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Nestled against the stunning Rwenzori Mountains, Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda’s top destination and its most biodiverse savannah park, hosting more than 95 mammal species and 600 bird species. Game drives across the Kasenyi plains provide fantastic opportunities to observe lions, elephants, and buffaloes, while a boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel—a 32-kilometre natural waterway connecting Lake Edward and Lake George—offers close encounters with Africa’s largest gatherings of hippos, as well as elephants, buffaloes, and abundant birdlife.
In the Kyambura Gorge, famously called the ‘Valley of Apes,’ you have the chance to track wild chimpanzees through dense riverine forests. The park’s scattered crater lakes provide a stunning volcanic backdrop to the scenery. Spending four days here allows you to fully explore its diverse ecosystems, ranging from open savannahs to the forested gorge.
Included and Excluded
- Transport in 4x4 Safari Vehicle
- Accommodation (Mid-range)
- Meals as per Itinerary
- Park Entrance Fees
- Activities as per Itinerary
- English Speaking Guide
- Bottled Water
- AC Will Not Be Functional On Hills Or Slopes.
- Any Other Service Not Mentioned
- Additional Entry Fees Other Than Specified
- Amsterdam Canal Cruise Not Included For Basic
Highlights of the Tour
- Game Drives
- Boat Cruise on Kazinga Channel
- Chimpanzee Tracking
- Crater Lakes
Itinerary
Depart Kampala in the morning in a comfortable 4x4 safari vehicle with your driver-guide, heading southwest via Mubende and Fort Portal as the Rwenzori Mountains come into view on the horizon. Stop for lunch en route before continuing into Queen Elizabeth National Park in the late afternoon. Check in at your lodge, freshen up, and enjoy dinner as the park settles into evening.
- • Scenic Drive With Rwenzori Mountain Views
- • Check-In And Orientation At Your Lodge
- • Welcome Dinner
Rise early for a game drive across the Kasenyi plains, Queen Elizabeth National Park’s prime savannah for spotting lions, elephants, buffaloes, and Uganda kob. Return to the lodge for lunch, then set out in the afternoon on a boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel, the 32-kilometre natural waterway linking Lake Edward and Lake George. The channel is home to one of Africa’s largest hippo concentrations, along with elephants, buffaloes, and abundant birdlife.
- Morning Game Drive On Kasenyi Plains
- Kazinga Channel Boat Cruise
- Close Encounters With Hippos, Elephants And Birdlife
After breakfast, head to Kyambura Gorge — known as the ‘Valley of Apes’ — for a guided chimpanzee tracking trek through dense riverine forest. In the afternoon, drive through the park’s scattered volcanic crater lakes, a striking landscape of cone-shaped hills and mirror-still lakes, stopping along the way for photos and birdwatching.
- Chimpanzee Tracking In Kyambura Gorge
- Scenic Drive Through The Crater Lakes
- Birdwatching Along The Way
Enjoy a final early morning game drive, or relax at leisure depending on your flight or road transfer schedule. After breakfast and checkout, begin the return journey to Kampala, arriving in the evening with lasting memories of the park’s savannahs, waterways, and forests.
- Optional Final Game Drive
- Breakfast And Checkout
- Return Transfer To Kampala
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