lodge

Today we'll start with Bwindi Forest to trace the gorillas. In the morning, UWA staff will briefly explain the main points and regulations of this trekking tour. Remember to bring your raincoat, rain boots and water. Before attending the gorilla adventures in Uganda, you need to have a physical check in advance since mountain gorillas are highly sensitive to human diseases. There are 5 kinds of primates, 113 kinds of mammals, 200 kinds of butterflies and 300 kinds of birds in the Bwindi forest. In this exciting journey, we will encounter with slopes, winding vines, dense bushes and bamboo forests. Please take a fully charged camera and extra battery for taking pictures. The guide will show you traces of previous gorilla activities, including manure nests and chewed bamboo roots. Depending on the activity of gorillas, our gorilla tracking journey will last for 2 - 7 hours. After the gorilla tracking activity ends, we will arrive in the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park by car. The 70 kilometer (43 miles) journey will take 2 hours. If you are lucky, you will see lions who can climb trees there.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation: Enjojo Lodge

After breakfast, we will start to track chimpanzees and other primates and birds in Kalinzu Forest Reserve. After, the guide driver will send you to Kampala or Entebbe Airport by car, taking approximately 6 hours. On the way, we will have a stop at Equator for you to buy some souvenirs.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch